Classic Goulash made in ONE POT with ground beef, bell pepper, onions, and elbow macaroni in a seasoned tomato sauce, ready in under 45 minutes!
We’re always ready to make hearty comfort food, and if you like this goulash you’ll also love this Pot Roast, Slow Cooker Chili, Sloppy Joe, and Baked Million Dollar Spaghetti!
CLASSIC GOULASH
Classic Goulash is one of my favorite old fashioned recipes, made with ground beef, onion, bell pepper, and macaroni in a seasoned tomato sauce with diced tomatoes. It’s perfect for busy weeknight dinners because all it takes is one pot and less than 45 minutes!
You can also add more flavor to this dish with spices like paprika, or vegetables like mushrooms or spinach. This is also a great recipe to make if you have leftover marinara sauce, and it’s always crowd-pleasing, which is why I love making it for put-lucks!
CAN YOU MAKE CLASSIC GOULASH AHEAD?
If I’m making goulash ahead, I like to cook the pasta according to package directions and set aside. Then I make the ground beef according to the recipe, and store everything in an airtight container in the refrigerator. I also like to store some extra sauce on the side, just in case it needs it when you reheat it later.
When you’re ready, sauté the goulash with the pasta in a skillet over medium-low heat, adding any extra sauce as necessary. Stir as needed until heated through, then serve.
WHAT IS AMERICAN GOULASH?
American goulash is a traditional mid-west dish to serve for dinner or take to a potluck. It’s made with really easy and available ingredients like pasta, ground beef, tomato sauce, and onion. You can also add some minced garlic or paprika to your American goulash, even though paprika is not traditionally used in this version.
American goulash is different from Hungarian goulash because the Hungarian goulash version is more like a stew made with ground meat, paprika, and sometimes additional vegetables and potatoes. Hungarian goulash is also referred to as Gulyas. Gulyas basically translates to cowboy in Hungarian, which is the perfect candidate to eat goulash soup.
CAN YOU FREEZE CLASSIC GOULASH?
You can freeze this goulash recipe, but if you’re making it ahead to freeze I recommend undercooking the macaroni slightly, then immediately removing from heat and letting it cool. That way when you go to reheat, the pasta will finish cooking all the way instead of becoming mushy. Defrost in the refrigerator the night before.
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WHAT ELSE CAN YOU ADD TO GOULASH?
Corn
Beans
Spinach
Peas
Zucchini
Carrot
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TIPS FOR MAKING CLASSIC GOULASH
- You can top goulash with shredded cheese at the table, or chopped parsley.
- This goulash recipe calls for macaroni but you can also use egg noodles for this dish if that’s what you have.
- You can add more flavor by replacing the water in this goulash recipe with beef broth, so the pasta absorbs the flavor of the beef broth as it cooks.
- Add a cup of sour cream to make this goulash with a cream sauce. You can also add 1/2 cup of cheese while the goulash is still cooking instead.
- I’m using a can of diced tomatoes in this recipe, but you can chop fresh tomatoes if you want to.
- This goulash recipe is already seasoned but if you want even more flavor try adding a dash of paprika or garlic, or deglaze the ground beef with 1/4 cup red wine.
- You can lighten this goulash up by using turkey instead of beef, and adding more vegetables in place of some of the pasta.
- You can make this recipe low sodium by omitting the salt, and using the low-sodium version of canned tomatoes and Worcestershire sauce.
- We’re not using any all purpose flour in this recipe, but if you want a thicken sauce then next time whisk 1-2 tablespoons of all purpose flour into the onions when they’re cooking, to make a roux. I wouldn’t add more than two tablespoons of flour, or the sauce may get too thick. If that happens, you can add a small amount of broth as well.
- You can replace the seasoning in this dish with simple Italian seasoning to save time.
- If your ground beef is sticking to the pan while browning, you can add a small amount of olive oil to the pan.
Classic Goulash
Ingredients
- 2 pounds ground beef (80/20)
- 2 yellow onions , chopped
- 1 green bell pepper , chopped
- 4 cloves garlic , chopped
- 3 cups water
- 29 ounces tomato sauce
- 29 ounces diced tomatoes
- 2 tablespoons Worcestershire sauce
- 1 teaspoon dried oregano
- 1 teaspoon dried basil
- 1 teaspoon kosher salt
- 8 ounces elbow macaroni , uncooked
Instructions
Add the ground beef, onions, bell peppers and garlic to a large dutch oven on medium-high heat and cook it breaking it apart until it is no longer pink, about 5-7 minutes.
