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Quick and Easy Beef Stroganoff – No Mushrooms

This is a one pot meal that’s so good my family assumes it’s not good for them…but guess what, it’s completely guilt-free. This homemade stroganoff recipe will knock your socks off!

Personally, we don’t like mushrooms, so I make the beef stroganoff without mushrooms, but if you prefer mushrooms, it would be easy to add them. Using the traditional egg noodles, this stroganoff is everything you expect a Fall comfort food (or any time of the year) to be and more.

I chose to create the recipe without sour cream and opted for Greek yogurt to kick up the healthy a notch to add more protein.

a fork full of beef stroganoff and a bowl of beef stroganoff with egg noodles

This lightened up version of beef stroganoff uses greek yogurt instead of sour cream to add additional protein and reduces the fat content. I choose to use a good quality lean steak rather than ground beef or ground turkey, although either could be used if you prefer.

bowl of healthy beef stroganoff

How to Make easy Beef Stroganoff – Gluten-free

Beef stroganoff ingredients are most of what you probably already have on hand in your pantry. My favorite way to make this is to create as steak stroganoff, which for me, makes the best beef stroganoff recipe.

steak, egg noodles, red cooking wine, onion, greek yogurt, for beef stroganoff

Start by heating the Canola Oil in (Amazon link) a dutch oven. I like using my dutch oven for recipes like this because every step can be done in one pot!

oil heating up in dutch oven

When the oil is at a high heat, add some of the beef to mainly sear it stirring it often until it’s browned. Don’t overcrowd the pot to allow for all of the beef to have contact with the pot.

sliced steak in dutch oven with oil

Remove the beef from the pot and add next batches of beef in until it has all been browned.

steak browned in dutch oven

Next, add the onions to the pot maintaining the medium-high heat.

onions being browned in dutch oven

Stir often to allow most of the onions to have contact with the surface of the pot allowing the onions to caramelize.

browned onions in dutch oven

Once the onions have caramelized, deglaze the pot with the red wine.

Add the beef back into the dutch oven. Along with the beef broth, Worcestershire and garlic powder.

steak with other ingredients in dutch oven

Bring to a simmer and cover for about 25 min.

steak and ingredients simmering in dutch oven

Combine beef broth with cornstarch and add to the simmering pot. Allow the beef stroganoff sauce to simmer for a couple of min.

Adjust with additional broth and cornstarch as needed to thicken the sauce.

spoonful of tender steak and onions

Next, add egg noodles and simmer for 10 min. To clarify, the egg noodles aren’t precooked before adding them to the beef stroganoff pot.

Allowing the noodles to cook in the beef broth will give the dish the best beef flavor ever!

Add Greek yogurt and stir until creamy. Enjoy!

beef stroganoff on a fork

Can I substitute a different meat such as ground beef?

Yes, this recipe will work or any meat you would prefer. Ground beef stroganoff (hamburger stroganoff) can be just as good or even ground turkey would be great as well. I’ve even seen chicken used and they say it’s delicious!

What’s the best cut of steak to use?

Well, I always prefer a good marbled steak as opposed to a lean cut. Don’t get me wrong, a well grilled filet can pretty much melt in your mouth, but the marbled typically wins my heart.

And, let’s face it, you really aren’t eating THAT much steak with this dish, so I say go all out for the marbled. When I eat something a little higher in macros like this, I save a little extra in my day for it.

This stroganoff alone isn’t too bad at all, but I like having a salad or some type of vegetables with it on the side. Depending on what you serve with the beef stroganoff, it could add a decent amount of macros to this.

Can I freeze beef stroganoff?

Yes, you can! This beef stroganoff freezes well if you actually have any leftover! Seriously though, go ahead and prepare it ahead of time, pop it into a freezer safe container and reheat it for future use.

It would make a great meal prepping dish for lunch in the office or even in your home office.

bowl of beef stroganoff with egg noodles

Quick and Easy Beef Stroganoff

Published By Stephanie
This is so yummy your family won't believe it's healthy for them. I love this for the comfort food feel good taste of the warm rich gravy deliciousness.
5 from 2 votes
Prep Time 10 minutes
Cook Time 40 minutes
Total Time 50 minutes
Course Dinner
Cuisine American
Servings 6 servings
Calories 487 kcal

Equipment

  • Dutch oven

Ingredients
  

  • 1 tbsp Canola Oil
  • 2 lbs Sirloin steak, sliced thin
  • ½ cup Red Cooking Wine
  • 1 tsp Garlic powder
  • 1 Onion, chopped
  • 1 tbsp Worcestershire sauce
  • 3 cups beef broth, divided
  • 3 tbsp Cornstarch
  • 12 oz Egg noodles
  • ¾ cup 2% Greek yogurt

Instructions
 

  • Heat canola oil in a dutch oven or equivalent sized pot to high heat.
  • Season beef with salt and pepper to taste. Making sure the dutch oven or pot is piping hot, brown beef in olive oil in small batches. The idea is to sear it, so give it a few tosses or stirs and pull it out just as it gets that dark brown look. It will not be fully cooked, but will finish cooking during the simmer process later.
  • Add onions to dutch oven (add a little more olive oil if needed) until slightly browned.
  • Deglaze dutch oven with red wine.
  • Add the rest of the browned beef, garlic powder, Worcestershire, 1 ½ cups broth to dutch oven.
  • Bring to a boil, reduce and cover.
  • Allow to simmer for about 25 min.
  • Combine ½ cup broth with cornstarch. Stir into beef mixture.
  • Add in egg noodles.
  • Cover and simmer an additional 10 min.
  • Stir in Greek yogurt until creamy. Serve.

Nutrition

Serving: 2cupsCalories: 487kcalCarbohydrates: 48gProtein: 46gFat: 11gSaturated Fat: 3gCholesterol: 138mgSodium: 584mgPotassium: 798mgFiber: 2gSugar: 3gVitamin A: 52IUVitamin C: 2mgCalcium: 101mgIron: 4mg
Keyword beef, easy, Healthy, Quick
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Monday 23rd of October 2023

The Recipe says 3 cups of stock but then mentions using 1.5 cups and then half a cup so not sure when the other cup was to be added

Laura

Monday 17th of October 2022

I feel like the measurements must be off on the cornstarch. Maybe you meant 3 tsp?? It came out so thick and gooey it was nearly inedible. Also, there was not enough liquid to cook the noodles even using the whole 3 cups. Not my intention to be mean, just honest. I was a bit disappointed after spending so much time making this and not even being able to save the leftovers.

Amanda

Wednesday 4th of May 2022

Hi! The recipe calls for 3 cups of beef broth but only works out to 2 in the instructions. Could you clarify? Thanks!

Stephanie Miller

Friday 6th of May 2022

Hi Amanda, Great question! I do need to clarify. Sometimes, depending on how thick the gravy/sauce turns out, I add more beef broth. It's also a personal choice. Thanks for asking!

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