Ground Beef Recipes

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This is fitting for “menu Monday” but I need some ideas for beef recipes that are relatively quick and easy. I have a million chicken recipes, and I have plenty of ideas for using ground meats, but I realized not so many beef ones using steak (such as sirloin). Other than just grilling steaks does anyone have some good beef recipes that kids will also enjoy?

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Nebulous0001 said... (original post) They make damn good burger. Lean, yet tasty. One of the tastier items coming out of Nebraska is a runza. For some reason, my husband prefers that I make them with ground buffalo. They're delicious. Other cuts of buffalo do really well in crockpot recipes in place of beef.

I always end up making spaghetti or burgers with ground beef, I need some new recipes or suggestions to spice things up! What do you guys suggest? submitted by /u/nsimone__ to r/Cooking [link] [comments]

I’ve been on a helluva budget lately and can’t stop thinking about tacos. Cheapest ones around me are $4+ each 😩 Decided to start making my own but with more affordable ground beef instead of the classic skirt/flank steak or buying it already marinated from the local meat market. I can’t believe it tastes so similar to the real thing! Similar enough to satisfy those cravings 🥹 Recipe added in comments, if you have any tips for me to up my game please share! submitted by /u/larapeaches to r/budgetfood [link] [comments]

So my mother in law has a friend who is a butcher and he killed a cow very locally and gave her a bunch of ground beef. She ended up giving me a few pounds of it. It’s been in my freezer because I have no idea what to make with it. I like making pasta a lot but wasn’t feeling hamburger helper submitted by /u/Ill-Phrase5242 to r/Cooking [link] [comments]

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I followed a recipe that used 7 teaspoons of Dijon mustard for two pounds of ground beef tasted amazing . Normally my burgers are underwhelming but the mustard gave it something magical submitted by /u/Historical-Body-3424 to r/Cooking [link] [comments]

Title. Got home yesterday and had no desire to start cutting/preparing stuff. My go to is burger patties but I feel like I have to try something else Edits: Thanks everyone. It seems I should be getting some BBQ sauce. I absolutely refuse to allow ketchup anywhere near my food🤣 submitted by /u/Historical-Hat2040 to r/Cooking [link] [comments]

(Edit 2: thank you everyone for all the lovely, helpful advice! I had no idea what medium high heat even meant, but following that advice, adding Old El Paso taco seasoning later (after browning the meat for a while) and using little less water, I came out with this-> https://imgur.com/a/Pd96sf8 . Thanks for the help again. God bless you all) (Edit: i added an imgur link to the photos) https://imgur.com/a/u7zpoIb Hello everyone, I’m a beginner cook and I’ve been wanting to make ground beef tex mex chili nachos following my favorite takeout restaurant’s meal platter. My ground beef comes out looking light/reddish brown instead of dark brown. I asked the restaurant owner for her recipe and these are the following ingredients she listed verbatim: “Tomato onion garlic tomato puree whole tomato kidney beans” In my recipe I only used garlic powder and tomato puree. I know I didn’t use the other ingredients she listed but I highly doubt that more tomatoes would make the beef dark brown. Can someone help me? Thanks submitted by /u/samanthaallister to r/Cooking [link] [comments]

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Switched it up for this batch and made some extra tender beef jerky using ground beef instead of my usual sliced eye of round. I followed the same small-batch process I always use, but this version came out super soft, easy to chew, and packed with flavor. I ran into a few challenges along the way — especially with the Jalapeño Lime. I added a little too much liquid to the marinade, which made forming the strips tough and stretched the dehydration time by about an hour. The Sweet Smokey BBQ didn’t hit as hard at first, so after the initial dry, I brushed on a thin layer of BBQ sauce and threw it back in the dehydrator for another 30 minutes. That extra step made a huge difference — it came out with a deep, reduced BBQ flavor that I’m definitely keeping in the rotation. For the Sweet & Mild Teriyaki, I finished it with a glaze of hot honey infused with red chili flakes — gave it just the right kick without overpowering the original flavor. I dried everything for 5 hours at 165 degrees then an additional 30 minutes at 176 degrees the jalapeno lime was dried for 6 hours at 165 then 30 minutes at 176 degrees Every batch teaches me something new, and this one turned out 🔥 in the end. Here is the recipe incase any of you want to replicate it 🔥 Sweet & Mild Teriyaki – 1 lb (Ground Beef Style) Soy sauce – 0.87 tbsp (≈13g) Brown sugar – 35g Maple syrup – 0.4 tbsp (≈6g) Teriyaki sauce – 0.4 tbsp (≈6g) Salt – 17g Black pepper – 3.2g Garlic powder – 6g Onion powder – 5g Paprika – 3.5g Liquid smoke – 0.4 tbsp (≈6g) Worcestershire sauce – 0.4 tbsp (≈6g) 🌶🍋 Jalapeño Lime – 1 lb (Ground Beef Style) Orange juice – 0.87 tbsp (≈13g) Lime juice (fresh) – 0.4 tbsp (≈6g) Honey – 0.4 tbsp (≈8g) Ground cumin – 0.8g Salt – 2g Garlic powder – 2g Diced jalapeños – 1–2 small jalapeños (≈15–20g) Optional (only if mix feels dry): Add +1 tsp orange juice or lime juice while mixing 🍖 Sweet Smokey BBQ – 1 lb (Ground Beef Style) BBQ sauce – 3 tbsp (≈70g) Soy sauce – 0.4 tbsp (≈6g) Chili powder – 0.75g Cumin – 0.4g Oregano – 0.2g Garlic powder – 0.4g Paprika – 0.4g Cayenne pepper – tiny pinch (~0.05g) submitted by /u/PremiumJerky to r/jerky [link] [comments]

