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| Prep Time | 10 minutes |
| Cook Time | 60 minutes |
| Servings |
6-8 servings
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Ingredients
- 2 pounds beef stew meat
- Stew Seasoning of your choice, amount adjusted for
2 pounds of meat, McCormick Stew seasoning was used as seasoning by original creator of this recipe, two packets were used. - 4 cups Water
- 5 potatoes chopped
- 1 cup carrot chopped
- 1 onion chopped
- 4 stalks celery chopped
- 1 cup green beans raw
Ingredients
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Instructions
- Add first three ingredients to Instant Pot, secure lid and put valve into secure pressure setting.
- Select Manual and adjust to high pressure. Adjust cooking time for 45 minutes - 45 minutes provides extremely tender meat.
- After the cycle is complete allow to rest for 10-minutes before quick releasing pressure manually with valve.
- Remove lid and stir. Add vegetables, ensuring you stay below the maximum fill line. Put the lid back on and secure the valve to pressure.
- Select manual again, and set time between 5 and 15 minutes. Selecting 15-minutes results in really tender vegetables, adjust to your liking.
- Allow to sit after cycle is complete for 10-minutes and release pressure. Serve and enjoy!
- Note: Any vegetables can be used in this stew, these were the vegetables available at the time of creating the recipe. If you prefer other vegetables in your stew, simply change them!
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This was sooo good, the whole family loved it! This is a good hearty meal.
Easy and delicious! I subbed half of the water for beef broth for some extra flavor.
Veggies we used were bag of frozen sweet corn, celery, carrots, radishes, potatoes and green beans.
This will be a great winter meal!
This was my first recipe with my Instant Pot! I added more veggies and my husband loved this stew. The consistency was amazing and the beef just fell apart! Will make again!
My first recipe in the instant pot. The beef was fall-apart tender and the veggies were perfect in 15 min! Delicious! Only thing…. it was more of a soup than a stew, but still amazing.
This was a great first recipe for me and the Instant Pot. The beef was incredibly tender, but I think the veggies were a bit overcooked at 10 mins. The time started by the recipe doesn’t include two warm-up (one for the beef, a second when you add the veggies) cycles, which together add about 20mins to the total time.
This was my first recipe using instant pot as well. Beef was cooked perfectly, and 12 minutes on the veggies was plenty (I would do less next time). Flavor was OK; might use a different flavor packet next time, use a tiny bit less water or sub some beef broth for water as someone else mentioned or add some red wine.
I was concerned that it might not all fit below the max fill line for my 6 qt. instant pot, so i cut thr recipe in half. This amount was good for 2 or 3 people. I am wondering if those that tried this put the full recipe in a6 or 8 qt. Pot?
I have the 8qt pot and used the full recipe. It was just above the 1/2 mark on the pot. Great first recipe!
This was my husbands first time trying the IP and it was so good! Yummmmmmmy!!!
After viewing other comments i changed the 4 c. Water to 1 15 oz can beef broth and 1 1/2 c. Water. I also used 2 rounded tbls of flour to coat the stew meat and saute it in a skillet before placing in instant pot with broth and water. Had a thick flavorful sauce which could be thinned with water if desired.
I made this for lunch today and it was a hit. I used half an onion instead of a whole one, 4 carrots, maybe 6 celery sticks, and added garlic. I substituted 2 cups of chicken broth that i made yesterday for the water. We will definitely make this again. I think the time listed is a bit short, as another person commented. I planned on just over an hour, and it ended up taking closer to 2, since my stew beef was still partially frozen when i started. Great recipe though.
First time using my Instant Pot! Love this recipe. Took closer to two hours from start to finish. I used beef bone broth instead of water! So much flavor. I was able to fit entire recipe in my 5qt IP perfectly. Definetly will be making this again as it was a huge hit for my family of 4.
This was a nice first for the instapot. Saute first, then meat, then vegetables. I used chicken broth instead of water. Did vegetables for 8 minutes instead of 15. Used a small cinnamon stick and bay leaves. Super good, meat very tender. Next time Guinness!
This was AMAZINGLY good! Meat was so tender, I did lightly coat the beef with seasoned flour and sauted for a few minutes, then proceeded with the rest of the recipe. I have a 6 quart pot and used all the veggies listed, except mushrooms instead of green beans, and it filled the pot halfway between the 1/2 mark and the 2/3 mark. I highly recommend this recipe!! It did take 2 hours from start to finish.
