Schwartz Beef & Ale Slow Cook Recipe Mix 43g
£1.10
£2.56 per 100gProduct information
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Suitable for vegetarians
Preparation and Usage
Delicious served with a cooked puff pastry top and steamed green vegetables. Try searing the beef, onion and carrots before adding to the slow cooker for a richer, deeper flavour.
Instructions
1 sachet Schwartz Slow Cookers Beef & Ale Stew Recipe Mix
1 onion, diced
175g (6oz) Chantenay carrots
450g (1lb) lean beef, diced
250ml brown ale
50ml (2fl oz) water
2 tbs tomato purée
Directions ...
1. Place onion, carrots and beef into your slow cooker pot.
2. Mix sachet contents with brown ale, water and tomato purée, and add to slow cooker pot. Stir through.
3. Cover and cook for up to 4 hours on High or up to 8 hours on Low, or until meat is tender and cooked through. (Keep covered during cooking. Slow Cookers vary. Directions based on a 3.5 litre Morphy Richards model.)
4. Remove lid, stir through and stand for 5 minutes before serving.
Hints & Tips ...
For a delicious serving idea, cut and bake ready made puff pastry squares and place on top of individual servings of the stew.
No added preservatives or MSG
Recipes
- 1 onion, diced
- 175g Chantenay carrots
- 450g lean beef, diced
- 250ml brown ale
- 50ml cold water
- 2 tbs tomato purée
Easy as 1, 2, 3...
1 Place onion, carrots and beef into slow cooker pot. Mix seasoning with brown ale, water and tomato purèe, and stir into the pot.
2 Cover and cook for up to 4 hours on High or up to 8 hours on Low, or until meat is tender and cooked through. (Keep covered during cooking. Slow Cookers vary. Directions based on a 3.5 litre model.)
3 Remove lid, stir through and stand for 5 mins before serving.
Try Something Different: Delicious served with a cooked puff pastry top and steamed green vegetables. For a meat free alternative swap beef for 125g puy lentils, 300g mushrooms and 350ml extra water.
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Other Information
A tasty recipe mix with earthy paprika, aromatic parsley and a hint of celery seed for a slow-cooked casserole full of flavour.
Storage:
Store in a cool, dry place out of direct sunlight.
Usage:
4 Servings
Brand
Manufacturer
Pegasus Way,
Haddenham,
Aylesbury,
Bucks,
HP17 8LB.
McCormick France SAS,
315 rue M. Demonque,
84917 Avignon Cedex 9,
France.
Return To Address
Pegasus Way,
Haddenham,
Aylesbury,
Bucks,
HP17 8LB.
Get in touch: schwartz.enquiries@mccormick.co.uk
Typical Values | Per 100g as sold | Per serving* | % RI** per serving* |
---|---|---|---|
Energy | 1257kJ | 958kJ | 11% |
298kcal | 229kcal | ||
Fat | 2.2g | 4.4g | 6% |
of which saturates | 0.4g | 1.7g | 8% |
Carbohydrate | 57.6g | 12.9g | 5% |
of which sugars | 5.2g | 7.0g | 8% |
Fibre | 9.5g | 3.7g | - |
Protein | 7.1g | 27.3g | 55% |
Salt | 12.01g | 1.47g | 25% |
*1 serving = 1/4 of our recipe | |||
**Reference Intake of an average adult (8400kJ/2000kcal) |
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Ratings and reviews
Customer reviews (20)
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Strange Stocking Policy
Good old fashioned stew. However, if you sell a product specifying brown ale in its recipe - the clue is in the name - you should sell brown ale yourselves, rather than rely on your customers' willingness to visit Tesco.
Lazy winter Sunday meal
This is so simple to throw together, switch on low for 8 hours and forget about. I'd use less tomato puree next time as it was a little too 'tomatoey' for us, and maybe a splash more brown ale. I served it as a lazy Sunday meal, with roast potatoes and cabbage. I think it would work equally well served with creamy mashed potatoes and plan to do that next time.
Virtually no prep time
Love these Schwartz mixes when I have no time to cook. No pre browning, just throw everything in the slow cooker and leave on low for 8 hours. Sauce was flavoursome and thick enough for a good pie filling. I wish there were more mixes in the range.
So tasty
This made an amazingly tasty supper and was really easy to prepare. Everyone enjoyed it so will definitely buy again.
Fantastic
Just the right mix of flavours to make the perfect beef and ale stew. Absolutely delicious.
Very impressed
I needed a easy sauce for a slow cooker dish - and this certainly didnt disappoint. Rich, thick and its got good depth, savoury and herb elements - though the balance will depend on the ale you use of course. Will definitely keep this in the cupboard for an easy dish
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