Mustang Hamburger Stew Recipe Is a Dump & Go Dinner That Has a Story to Tell (High-Fiber, High-Protein) High Fiber Recipes High Protein Recipes Soups Slow Cooker Beef Budget Recipes Dinner Gluten-free
Here in West Tennessee, football is king. Much of life in our small town revolves around the football season, and folks head to the games regardless of whether they have kids on the team. (Some of us band moms were there more to watch the halftime show than the game.) With those predictable crowds, it makes a good time and place for fundraisers.
Every year my kids were in school, and I assume it probably continues, one big home game would have a senior class fundraiser, selling hot bowls of Mustang Stew, named in honor of the football team. A bunch of senior class parents would be asked to make a slow cooker full of the ground beef soup, which each following the same simple, gluten-free recipe.
This is one of those great slow-cooker recipes that involve few skills other than chopping an onion, browning meat and opening cans, so one slow cooker full would taste like the next. And the times I made it for my kids were probably among the few times that I dutifully followed a recipe as written. This stew tastes like a combination of chili and stew, just perfect for dinner on cool football nights!
Serve this high-protein and high-fiber ground beef soup recipe with some crusty bread for dipping. (Check out the health benefits of fiber and the health benefits of protein.)
Cuisine: American
Prep Time: 10 minutes
Cook Time: 3 hours (average)
Total Time: 3 hours and 10 minutes
Servings: 8
Ingredients
- 10 ounces (1 can) diced tomatoes and green chiles (Rotel)
- 14 ounces (1 can) stewed tomatoes, chopped
- 14 ounces (1 can) whole kernel corn
- 14 ounces (1 can) whole potatoes, chopped
- 14 ounces (1 can) hot chili beans or black beans
- 14 ounces (1 can) Veg-All
- 1 onion, chopped
- 1 pound ground beef, browned and drained
Here’s how to make it:
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