Winning Recipes From the World’s Greatest Down-Home Beef Stew Cook-Off

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| Originally Published: March 1, 2007

Betty Griffin, Ashland City

Betty’s Spicy Sirloin Beef Stew Recipe

Betty Griffin created her beef stew recipe specifically for this contest, using all the ingredients her daughter loves. So it’s no wonder she named the recipe Daughter’s Delight Beef Stew.

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“My daughter doesn’t like celery or many vegetables,” explains Griffin. “I told her about this contest, and she told me what she’d like in a beef stew. I made it so she’d like it, and I found I liked it too.”

The culinary concoction also impressed Griffin’s husband.

“He’s not a big beef stew eater, but he thinks it’s the best there is,” she says.

Griffin learned to cook as a child growing up in Arkansas.

“I had five people in my family, and my mom was sick a lot, so I cooked most of the meals,” she says.

Griffin thinks what makes her beef stew recipe so good is the Ro-tel tomatoes and the combination of seasonings.

“I’ve always made soups using Ro-tel tomatoes,” she reveals. “The stew has cinnamon and nutmeg in it, which makes it taste good. It has a kick to it.”

Her recipe also calls for more beef than most.

“The secret is lots of beef and tomato,” she says. “And I cut up the beef pieces really small.”

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