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I only had 1lb of farmer butcher ground beef but needed more for the recipe I was making. Had to pick some up at the local grocery store and couldn't believe the different in look (and consistency while cooking) submitted by /u/xoxoPenniferousxoxo to r/meat [link] [comments]

My 17 month old is ADDICTED to ground beef. I feel as though I have made all the recipes I know with ground beef and I am at a loss what else to make. The ones I have tried are: tacos, shepherds pie, Italian bake (usually I use Italian sausage but she love ground beef so I use that). I know that there are a trillion other recipes that use ground beef but I’m tired of weeding through the awful ones. Please share with me your ideas/recipes that you recommended have tried that are delicious! submitted by /u/little_lemon28 to r/Cooking [link] [comments]

I recently went to Costco business center and got 10 lbs of ground beef for a great price. Now I’m looking for some good and easy recipes (other than hamburger helper) I can make my family of 4. Please let me know what you know and what is a good and easy dinner I can make them. Edit: I froze each individual pound in flat freezer bags submitted by /u/Bone_Breaker0 to r/cookingforbeginners [link] [comments]

Lately ground beef has been on sale, and I'm tryna think of more frugal recipes. Just made burgers and they turned out amazing. Another fav is pasta with meat sauce. What do you guys like to do with it? And if you have a fav recipe, can you link it pls? submitted by /u/aasteveo to r/Frugal [link] [comments]

I get a little tired of ground beef. Tacos, spaghetti sauce/meatballs, meatloaf, burgers... Do you have any other ideas for how to use it? Edit: wow, thank you all for taking the time to post so many wonderful ideas! This will definitely help me get out of a ground beef rut. submitted by /u/All_Those_Chickens_ to r/Cooking [link] [comments]

I have lots of ground beef available, and I’ve done hamburgers, pastas, tacos. I’m getting tired of the same 3 rotations. Are there any like specific recipes or ideas that I can use for ground beef? Update: Thanks for the suggestions, I will be saving this specfic post as a reference for meal ideas. I am open to trying new cuisines and dishes from different cultures so please leave them in the comments!! I’ll be making a lot of these recipes, thanks again Update Again: Oh god. I didn’t expect to get this many comments. Everything sounds so good😭 I live near a bunch of international (global) grocery stores so foreign or “unusual” ingredients don’t bother me, I will buy them for these recipes! submitted by /u/winterxlabz to r/cookingforbeginners [link] [comments]

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I can never find good ideas for ground beef online. I feel like I've seen the same recipes a million times no matter what website I go to. It's either taco related, spaghetti, chili, or burgers. I enjoy making stroganoff and Swedish meatballs, but again those are pasta based dishes and we've had both fairly recently. Does anyone have any creative suggestions for ground beef dinners? I have been experimenting a lot more with Asian ingredients so any Asian dish suggestions would be fun! SE Asia, Chinese, Japanese, Korean, does not matter. But I'm open to other cuisine suggestions as well! ​ Edit: Thank you so much everyone! There's a ton of great suggestions and I'll definitely be trying a bunch of them out! submitted by /u/Tatertot729 to r/Cooking [link] [comments]

Just wondering because I have some and I want to try making something new. Edit: Thanks so much for all the responses, I ultimately made Mapo Tofu and some dirty rice and both were awesome. submitted by /u/FlippityFlopFlipFlop to r/Cooking [link] [comments]

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