Drain most of the fat then add in the remaining ingredients except the macaroni, bring to a boil then reduce to a low heat and simmer with a cover on for 15 minutes.
Add in the macaroni, mix well then cover and simmer an additional 20 minutes, stirring occasionally before serving
How can I do it without oven
Yes, this recipe is made on the stove top. Enjoy!
Absolutely the best Goulash ever!! Thank you so much for the recipe!!!!!!
Thank you for the kind words Virginia! I am so glad you enjoyed the recipe!
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loved the recipe made a few changes after reading others comments. I added I can of rotel and substituted the water for college in beef broth. I topped it with shredded cheddar cheese. So good, so much this would easily feed a family of 4. I have a whole pot full left because its only me and my husband, but this will make a great lunch, and I will freeze the rest. I like this recipe easy to make and taste great.
My husband and I loved this! We did make some changes I would like to share – not because they change the flavor much, but to let others know that what we tried worked great. We halved the recipe since it’s just the 2 of us. Used one bag of Gardein veggie ground instead of meat. Also used garlic powder (1/4 tsp for each clove) since I forgot to buy fresh. I think in the future I will also separate in half, and then add half the pasta. We can then take the other half and use it for leftovers and cook the pasta “fresh” since it got a bit soggy when we put leftovers in the fridge. Also used veggie broth instead of water because the extra flavor is always welcome!
Sounds delicious! Thanks for the suggestions.
For folks complaining about this being bland, just remember, you’re allowed to doctor recipes you come across. I like heavily seasoned dishes and knew I’d need to add to this. I’m pretty sure she mentioned adding and modifying to taste above. This was a starting point, but I started with bacon in sautéing the veggies then the beef, added beef boullion, about a third a cup of paprika, another tablespoon of smoked paprika, dash of white pepper, some red wine, and a couple other odds and ends. Turned out great.
Agreed. Everyone has a different palette so it’s important to know what you like and adjust to fit that. So glad you enjoyed it.
This recipe was amazing; very simple to follow for someone whose not a good cook like myself and the flavour was amazing. I missed a few minor ingredients but it still tasted great. I am so happy to have stumbled on it and recommend it to any beginner cooks or anyone who wants a flavourful, hardy stew.
Just like grandma used to make. I added celery and substituted V8 for the 3 cups of water. But perfect recipe as is?
The finished product as in the posters picture looks amazing. But the finished products was very bland.
This is delicious. I added red wine and red chili peppers-but it was good before that.
Delicious as is. Basic comfort food. I did not have macaroni so I opened a box of Velveeta mac and cheese and used the macaroni, exactly 8 oz in there. Then I thought it might be good with the cheese sauce added in. I didn’t add it to the whole pot, but had it on the side if anyone wanted to squirt some in. It was a nice addition but good without as well.
Thank you for the recipe
This was a great dish, thank you!
We all loved it…myself, hubby, and the boys!! I added some mozzarella because we love cheese! This recipe is a keeper!
This was so bland to me. Not sure what’s missing.
Are you supposed to drain the tomatoes??
No, just pour it all in. 🙂
Delicious goulash! I added a little hot sauce for a kick.
Great recipe! Made it tonight and my husband and I loved it. Added cheddar cheese and it was delicious ?
Loved the goulash.
This is excellent “as is” but if you want to make it even better, use one pound beef and one pound Italian sausage. If you want to kick it up even more, use beef broth in place of water and fresh basil instead of dried. But even without those substitutions, this is still wonderful comfort food. Thank you so much for the recipe.
Thanks for the suggestion. Sound delicious!
Really yummy !
Thank you for this recipe! We love it. I added a can of white beans and sauteed zucchini to ours – super yummy. Also, I cook the pasta separately and we add it as desired. Such a homey, comforting dish!
I love goulash, but this surely isn’t. This receipe might be tasty as well and is much quicker to make, but you can’t just replace chuck roast slow cooked for 2 hours with minced beef and then call it goulash, or even classic.
This is American Goulash, not Hungarian Goulash, both are great…this is even better when you add Sharp Cheddar Cheese after it’s cooked.
Great flavour , easy to make fast..
Hi Sabrina, Just love your site…In this recipe is the macaroni 8 oz. weighed out or is it 1 cup? I made a recipe one time and weighed it out and it was an over abundance of noodles. Thanks for your help.
