Gourmet Hamburger Helper (One-Pan Beef Stroganoff) | Food Wishes
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- This ground beef stroganoff noodles recipe is an easy, shortcut version of classic beef stroganoff made in one-pan. This comfort classic was inspired by a certain packaged food invented to help hamburger. Enjoy!
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Aw Chef, this was a nostalgic video for me. When my mom had to travel abroad for her dad's funeral, MY dad took care of my brother and I by himself for the first time. And among the many mishaps during those several weeks there were a few instances of burned hamburger helper. Bless his heart. He passed away last month and I miss him so much. I also love beef stroganoff, so I think I need to try this out soon. For me, and dear old dad: Bob ❤️
My most sincere condolences ❤️
@ A M, I’m truly sorry for your loss of your dad.
This reminds me of years ago when my husband’s uncle would visit us every Wednesday evening. He never wanted anything else but beef stroganoff. Back then I made it with beef tips. And not this exact recipe, but pretty close. I haven’t thought about that in years. But it was such a small token to make an old man so happy. I’m glad I could do that for him.
Watching and listening to Chef John's recipe always made me feel like the world is not actually that bad. Always brought a little smile. Thanks, Chef.
I too enjoy Chef John's calming lilting voice. And, he makes these various dishes look YUMMY !!
You should check out John Kirkwood.
This is similar to the recipe I've been using, except I also add Worcestershire sauce and dijon/brown mustard. Delicious either way!
That's practically barbeque!
Crème fraiche instead of sour cream too, if you want a lighter version.
@@TenOrbital Is that like sour clotted cream but runny?
LOL, it's not stroganoff without Worcestershire sauce!!!
@@TenOrbital okay Randy Marsh 😂
I love how you explain all the details and the parts that might seem like something went wrong.
Making this tonight, I have all the ingredients already. I love how practical your recipes are...anyone can cook them.
Try it with cream cheese! Instead of adding flour, I add 8 oz cream cheese and 8 oz sour cream at the end.
How was it?!
@@JamieDallas
Ehh it's a bit TOO much/rich I think, Cream cheese is kind of a "cheap" recipe fat and calorie bomb more than a star ingredient IMO, but no insult intended. Ya like what ya like.
So how was it? Any good?
Not only did I eat Hamburger Helper pretty often as a kid, I also ate it regularly as a young adult when I moved into my first apartment! I even bought a 2qt microwaveable casserole for that purpose; it didn't shorten the cooking time at all, but it was less messy than preparing HH on the stove top.
A bay leaf at the beginning & a grating of nutmeg at the end are the only things I would add to this! Yum!
Sounds good.
One can substitute sliced potatoes for the noodles and reduce the amount of liquid a bit - I use two cups total of broth. I also make a roux with the broth separately and add it to mix when with the potatoes go in. Simmer until the potatoes are the firmness you like, stir in sour cream and serve. I've been making that recipe for close to 50 years.
Great idea! I can tweak this to make it gluten free much easier with potatoes! 😜
50 years?!!!!!!
@@zloungeact yep...and BOY are his arms tired! 😆
Sounds good, but then it's not really stroganoff.
@@laurabenson1278 still takes less time than reading through a food blogger's post to get to the recipe at the end. 10/10
A Chef John Fred Biletnikoff reference is the best thing to happen to the Raiders this season D:
This is ultimate comfort food! 😊 It’s also great seasoned like Swedish meatballs (parsley, pepper, nutmeg, onion, sweet cream).
I made this for dinner tonight! It was outstanding! My daughter Sophia and I make sure to watch your videos every day before she goes to bed! Thank you for the recipe and thanks for being part of our nightly routine!
Well, today I was thinking "WHAT am I going to make for dinner that's easy?" And of course, Chef John to the rescue! Made this tonight exactly as directed and it came out GREAT! Thanks, Chef John! This will DEFINITELY be in the regular rotation!
I made this and it was easy and DELICIOUS. I love stroganoff, but it takes a lot of time to make so sadly is not usually a week-day meal. This recipe was a gamechanger, however. And the next week, I did pretty much the same thing but made a one-pan chicken paprikash. These were the changes I made: swapped the beef broth with chicken broth; deboned chicken thighs instead of beef; skipped the garlic, mushrooms, and vodka; added 1 tablespoon of paprika. Chef John inspires me to do real good food, real simple! ^_^
The way you show us to cook the pasta in the sauce rather than in boiling water, as in the recipe for orecchiette and sausage, puts these dishes in another category! My family and guest adore it! The pasta absorbs whichever herb or aromatic you’re using and I feel confident to be creative. Always a huge hit and now I’m asked for’to go bags’ as my husband bragged how much more the flavors develop by day 2 & 3!
I had 2 cans of Costco canned roast beef I wanted to use up, so went with those instead of ground beef. Added more mushrooms and used a 12oz box of bow tie pasta (more broth needed, of course). Omitted cayenne (wife too Scandinavian for that). Made it for my family and my parents, everyone loved it. A great recipe to add to the binder, tasted even better than what Hamburger Helper USED to taste like (chalky and inedible now).
