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Crockpot Mississippi Beef and Noodles

Finally, I prepare the egg noodles according to the package instructions, but here’s where I’d suggest keeping an eye on them. I often cook them for one or two minutes less than recommended since they’ll continue cooking when mixed with the beef. Once they’re al dente, I fold them into the beef mixture in the Crockpot, letting it all mingle for a few minutes before serving. The creamy, savory mixture is simply irresistible!

Pro Tips for Best Results

I’ve tested this recipe a few different ways, and one major lesson I learned is to stick with beef chuck roast. Other cuts might dry out or not provide the tender, melt-in-your-mouth texture that makes this dish so special. Trust me, using the right cut makes a world of difference!

Another little tidbit is to let your beef rest for at least 10 minutes after shredding it before you mix it back into the sauce. This helps it absorb more of that fantastic flavor. I’ve skipped this step in the past due to impatience, and I definitely regretted it!

Lastly, don’t be afraid to customize the spice levels! If you prefer a little more kick, you can add a few additional pepperoncinis or even a dash of red pepper flakes for that extra zing. Experimentation is part of the fun in my kitchen!

Common Mistakes to Avoid

I made the mistake of using a bigger roast the first time I made this—and wow, did that lead to uneven cooking! The edges dried out while the center was still tough. So, unless you’re cooking for a crowd, stick to that 2 to 3-pound range.(See the next page below to continue…)

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