I weighed it out so I’m surprised to hear it was too much. Feel free to adjust more to your liking. I’m so glad you’re loving the site.
I just made it today and it was too tomatoey if that’s a word. How do I tweek that. Less tomato sauce or less diced tomatoes?
You could reduce either depending on if you want less tomato bits or liquid. Good luck!
My very favorite Goulash recipe, just like Ma used to make but better. I’ve used this recipe a bunch of times. Thanks for sharing.
I love this recipe and usually cook the pasta on the side because I end up freezing the leftovers and its better making more pasta than the original getting mushy. Thank you
great idea!
This looks like a big recipe. What constitutes a serving?
1 cup
However much fills you up! My husband eats 2 to 3 cups.
This is the third time I’ve made this Goulash recipe and it’s soooo good. Thank you
I halved the recipe, except for the macaroni. I used 10 oz of dry gluten free macaroni, and added 1 can of whole kernel corn. We also put shredded cheddar cheese on top as we served it. Delicious! My husband liked it, but said he would prefer more meat to the same amount of other ingredients. As I described, it made 6 generous servings.
I was searching Pinterest for a recipe using pasta, and hamburger, but not ordinary spaghetti at my husband’s request. I found this recipe and was delighted to have almost all the ingredients on hand. I had to make some adjustments, using fresh cut grape tomatoes and adding celery because I just knew it would make the dish taste that much better. I was right on all counts. It was delicious and I will try some other changes in the future, but I won’t be boring my husband with “spaghetti again”! An added benefit was that there were plenty of leftovers and we all know pasta dishes taste better the next day! This is a keeper for sure
Thank you for this. I think this is the best recipe/web site for Goulash because (1) I’ve been making various goulashes for 50 years, and I know a great recipe when I see one; and (2) I’ve spent a couple of days, off and on, researching Goulash recipes other recipe web sites on the Internet. You win hands down! LOVE the ‘Tips’! I am making this tomorrow! (Love the ‘comments’ too. Readers can be so creative!)
I had a grandma that would cook goulash she would never give her recipe to anyone and passed taking it with her. My dad would also make it every now and then but I never got a recipe and I can’t remember how they tasted it has been to long ago. I’m a little nervous cooking new recipes like this or bigger more complex recipes but I tried yours for the first time and accidentally scorched the bottom not stirring enough. It was still really good and I just made another pot today waiting for it to cool a little.
Great recipe! Used home made tomatoe soup for liquid and added two jelapeno. We added parmesan cheese and grated cheddar on top. Very nicely spicy. We also cooked gluten free noodles separate as they get mushy. We really enjoyed this. Thanks
I didn’t have the oregano and it was still the best goulash I’ve ever had! Five stars for sure.
Thanks!
This is my new goulash recipe. It’s a chilly, rainy day comfort food!
My husband and I loved it. This will be my new goulash recipe. Thank you
Made this tonight and it was a hit. I didn’t have any canned tomatos or sauce but had a jar of chunky marinara so used that and also used chicken stock instead of water. Didn’t have green peppers but added in chopped carrots and an extra garlic clove. Used gluten free noodles that looked small so added am extra 4 ounces of those and it didnt dry out at all. The kids loved it! Husband added some cayenne and chowed. Will definately be making this more often!
Like everyone else said it’s just like Mom use to make, in Illinois. The only ingredient I didn’t have was the Worcester sauce.
Because it’s just for 2, I try to make a meals that will last for only one days. So on the 3rd day I will add sour cream and cheddar cheese as suggested for a completely different meal.
I’m in the process of making bread to sop up the wonderful juices.
Thank you Sabrina, you’ve made my day.
Yay!! I really appreciate the 5 stars.
I’ve made this many times. Everyone in the family likes it! I tried adding a teaspoon of smoked paprika. Great Flavor!
What kind of tomato sauce did u use in this
I made this, and I absolutely love it. I halved the recipe because I knew it would be too much, and it still made quite a lot. I also made it vegan by using Beyond Beef crumbles in place of ground beef, and I used vegetable broth to add flavor in place of the water. It turned out very well, and my dinner guests could hardly believe it when I revealed that it was vegan. I added chopped baby carrots and roasted corn to the recipe as well. It’s easy, inexpensive, and very delicious. I definitely recommend it!
