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Roast Beef is so easy to make in a few steps, minimal preparation with simple ingredients.
It works for weeknight meals, yet fancy enough for special occasions and holiday feasts!
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You can have IP Beef & noodles using 7 ingredients and 5 steps. Here is how you cook it.
Ingredients of IP Beef & noodles
- It's 3 lb of Chuck Roast.
- You need 10.75 oz of can french onion soup.
- It's 10.75 oz of can beef consume.
- Prepare to taste of Salt and pepper.
- It's 4 cups of beef broth.
- You need 24 oz of bag frozen egg noodles.
- It's of Optional: 1 cup Plain Greek Yogurt.
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IP Beef & noodles step by step
- Pour the soup and consume in the bottom of a 6 quart electric pressure cooker or Instant Pot..
- Add the roast and lightly salt and pepper to taste..
- Cook on high pressure for 90 minutes and then use natural release..
- Shred beef with two forks removing any visible fat pieces. Switch your unit to browning/searing and add broth. Bring to a boil and add noodles. Cook for 20 minutes stirring occasionally. Check seasonings and add more salt and pepper if desired. If desired, stir in Greek Yogurt before serving..
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