1 rib celery, diced
1 lg onion, chopped
1/2 green pepper, chopped
14 oz ketchup
2 T bottled bbq sauce
dash cayeene
1 T chili powder
1 T salt
1/2 t pepper
1 c water
1 T vinegar
Cut and trim meat into large pieces.
Combine all other ingredients and pour over meat
in dutch oven. Heat til boiling, reduce heat, cover
and simmer 4 hours til meat is tender. Remove fat and
bone. Shred with fork. If too soupy, simmer uncover.
If too dry, add a little water.
~~~~
15 large sandwiches
~~~~
I usually make half this amount. And I usually
leave the celery and green pepper in large pieces
and remove them with the bone.
~~~~
This smells incredible while it's simmering all afternoon!
We gobbled it up...as shown... with oven fries and salad.
You make the best looking food. I imagine it smells and tastes delicious. You could be a food photographer for a magazine or tv. Yummy.
ReplyDeleteSounds good. I bet the men in your family love it when you make this meal.
ReplyDeleteLooks great! BBQ beef is a favorite with the guys at my house.
ReplyDeleteAh, now I am hungry and there is still at least 2h to lunch.;)
ReplyDeleteThe pictures is so delicious, if a picture can be that.;)
Dearest Betsy,
ReplyDeleteThanks for reminding me.. I need some nourishment now.. your burger might be the answer.
I love a BBQ sandwich...this looks so very delicious!
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing your recipe! I really enjoy your blog.
ReplyDeleteYummy! I made these several times when the guys were all home this winter. Easy and serves lots of hungry guys!
ReplyDeleteWillow ~ I think it's originally your recipe!
ReplyDeleteI could eat one right now! You and Willow have both been cooking delicious-sounding beef recipes.
ReplyDeleteLooks yummy.
ReplyDeleteBetween you and your sister you are killing me with all this scrumptious food!! Looks so delicious. Could you send me a care package please? :-)
ReplyDeleteMmmm....I'm smelling it now...or perhaps it's your beef and noodles that I am actually making now! Thanks for sharing your recipes and your time. :)
ReplyDeleteLooks so good!
ReplyDeleteYumm that looks really good! I make that sometimes for family movie night.
ReplyDeleteManuela
Mmmmmmmm, I know you do burgers right, Betsy, as I still remember your Hawaiian burgers. I take it a slow cooker can stand in for a dutch oven?
ReplyDeleteOh, Hamburger and potato. Less to eat such food. :)
ReplyDeleteHealth information
Humor & Fun World
Suza ~ hmmmm...maybe over night express mail? :)
ReplyDeleteMarcia ~ mmmm...beef and noodles sounds good tonight!...with your rolls???
ReplyDeleteLavinia ~ I'm sure a crockpot would work, too!
ReplyDelete