Very delicious. Only one suggestion: Add the water as you go along depending on if you want it thicker or thinner (I added none at all). This one is a keeper for us!
nice on a cold winters night - easy and very healthy
I loved this soup. I used ground turkey in place of the beef and I was not shy with the cayenne pepper. I also added a little cumin and chile power to spice up the turkey. I'll be making this one again soon!
When I was in college we would have called this 'stuff and glop' which is not an insult - we'd take some ground beef and throw in a can of this or that and enough spice to kill the bad taste This recipe is like that except it is well seasoned and thought out. Cheap easy and delish thanks 2sider! I might substitute some short pasta for the potatoes and use some tomato paste in with the meat at the start to give it a bit more depth but it's good as is.
I used one can Rotell Tomatoes with Green Chilies and one can tomatoes with sweet onions and roasted garlic. I also used dried onions. Very good a little spicy but good on a cold winter day. It is thick and more like a chili than a stew. I will make it again. Leftovers are great for lunch.
A nice change from chili!
This was delicious! I adapted it to the crock pot but would still be a really quick meal for supper if made according to the recipe. My family loved it!
This stew is delicious! It went great with cast iron skillet corn bread. I prepared it exactly as instructed except I omitted one cup of water. My family loved it so I will definitely make again!
This is a great base recipe. I think it should pack a bit more punch and we add 16 oz of green chiles. Double up on potatoes and corn. I use 3 lbs of extra lean ground beef. My family loves it and the four of us eat every bit of the 6 quarts it makes.
This is like chili with potatoes in it. Not so good but edible.