This is the first recipe I made in my InstantPot. It took a little over two hours because I sauteed the meat first. I used 2-1/2 cups of Cabernet Sauvignon and 1-1/2 cups water. I set the pressure at 40 minutes Instead of 45. And after taking the meat and veggies out of the inner pot, I thickened the gravy with some flour. Hubby and I found some spinach noodles yesterday so I cooked them and served the stew over them for a scrumptious meal.
First ever in the instantpot
Cook time does not reflect pressure up or depressure times. But was a hit with two picky eaters i subtracted the green beans one less fight and 3 cups water one cup beef broth will add 2 packs of seasoning next time and the beans made 5 healthy portions
I loved this recipe. It is the best one of all slow cooker recipes. I added green beans and forgot to put in celery. Fantastic
Delicious! Cooked the veggies for 10 min – next time 7 is probably enough.
Worked out great, at the end I took out everything except the broth (instead of water) and added cornstarch/flour to thicken and then mixed. Tastes great and cant wait to have stew for the next week for leftovers 🙂 just wish I had breadbowls….
This was my first recipe using my IP (DUO plus 60 – 6qt). I added a few cloves of garlic and dumped them in along with the first three ingredients. – I would actually add more next time. I also used one pkg of McCormick Slow Cooker Beef Stew mix and for the second pkg, I used Pioneer Roasted Beef Gravy.
For the liquid, I used 1 cup of red wine, 2 cups chicken broth (only broth I had on-hand) and 1 cup water. Veggies- I used potatoes, carrots, onion, celery, and fresh green beans.
I will give 5 stars but as written it is a 4 star recipe. Using water and the McCormack spice packets just didnt cut it. Next time I would use some stock instead of water and some read wine. Maybe add the wine when sauteeing the beef at the beginning. Beef was perfectly tender but the veggies a little over done for my tastes.
This recipe is easy, but beware that the time listed is only the cook time. With so much liquid, it take a long time to come to pressure. The second tume is not as long, as the liquid is still warm. And there are 2 NPR’s. Total time was close to 2 hours.
This stew is not the most flavorful, but at least I replaced water with beef stock. Next time, I will start by using sautee for the meat and onions before adding the liquid. For the liquid, I’ll try 3 cups beef broth and 1 cup wine.
I used an Instant Pot Mini 3-quart for this. The first time I used 1-1/2 pounds of stew meat. There wasn’t much room for veggies. The second time, I used two pounds of stew meat and did the second stage in two batches adding lots and lots of veggies, right up to limit line. Delicious! It’s an excellent way to get extra veggies into my diet.
This recipe has great flavor. I used two packets of McCormicks stew seasoning and 4 cups of beef broth. Next time I will only put the vegetables in for five minutes. Overall this was an amazing recipe.
Made this tonight. Like others we found total time was 2 hours w/ set-up, warmup of instant pot and natural releases. We used 2 packets of McCormik Beef Stew seasoning. It seemed a bit too much. Will try one packet next time. Cooked the vegetables for 7 min and they were perfect.
If wanting to use gluten free and helthier seasoning:
Chick pea Flour for thickening
Oregano
Basil
Rosemary
Parsley
Paprika
Cayenne Pepper
Celery Seed
Onion Powder
Salt and Pepper
Took over 2 hours and kept displaying burn. Not happy for my first ever attempt at an instant pot.
My 19 year old daughter just cooked this stew! I bought it! she cut an cooked it all exactly ! It was delicious! It was the first meal she ever cooked! We loved it! Thank you!
I’m teaching Hubby how to use the Instapot (he doesn’t cook) and it turned out excellent. Will definately let him make again!
Pretty good. The meat was tender. I like my veggies falling apart, but if you like a bit more body to them, you may want to just do 10 mins instead of 15 for that second stage. I used one pack of Club House beef stew seasoning and it’s flavorful enough. It’s a bit watery, but will likely thicken up as leftovers.
Just got lux 60 amazing called your support he gave me a receipt i made in 40 minutes sauted meat in butter with flour added whole celery, bag of medium carrots, chopped onion potatoes white , 1 bag club house seasoning, about 3 cups beef broth. Excellant .
Made last night, very good.
I didnt love the celery but im not big on warm celery. Will try adding more veggies and can use a bit more than 2 pds meat
Best “slow cooked” stew I’ve tasted! Very good.
Its great stew, but the time to cook is longer than 1 hour. Its a total of 90 mins to cook/let sit. Id recommend it, its just very time consuming.
