Very Easy....Beef & Mushrooms over noodles

[ajrsmom]

Heres a comfort food recipe for you........

Beef & Mushrooms over Noodles

1 1-2lb beef roast, cut into chunks
1 can cr. of mush. soup-store brand works too
1 pk. Lipton onion soup mix-again store brand will work
8 oz fresh, sliced mushrooms
cooked egg noodles

In your crockpot mix first 3 ingredients. Add mushrooms and gently stir until all is mixed. Cook on high 4-5 hrs, low 8-9 hrs.
This creates its own gravy as it cooks. I always double all of the ingredients except the meat. You might want to stir this a few times while cooking if your crockpot cooks on the hot side like mine. Serve over noodles and with a side of veggies. MMMM!!!

[kimmyo]

Thanks ajrsmom! Printing this one!

[Jenna]

Thanks so much, ajrsmom!

This sounds great! I like anything really simple! I am going to give this one a try!

Jenna

[ajrsmom]

You are both very welcome !! Just a note, this tends to be salty so DONT add salt to it. I try to look for low salt versions of soup if the prices arent out of this world. I have made this using a pork roast and boneless chicken . These 2 are very good also. Its like taking a day off from cooking

Like Martha says "Its a good thing "

[Mom2twoboyz]

hehe Ajrsmom...great minds think alike...I just ended a post with Martha's "it's a good thing" on the chit chat board.....

This recipe is how my MIL makes Pot Roast...minus the extra mushrooms. It's the first meat dish I ever made (after 16 or so years as a vegetarian). My husband was coming home from his long stint in Oregon and I had called his mom for this recipe and made it. She browns the roast on each side and then just throws it in the pot with the mushroom soup and the lipton stuff....oh yeah...and some carrots and potatoes. I actually let it cook for like 11 hours. LOL It was practically melting in our mouths. It really surprised DH...he was going to take me out, but it was soooo late when he got to the airport and I knew he'd be tired. He was thrilled...went on and on about how it was the best food he'd had in weeks. If you spent a few minutes watching him eat my previous offerings, you could understand how much this meant to me.