This is the first time I’ve ever commented on a food site and while I make all sorts recipes I felt I needed to say something about this. It was delicious! I made it completely as written but ended up making macaroni in another pot to add to the goulash because it was slightly soupy. Other than that it reminded of my grandmothers cooking. I haven’t had it in years and didn’t think I’d eat it again since grandmother is no longer with us. Remember how the food critic on the movie ratatouille reacted to eating the ratatouille? It took him back to a simpler time and this goulash did that for me. Thank you so much for sharing!
You’re so welcome! Thanks for taking them time to come back and comment.
I haven’t got macaroni could I use fuslie pasta
Sure 🙂
Wow, what a great recipe, I will make this again and again. Only change I made was doubling the macaroni. Recipe calls for 8oz uncooked macaroni. I used a 500g (just a bit over 16 oz) uncooked package and the consistency was perfect. Reading other comments on it being soupy, I added more pasta and it was perfect! Great flavor. If you like goulash, this is a must try!
Am making it now and it looks like mine is gonna do the same i hope not though
Mine turned out really soupy
It says it’s 8 servings, but how big is a serving? 1 cup? 1 1/2 cups?
1 cup 🙂
If you’re going by 1 cup there’s a lot more then that!
A local restaurant makes goulash soup and my son loves it. I’d like to do that with this recipe by adding beef stock instead of water, plus extra stock until there’s enough to call it a soup. I’d also make the pasta separate and add a little to each bowl instead of the whole pot only because I love leftovers and the pasta has a tendency to become mushy in leftover soup. Besides these changes, would you recommend anything else that would make my soup a success? Thanks!
Sounds fantastic! Good luck.
Any idea what serving size is? Love it! Did add a little more garlic and oregeno but it turned out amazing
So glad you enjoyed it, Heather. One serving size is equal to 1 cup.
Great recipe! Husband loved it. I cut this recipe in half and it could feed 6 with a healthy portion. So the regular recipe can probably feed a larger crowd or family.
My Mom used to make this. She called it Friday night soup. Because she would add all the leftovers in the fridge from the week. Usually very good. Once in a while she put something really weird in it and no one wanted it.(for example the left over tuna fish?)
Um, tuna fish would definitely be under the “weird” category in my book too. haha!
I made this tonight. I used diced tomatoes with green chilies because that was what I had. Gave it a nice little kick.
I cut back on the recipe because it was just 2 of us.
Very easy and very good
Outside in cold most of the day. Christmas decorating and making room in garage for my car for a possible 18” of snow. This is tasting really good right now! Brings back memories.
Will have another bowl while watching the Patriots game. Yum!!!
Stay safe and warm!
Omg! This is how my mom used to make it when we were kids growing up in Wisconsin! It was the PERFECT one pot dish! I have been wanting to make this for a while know but my mom couldn’t remember all the ingredients. So so so SOOOOOOO happy I found this recipe! The only difference to how my mom used to make is by adding is a couple cans of mexicorn which is so good but I can’t find it here in Texas where we now live. But honestly this tastes just how my mom made it. Her being Korean she could never figure out what is Americans called it lol so she always referred to it as one pot! Lol. Thank you so much for this amazing recipe!!
I forgot to add the other difference with my moms recipe, she just added the “cheese” from the macaroni to give it that cheesy flavor!
I’m so happy you were able to find this recipe and it brought back memories! You’re so welcome and I’d love to hear how you and your mom like it!
Would you suggest cutting down on the water to make it less soupy as some have commented? And cut down how much? I don’t want it to be dry.
I never had an issue with it being soupy. Remember you’re cooking the macaroni in this liquid too and that will soak up some. You may just have to eyeball it and adjust to your liking.
Forgot to give this a 5 star on my previous review!
Delicious!! I used shell pasta, added mushrooms and lots of cheese and baked it until the cheese was melted. I know-another step and dirty pan but everyone loved it. Thank you! Can’t wait to try your other recipes! Oh, can I freeze this? Looking to put dishes in the freezer for my daughter who just gave birth.??
Extra cheese is never a bad idea :):) You can absolutely freeze in an airtight container for up to 3 months. Congrats on the new baby in the family!
This was a hit at my house! My husband (who is a super picky eater) couldn’t stop talking about how yummy this was. Definitely will a cold weather staple. Thanks for the awesome recipe ??
You’re so welcome! So glad you enjoyed it and thank you so much for the kind review!
