Recipes

Coffee and cacao add bold depth of flavor to this hearty roast. Though they may seem out of place in a savory roast recipe, the coffee and cacao flavors blend beautifully with the beef and bring out its deeper notes.

Apples, pears, and onions partner beautifully with this simple roast. Don't worry, it's not "too sweet", just a lighter side of your classic roast.

Delicious doesn't begin to describe this amazing filling for street tacos, burritos or topping for your taco salad! A few minutes prep time is all you need and the instant pot does the rest! Do NOT vent early - be sure to let the Instant Pot depressurize on its own for 20 minutes. That IS part of the cooking process!

So, here's the "in a hurry" version from https://confessionsofanover-workedmom.com/leftover-pot-roast-ideas/ One of my favorite leftover pot roast ideas is so simple! Just slice the leftover pot roast into thin strips, add a can of cream of mushroom soup, one cup of beef broth, and put the whole thing in the slow cooker. Then, a few minutes before serving, stir in a half a cup of sour cream. Serve the whole thing over egg noodles and you have one of the best leftover pot roast pasta meals you have ever had. You only need to simmer it for about 3 hours on low. Below I've included instructions for making a quick mushroom sautee and roux, for your own homemade "cream of mushroom soup" base!

This recipe is simple and easy to tailor to your individual taste. The best burger should be juicy and flavorful, not redolent of "packet of onion soup mix". This recipe uses coarsely grated fresh onion to retain moisture and enhance the flavor of the beef, but you can use a similar amount of other vegetables in its place if you don't care for onion or want to take the taste in a different direction!

Satisfying sirloin instapot style! Have dinner on the table in 30 minutes without hassle and without heating up your home!

Your favorite cheeseburger flavor in a steaming bowl of soup! Recipe and photo courtesy of Karen & Isidro Alba

Nothing warms you on a chilly night like a hearty bowl of beef stew. A few minutes prep in the morning is all it takes to have this waiting in your crock pot at dinner time!

This dish meets both the "Keto-friendly" and "Kid-friendly" standard. Leftovers are great for lunch ... if there are any. I use a 9" x 15" casserole dish for this recipe. If all my kids aren't home and there are leftovers it makes for a great lunch (hot or cold according to my boys!). If you are feeding a smaller crew, just halve the recipe and use a 9" x 9" dish.

Even if you are not on the Ketogenic diet, you cans still enjoy these meatballs with your favorite pasta or a side of mashed potatoes while your "Keto" friends join you for these tasty nuggets with their veggie noodles or mashed cauliflower. They won't miss the carbs and neither of you will miss out on tasty meatballs!