A very simple recipe if you don’t like using or buying a lot of ingredients. Serve over egg noodles.
Ingredients
- 1 (10.75 ounce) can condensed cream of mushroom soup
- ½ cup water, or more as needed
- 1 (1 ounce) package dry onion soup mix
- 1 pound cubed beef stew meat
- 4 ounces cream cheese
Directions
Step 1
Whisk cream of mushroom soup, water, and dry onion soup mix in a slow cooker; stir meat into soup mixture. Cover and cook on High for 1 hour. Reduce setting to Low and cook until beef is tender, 2 to 3 more hours. Test for doneness after 2 hours. Stir cream cheese into beef until smooth.
Nutrition Facts (per serving)
Nutrition Facts | |
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Servings Per Recipe 4 | |
Calories 329 | |
% Daily Value * | |
Total Fat21g | 27% |
Saturated Fat10g | 49% |
Cholesterol91mg | 30% |
Sodium1241mg | 54% |
Total Carbohydrate10g | 4% |
Dietary Fiber0g | 1% |
Total Sugars2g | |
Protein25g | |
Vitamin C1mg | 4% |
Calcium53mg | 4% |
Iron3mg | 19% |
Potassium328mg | 7% |
*Percent Daily Values are based on a 2,000 calorie diet. Your daily values may be higher or lower depending on your calorie needs.
**Nutrient information is not available for all ingredients. Amount is based on available nutrient data.
(-) Information is not currently available for this nutrient.If you are following a medically restrictive diet, please consult your doctor or registered dietitian before preparing this recipe for personal consumption.
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- by: Bella
- 12 years ago
So I made this today and the sauce was absolutely delicious. I didn’t use as much cream cheese as the recipe called for (I used about 5oz) but still had a really nice consistency to the sauce. My beef did get a little tough. Not sure why I asked the butcher for stew beef. I might have left the crockpot on high a little too long. It’s def something my partner wants me to make again! And it was quick and easy. I paired it with some egg noodles and a salad.
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- by: Deb C
- 11 years ago
I was looking for an easy, slow cooker recipe. I expected to like it, I was surprised I loved it. I made two slight changes. I browned the beef before I added it to the crockpot. I only used half a packet of onion soup mix because I find they are usually too salty for us, and it turned out perfect.
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- by: Yvonne AK
- 11 years ago
We just tried this recipe for the first time tonight… it was a hit! I am not the most kitchen-savy wife but I felt confident enough to give the crock pot a go. I took another reviewer’s advise and only used half of the onion soup powder. It turned out great! Husband loved it and has requested we add this to our rotation. I used about 1.3 pounds of stew cubes from the store and I think if I had cut them smaller I could easily doube the rest of the recipe and have more than enough for guests. I am anxious to see how it fairs as a reheated leftover.
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- by: Dawn
- 10 years ago
I used this as a template to do a stove top version, and it was delicious! I got the sauce going as directed (in a pot), but I added more water and continued adding water as necessary so it could cook together nicely without getting too thick or burning. We were low on money so I used ground chuck, browned it, and then added it to the sauce as instructed. I let that cook for a couple if minutes as I boiled the noodles, and then as my noodles were finishing I melted the cream cheese into the sauce. This is a delicious, very easy dinner! It also re-heated very well.
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- by: Randy Allen
- 10 years ago
Very good recipe. My girlfriend and I love it. I cook it as the recipe says but I use ground chuck instead. I also add a can of mushroom stems & pieces, one beef bouillon cube and red onion chopped. I don’t always add the red onion. Just when the moods right! It does add a good flavor and texture to the recipe when you add the onion and mushroom.
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- by: Jessical
- 10 years ago
This was pretty good. I used chive & onion cream cheese for an extra boost. I still prefer the real beef stroganoff, but for a weeknight or potluck, this is a quick, satisfying meal, though obviously loaded with sodium from all the processed products so expect your pants to be a bit snug the next day!
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- by: VJUNE
- 9 years ago
Very nice flavor and simple to make. I used stew beef and tasted the meat about 2 hours in and it was very tender and medium rare. I had left the slow cooker on high that entire time. I should have stopped there, but left it on high another hour (as I misread the recipe) and the meat turned out a bit too well done for us and a bit tough. My kiddos liked the flavor and I will definitely make again….making sure I don’t cook too high and too long the next time!
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- by: Kelly Chambers
- 9 years ago
wow this was amazing! hubby said it was the best stroganoff he ever had! I did some changes… I used stroganoff dry mix instead of onion mix. also added mushrooms cause we luv mushrooms. I browned the meat first and cooked on hr for 1 and low for 2 hours! meat came out perfect.
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- by: Charlotte
- 9 years ago
My husband and I loved this!! I used the recipe as a base and made a few changes. I used sour cream instead of cream cheese and added fresh mushrooms. I also added garlic salt and a cup of red wine. Beef broth instead of water and cornstarch at the end to thicken. Cooked on high for 2 hours and then on low for 6 hours. The extra cook time made a huge difference. Super tender and tasty!
