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Our pros lightened up this classic dish, slashing calories, saturated fat, sodium and cholesterol, but kept every bit of its satisfying taste. —Candace Clark, Connell, Washington
This was very tasty. I love a good mushroom sauce. I did not use the reduced fat sour cream. I used the fattening stuff. I also used the traditional chicken broth. I think that added to the flavor. The only change that I would make would be increasing the amount of sauce. We really like to smother our meat. I would probably double the amount for my family.
I though this was delicious, but I wouldnt say it was makeover. It needed way more than two Tbsp. Of oil to cook all that beef. Also, the beef needed salt with the pepper and flower. Although the sauce was seasoned, you can tell the meat was under seasoned. I recommend dividing the salt between the two.
I substituted chicken for the beef and chicken broth for the beef broth. It was a tasty substitute.
This dish was extremely bland.
My daughters and I don't like mushrooms, but my husband does. We added all the fresh mushrooms and it was still good. This was a quick and easy meal.
We both loved this lighter version of an old favorite. Were both more conscious about eating better, but we hate sacrificing the flavor. This recipe didnt disappoint. It was very tasty and filling despite the cuts in calories. This recipe is now in my own personal cookbook.
I didnt really care for this recipe. I cut the recipe in half, to serve two. The flour on the beef seemed to turn gummy (I think I should have turned the burner up higher to produce a better sear), which created an unpleasant texture in the finished product. I couldnt even finish my plate, just not a plesant flavor...
This was pretty good! I do have a recipe that came with my old crock pot that tops it, but this was a pretty good stroganoff recipe.
I made this for dinner last night. Since I cook for two I cut the recipe in half. I wanted to save even more calories so I cut back on the meat to 1/2 lb., increased the mushrooms to two cups, used cooking spray instead of canola oil and only used about 1/4 cup flour to coat the beef. That was enough to thicken the gravy.I also used 1/2 cup fat free sour cream. The recipe turned out delicious.
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Title: | Makeover Beef Stroganoff |
Descrition: | Our pros lightened up this classic dish, slashing calories, saturated fat, sodium and cholesterol, but kept every bit of its satisfying taste. —Candace Clark, Connell, Washington |
Makeover Beef Stroganoff
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Makeover Beef Stroganoff
Our pros lightened up this classic dish, slashing calories, saturated fat, sodium and cholesterol, but kept every bit of its satisfying taste. —Candace Clark, Connell, Washington