What to do with diced beef?

[CoolYourBeansMySon]

I do a lovely beef stew with carrots, leaks and beans but I fancy doing something different. I used to have a lovely tomatoey South African stew recipe too but I can't find it now. Any ideas for a change?

This was popular in our house last winter. A bit of prep, marinade for a couple of hours, then shiver it in the oven. Very easy overall.

Sorry, it's one of those recipes where there's a load of waffle and the recipe is right down at the bottom.

www.supergoldenbakes.com/onepot-vietnamese-beef-stew/

Shove! Not shiver.

Make a steak pie.

[quote Doje]This was popular in our house last winter. A bit of prep, marinade for a couple of hours, then shiver it in the oven. Very easy overall.

Sorry, it's one of those recipes where there's a load of waffle and the recipe is right down at the bottom.

www.supergoldenbakes.com/onepot-vietnamese-beef-stew/[/quote]
That sounds amazing! Thank you.

I was about to suggest Bo Kho, I use the recipe from woks of life website, it's great.

Stroganoff (preferably with lots of fresh dill).

Goulash is lovely!

Stifado
Use for ragu/chilli instead of mince
Beef massaman curry

Some good ideas, thanks. Not heard of stifado but will definitely give it a go!

This Beef and pepper stew is a big hit here.

Steak and ale? With a pie crust if you like.

Made beef goulash from the bbc good food recipe here this week with rice and sour cream, it was a winner!

We love beef adobo.

jenieats.com/2015/04/recipe-adobo-style-beef-stew-in-the-slow-cooker.html

This is lovely

www.bbc.co.uk/food/recipes/aromatic_beef_curry_90850

Chinese style? Family live this
www.bbcgoodfood.com/recipes/braised-beef-onepot

love this even ! sorry

Put it back together as a complex 3D jigsaw puzzle?

I used to do beef and red wine casserole, haven’t made it in years and now I’m salivating.

@TwoLeftSocksWithHoles

Put it back together as a complex 3D jigsaw puzzle?

@CoolYourBeansMySon

I do a lovely beef stew with carrots, leaks and beans but I fancy doing something different. I used to have a lovely tomatoey South African stew recipe too but I can't find it now. Any ideas for a change?

Te most famous tomatoey stew recipe for south africa is a tomato bredie, is this what you meant? But it's usually done with lamb, not beef. Cooked with mild spices like cardoon and cinnamon? I do have a wonderful recipe for a version of this if you're interested.

Chilli con carne, it will be much better than mince.

That’s it! Yes please @SpaceOP

I like a really plain stew that brings me back to my childhood - literally just beef, onions, carrots and potatoes cooked in water til it’s all mush. Eat with plenty of salt and pepper (white if possible).

Beef stew and dumplings yummm

Meat & potato pie is my favourite