A lot of recipes in this book have inaccurate times for cooking … with pressure cooking the ‘de-compress’ time must be factored in. This beef stew is more like 90 to 100 minutes. Read and add before cooking any of these recipes.
Made this but 1/2 the recipe for just me and my husband. 1 pount meat, 2 cups water, 1 packet seasoning and just 2 potatos for the veggies (he doesnt like veggies) but kept the times the sam.e. He loved it and will be asking for it again
Quick and easy!
Great! This is a pretty common recipe but also a great post. I love it. Helped familiarize me with the Instant Pot.
Cut everything in half for two people. I make a lot of this now. I love it! Personal preference add 1 cup broccoli and slightly more broth. Im sparing on onion. I also add olive oil and Saute the beef first. Butter isnt bad either and of course pepper and salt. I add the butter in with the veggies.
First time using my pot i didnt want anything complicated. I love stew but hate waiting all day. Times are inaccurate they don’t consider heat up and cool down so add 30+ minutes to cook time. Apparently some of the pots have slightly different control panels but i figured it out.
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My husband never eats seconds, he did with this one. Amazing, beef tip falling apart and so tender. Thanks
For a 1st time user. This was super easy to make and the instructions were easy to follow.
Delicious! I have the LUX60 V3 6 Qt, so can’t Adjust the temp with manual (but read online it’s automatically high). Add an extra 15min to heat up and about 15min or so to cool down each time. 2nd time using my IP was a success!
Love this recipe but prefer to saute meat first and use just 2 cups of water, otherwise way too Much sauce.
Enjoyed how soft the beef was. But the sauce while well seasoned needed more depth or heat. Tasted like a tv dinner, which maybe to many is ok too.
Easy to make. Came out perfect. This is the stew you want to make.
came out good! I used beef broth to use with my beef stew mix and only used 2 cups of the broth instead of what was stated. I used only potatoes cubed and onions and 10 min. was perfect to get them nice and soft.
Very tasty stew and easy to make. I used potatoes and root veggies and it worked really well. Meat was just as tender as everyone described. I used a stew gravy i found on the supermarket instead of the packets and used a can of beer and one cup of water. I coated the meat in flour and sauteed. This did result in my pot flashing Burn due to the residue at bottom of pot but it did not impede the progress of my stew. The manual suggested you wait until end to add any thickening agent.
I have the mini instant pot (3 qt). I combined my usual recipe and this one. I always ad at least 15minutes for heat up.
1.5 stew meat, browned in 2 TBS olive oil
2 cups beef stock
2 cloves crushed/chopped garlic
Handful of chopped onion
1TBS worchester sauce
1TBS Bouquet garni spice (only because I had it in drawer
1/2 tsp paprike
2bay leaves
5 small red poptates cubed
1 cup chopped carrots
1/2 cup ruff chopped onion
8 cut mushrooms
1/2 celery stalked
Forget the green beans.
The stew turned out watery. Had great flavor but was more like soup.
The best ever!!
This was an awesome easy recipe, my only note would be that 2 Seasoning packets was too much and made it sort of salty. I would say one or one and a half would be fine.
I used an instant pot mini 3 qt. Once beef is brown, i went 15 minutes, but felt like an additional 5 minutes were needed
I made this as per the recipe – veggies added were onion, carrots & potatoes. Really good and the family liked it too.
Our 1st recipe and it turned out great.
A very easy tasty recipe. This is my first attempt with the instantpot. I did use low sodium beef broth instead of water and used one and a half packets of stew seasonings. Definitely do a again may add red wine next time.
Delicious and easy!! I used 1.5 packets of stew meat seasoning as I read a lot of you did and glad because it was just enough. Will definitely make again as cold weather is upon us.
Update on this recipe I made this recipe with one cup of red wine and three cups of beef broth it was a complete hit with my company.
Delicious!! We eat 100% gf for health reasons and this was terrific. I would add more meat for my family but it was tasty and definitely on the “make again” list.
Enjoyed a fantastic meal. Actual prep and cooktime is well over 2-hours.
Made this yesterday and it was wonderful. I tweaked it sonewhat by adding only one seasoning packet and using beef broth instead of water. I also added some sherry cooking wine for enhanced taste. The one thing I would do differently is cook the vegetables for no more than 10 minutes, as 15 minutes was way too long and broke up the veggies into small pieces.
Made this last week, the seasoning should be upped as it tasted under seasoned. Otherwise, it was delicious!