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- by: Libertybelle78
- 8 years ago
This was so simple and so fabulous! I have to eat Gluten Free, so I used Progresso brand Cream of Mushroom soup. It’s not condensed, so I skipped the extra water. I also substituted beef flavored Better Than Bouillon for the onion soup mix because of gluten content. Oh, and I added a can of mushroom pieces, too. My sauce was a little thin, but tightened up a bit with the addition of the cream cheese. In the end, I ended up with a super fabulous gluten free meal with minimal effort. This is definitely a keeper. Thanks for sharing!
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- by: Amanda Alvarez
- 8 years ago
So easy! I used venison burger instead of beef tips and I added fresh mushrooms and onions to ingredients. I also cooked it stove top in 20 minutes instead of 3hour crock pot. (Cooked mushrooms, onions and meat together and the soup mixture separate. then once meat was finished I combined everything together and added the cream cheese and stirred until smooth. Served over noodles, yum!
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- by: Broke N' Hungry
- 8 years ago
This is a good base recipe to get the gist of how to make stroganoff with the least possible level of intimidation. I changed a few things around however. I used a slightly larger can of con. COM soup, a slightly larger packet of onion soup/dip mix, instead of water I used beef broth (about 1C), instead of cubed beef I used a pound of ground beef, instead of 4oz of cream cheese I used 6oz and 2T of sour cream, 1t of white vinegar. I used an entire bag of egg noodles and still had some sauce left over. Came out great. I cooked my version for 1.5hr in the slow cooker on high, stirred briskly with a whisk to break up the meat a little further and then another 1.5hr on high to finish it off.
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- by: Bernice
- 7 years ago
I did not have stew beef on hand and used meatballs instead. This was absolutely delicious! I will make it again! The sauce was very tasty, although I found it a little salty, probably due to the fact that we have tried to cut down on sodium. My husband, who is not a fan of Stroganoff, also enjoyed it very much!
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- by: Angela Prado
- 7 years ago
Excellent Recipe! Extremely easy and very flavorful! I was a little skeptical at first, but as soon as I took the first taste I knew it would be a hit with my husband and sister in law. We added lots of mushrooms and used hamburger meat instead, but will try it again using bits of steak as well.
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- by: Allyson J.
- 7 years ago
This was very good and easy to make. I used leftover grilled sirloin. I sliced it thin and added it to the sauce after it was done. Would be good with any leftover beef. It was a little salty so next time I will use low sodium cream of mushroom. I added sour cream but that is just because I really like it. I served it with egg noodles but the sauce was so good that my son was sopping it up with sourdough bread. Far easier to make than standard stroganoff. It’s a keeper!
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- by: Cookdap Member
- 7 years ago
It was pretty good actually, I was impressed, as I haven’t had luck with beef stroganoff in the past. I will make it again, especially how easy it was to put together, could even do for a weeknight meal with prep in the morning. The meat was tender as I left it in the crockpot for about 6 1/2 hours on low. I added chunked fresh mushrooms and sliced onions, and only used 1/4 of a block of cream cheese which it may not have even needed as the flavor was already quite strong, but it added a creamy texture to it. I used bow tie pasta instead as I didn’t have any egg noodles.
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- by: SMILIE224
- 7 years ago
This is very good and I make it as-is on a regular basis (as 5 star as-is). However, I also goofed once and thought I would share in case it helps anyone. Realizing I didn’t have cream of mushroom soup – I used Cream of Chicken. To help solve problem, I used beef broth instead of the water and added a splash of red wine. Was still great 🙂 Hope it helps anyone that didn’t have the cream of mushroom or just flat out messed up like I did!
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- by: Richard Bourdeaux
- 7 years ago
This recipe is simple and good. I doubled the recipe because I was having several people over and didn’t want to end up short. I did use just half the recommended dry onion soup mix, partly because some reviewers suggested it and partly because my bro-in-law has a sodium problem. It turned out very well, but it’s important to make sure you do a couple things to make it turns out as best it can. I didn’t cube the prime top round roast I used (2 lbs), I just cut it in half so it wouldn’t cook too fast. I recommend this. I poked it with a fork after the first three hours and then again about a half hour later until I could tell it was tender. Then I pulled the meat out and cut it into smaller pieces and returned it to the crock pot along with the cream cheese. The meat was pretty much perfect at the time, so I wish I’d pulled it out a bit sooner. The cream cheese should be allowed an hour or more with the crock pot on low to fully mix with the rest of the ingredients. So, next time I’m pulling the meat at the 3-hour mark, cutting and returning it to the pan with the cream cheese, and letting it go at least another hour before serving. Again, great, incredibly easy recipe that I will definitely make again. Cheers!
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- by: Maureen Frawley
- 6 years ago
I made this recipe with cooked ground beef and added mushrooms, garlic, sour cream, and Worcestershire sauce. I also used just half of the onion soup mix and cooked this on the stove top. It was easy and quick, but most of all it was delicious! My husband is a bit picky about his food, but he said he loved it, and he came back for more!!! Can’t wait to make it with stew meat in the pot!!!
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- by: Gigi's Kitchen
- 6 years ago
I did not use a slow cooker but cooked it on the stove and simmered for about 1/2 hours. I used a can of water to get the mushroom soup out of the can and also used enough milk to find my desired consistency. Didn’t use cream cheese, but sour cream. Just goes to show this is a versatile recipe.! Everyone liked it!
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