I used lean ground beef 96/4 & added beef broth to keep it from sticking. Then added the rest of the broth to thin the whole dish. I remember it from school 30+ years ago. It was served as a soup with sandwiches. I thinned it with the broth and water, made a big cast iron pan of corn bread, and about 2 gallons were gone in just a few minutes with my bunch.
delicious! Was an absolute hit in my house!
I used lean ground beef 96/4 & added beef broth to keep it from sticking. Then added the rest of the broth to thin the whole dish. I remember it from school 30+ years ago. It was served as a soup with sandwiches. I thinned it with the broth and water, made a big cast iron pan of corn bread, and about 2 gallons were gone in just a few minutes with my bunch.
Sounds like a delish way to make it! Glad you enjoyed.
I made this tonight for dinner. I halved the recipe because it’s just my husband and I. Made exactly per directions with the exception thus I used corkscrew pasta instead of macaroni, because it’s what I had on hand, and added a can of green beans. Really good comfort food! Thanks for a great recipe! Will be making again for sure!
Thanks for coming back to let me know how much you both enjoyed it!
husband and me.
Do you drain the tomatoes?
No need to drain them.
Sorry, Sabrina, but this is not goulash. This is a 1950s US concoction. Spend some time in Eastern Europe for the real thing.
I call this American Goulash “Classic” because it’s a classic midwestern American recipe. 🙂 I do have a Hungarian Goulash if you are looking for a more traditional European version here: https://dev.dinnerthendessert.com/hungarian-goulash/
Enjoy!
spend some time not being snippy, this is American goulash.
Snippy and you don’t seem to realize that there are other variations of the Hungarian one that’s why this is called American!
This recipe is wonderful and a go to recipe in my household that all the children and adults love?
@ Adam
I am a chef and your comment was absolutely unnecessary. She is just trying to help others enjoy a dish that she likes to cook. Cooking and recipes are always evolving and it’s ok to twist a recipe to ones liking.
Sabrina thanks for being the bigger person! Loved seeing your kind response!
I followed the recipe completely. I thought the Worcester sauce taste was SO strong. Too strong. I’d add a splash at best because it overwhelms the entire dish
It can be a bit much for some tastes. Definitely feel free to hold back next time you make it and adjust to your taste! 🙂
Absolutely scrumptious! It’s exactly what goulash is supposed to taste like ? I love using Cavatappi noodles for added entertainment in every bite!
Thank you! I’m so glad you liked it and were able to make it even more fun to eat!
Cooked this goulash tonight and it was the best goulash I’ve had. Loved it.
So glad to hear! This is a family favorite in our house 🙂
do i cook the macaroni noodles before adding? or put in burger/tomato mix uncooked?
You put them in uncooked so they can cook up in the liquid 🙂
It has been a looooong time since i have had goulash. Mom was the goulash queen but i never got her recipe before she passed away. I have a question: since i like some zip in my meals, big bold flavors, do you suppose i could substitute one jar of salsa for an equal amount of the diced tomatoes?
That sounds like a great swap! I’m sorry you weren’t able to get her recipe, but here’s hoping this is a good base to getting the flavors how your mom used to make.
I’m sorry for your loss. I’ve been trying to find recipies like my mom made too. Try a can of diced tomatoes with chili’s for heat!
Quick question how much beef broth do I use instead of water
Sorry I just saw this – it’s going to be a 1:1 switch. Hope you enjoy!
Delicious, very easy to make. Thank you for sharing Sabrina.
This isn’t real goulash. I’m sure it may taste perfectly fine but it’s NOT goulash nor would it taste as such.
For one thing, macaroni isn’t in goulash. In my home country, this stuff would be passed over and laughed at if it were claimed to be “goulash.”
This isn’t your home country. This is what we’ve always called it. Comfort food. Why feel the need to make such a negative comment?
Well in the good ole’ USA this is definitely midwestern style goulash.
Rude.
Tweaked it a little for my taste. I added 3 cups of V8 instead of water and a teaspoon of fennel. It was delicious!
Yum! I’m glad you were able to adjust to your taste and enjoy!!
This recipe was just what I was looking for! I did substitute beef broth for the water and reduced the Worcestershire sauce- it was fabulous! Thank you!!
Sounds like even more beefy flavor! So glad you liked it!
Thank you Lynn. I was thinking about using V8 juice myself. Now I know I will. I’m going to make this next week.
This was DELICIOUS i didn’t change a thing. I did add corn to mine.
I add a can of kidney beans and some frozen or fresh corn.
super easy and delicious ! Better than my Mom’s recipe (sorry Mom!)
Haha, I won’t tell her!
Love this recipe! I added green beans to mine and omg it’s delish…
Sounds like a great addition!
So I doubled this recipe to have leftovers for my family of 5, but it made a very big batch! And it was very soupy, wondering what I can add to it now that it’s cooked to thicken it up, thanks!
So sorry I’m just now seeing this. If that happens again, you can add cornstarch to water and stir until smooth. SLOWLY stir cornstarch mixture into the goulash until reaching desired consistency. I hope you still enjoyed it!
This was DELICIOUS i didn’t change a thing. I did add corn to mine.
Sounds like a fantastic addition. Thanks for the 5 stars.
I used tomato soup instead of sauce, beef bouillon in the water and rotel tomatoes. Delicious!!! Great flavor! Highly recommend.
Thanks for the suggestions. So glad you enjoyed it.
If one does not have (or really even know about) a Dutch Oven, what is a useable substitute? Just to be more challenging, this one (does know about but…) does not have any cast iron. Thank you for great recipe.
You can use a skillet for the cast iron. Also as far as a dutch oven, you can use a big pot that you have. Hope this helps!
Best goulash recipe EVER
Thats not goulash. Goulash is never with minced meat. I must know it, Goulash is german food.
Gerd,
This is American Goulash, as stated.
Always someone trying to correct others?. This AMERICAN goulash is great and thank you so much for posting recipes for those of us whom need a lil help from time to time !!! Your amazing !
I 99% agree with you although I know it from my home in Czech.
As stated it’s an American goulash!
If you know it so well why did you google the recipe…
Actually many different cultures have different versions of what “ goulash” is.
Here in Newfoundland, Canada we used canned corned beef rather than ground…it was one of our family’s favorite meals! ??
Is there a substitute for tomato sauce? Don’t have any? Thanks
You can blend up canned or stewed tomatoes, mix tomato paste with water or use tomato juice in a pinch. Hope this helps!
I too noticed how close to American chop suey this recipe sounded – I grew up in Maine and that’s what we call it. The only difference for me is using a store-bought sauce (I know, I know, but it saves on time). Top with some grated Parmesan, serve with a salad and garlic bread – comfort food at its best!!
So glad you love it! No judgement on the store bought sauce at all. Sometimes we all need a little help in the kitchen.
If anyone had taken the time they would have found out that goulash actually originates in Hungary I see no reason for a bunch of grown ups to argue about where a dish comes from, if you enjoy it you enjoy it, and I’m pretty sure when your eating it your not sitting there wondering where this dish came from, be kind people life’s to short for silly disagreement’s. Have a blessed day?
Delicious! I cut the recipe in half and it fed our family of four, with some leftovers used for lunch the next day. Also used turkey burger instead of beef. So good, easy and cheap to make! Love the one-pot recipes!
I’m so glad you guys enjoyed it! Thanks for coming back to let me know!
up in new england we call this chop souy . but it still a great week day meal.
Oh, interesting. Thanks for letting me know.
One of our weeknight favorites! So easy, comforting and delicious!
Perfect for that!
One of my favorite comfort foods of all time! Such a delicious recipe!
Thanks, Steph! So glad you enjoyed it!
Ik this might be an odd question but do you cook the noodles first or do they cook in the sauce mix. Thanks
You’ll add them uncooked into the pot. Enjoy!
This is the best!!! So would love a big bowl for lunch today. Love that you added bell peppers. YUM!!!
I hope you enjoy it!
This is the recipe I’ve been looking for. It’s what my mom use to make. Kids loved it thank you for sharing!
Such an easy dinner and the kiddos love it!
So glad you all loved it, Kellie! Thanks for the 5 stars.
Yum! I love one pot meals for the weeknights and this is perfect!
Yep, a delicious meal AND easy clean up!
Love your page thank u!
I live alone and don’t need to make so much, so I cut the recipe in half. I added green chilies and it came out great. The recipe was so easy to follow. I will be making this again. Thanks for such a wonderful supper.
You’re welcome! Thanks for coming back to let me know how much you enjoyed it!
Wouldn’t it be great if nutritional information was given for each recipe!? It’d be helpful for me.
The nutritional information is available for this recipe at the bottom of the recipe card. We are currently working through all of recipes to update to show them. We appreciate your patience.
I’m making this for our Sunday dinner. My house smells delicious! My family can’t wait to try it!
I hope you all enjoyed it!
Ready for dessert !