Thanks Chef John! Super good.
we use this recipe with fresh dill and love it! thanks Chef!
No thyme though? smh
@@proprietarycurez8463 Dill is the more traditionally Russian herb
@@proprietarycurez8463 lol we tried the dill one night when the market was out of fresh thyme and never looked back- though either one tastes great!
@@dbwinters Ok, that's cool.
Growing up, Hamburger Helper stroganoff was one of my favorite foods (ok, it still is, but now days you gotta get the "Deluxe" box). I remember back when it came with the separate powered sour cream stuff that you mixed and added at the very end.
But, HH introduced me to stroganoff in general and I think I've only ever had one recipe for it that I didn't love. So, happy to add this one to my arsenal of stroganoff recipes!
Nicely done John, looks amazing! From the midwest here and around my neck of the woods this was what we called Stroganoff. I honestly didn't know there was another classic version until I was almost 30. Typically I add thyme in with the meat mix and Worcestershire sauce and/or balsamic vinegar into the sauce near the end for a little acidity. Quite good either way!
I learned hot to make hamburger stroganoff from a woman on a ranch. She used bacon ends and cooked the mushrooms, onions, and hamburger in bacon grease. Oh yeah :) Happy cooking everyone!
Try it with cream cheese! Instead of adding flour, I add 8 oz cream cheese and 8 oz sour cream at the end.
Bacon makes any savoury dish better. Not so much for sweet things, tho~😂
Damn---kick it up a notch, Emerald!
Oh lord, I wanna eat your comment.
BTW i use bacon lard in almost everything i cook at work. Heck I even cook bacon in bacon fat. ;)
@@alexisgrunden1556 ever had candied bacon? Little bit of brown sugar and cayenne pepper, oh so good.
I've been making ground beef stroganoff for a while now, and this looks like a great shortcut to get it all in one pan. Always hated having to cook the noodles separate. However, I would absolutely add some Worcestershire sauce!
I haven’t been on youtube for yearsssss. So glad that you’re still around cooking amazing food ❤
This was such a helpful recipe. It certainly helped me remember my childhood dinner table. It is a huge help when it comes to helping me decide what is for dinner on those nights I need just a little help in the kitchen. Thank you for being so helpful.
Nice!! Love the one-pan wonders... more of them please
I make this often. My secret ingredient is dijon mustard, rather than vodka. Yum!
I just made this for breakfast and it was DELICIOUS 🤤! Thank you, Chef John, for the recipe 👍🏻
Oh my gosh! This was exactly what I was hoping this recipe would be when I saw your teaser yesterday!!
I can’t wait to make it! Thank you!!
I always add horseradish and frozen peas. Delicious
chef, i would love a playlist of one pot meals. cant wait to try this.
The perfect comfort food supper for cold January evenings 👌. Thanks, Chef John!
I love this one-pan beef stroganoff recipe!💕 Looks delicious😋 and so easy! Thanks Chef John!🌟
We made this today and it’s sooo good! Adding to our list of regulars. Thank you!
My mom couldn’t help hamburger even with the box. She did a decent job with the Campbell’s cream of mushroom soup version of hamburger stroganoff though. My kids are unknowingly spoiled since I’ve helped hamburger from scratch for years now. Thank you for this lovely tie-in recipe :) 🤌🏻
This is one of the true "I am drunk. How make good food?" of all time. it is simple but damn is it good
Love the caveman-like verbiage.
the genesis of much cuisine
🤣🤣🤣
@@jhardeman4 Can't imagine the monte cristo was invented sober.
Could other spirits be used instead of vodka? Whiskey?
One of my favorite dishes my dad would make!
Chef John is the best!!!
Thank you for making this recipe and video!
I love these kinds
of recipes!
I love this recipe! Easy to make, simple ingredients, and one pan cleaning! Just need the beef, beef broth, and sour cream but definitely will be making this soon. Thanks, Chef John!
One of my all time favorite comfort foods! Now I know what I’m going to do with the ground beef in my freezer this week.
Paprika is a great addition to this.
As is diced bacon, which is in the classic Better Homes and Gardens cookbook. (which also uses cream of mushroom soup as well)
Thanks Chef John, you're a treasure. This is a faithful recreation of my childhood!
I've been making my own version of this for years. I usually add broccoli. It's such a nice comfort food.😊
Chef John, I just made this for my family, and they LOVE it! The pan is scraped clean. Lol So I can definitely say that we Enjoyed!! 😁 Thank you for another wonderful and easy recipe. YUM!!
Chef John, I made this for dinner tonight. It’s so good and comforting. This is going to be a regular comfort food for my family. Thank you!
Thank you for this recipe! I have fond memories of the boxed stroganoff and I know your version is far superior. Another dish that I wax nostalgic is what my mother called "Cream of Mushroom Soup Chicken; it was the early 1970's, so I do not need to name the brand. All I know was chicken (thighs and drumsticks) and said soup were involved; baked in the oven, but time and temp unknown. I am not knowledgeable enough to attempt (i.e., I am too chicken to make this chicken) and my mother has been gone for 40 years, so I must seek knowledgeable sources (a search of the famous soul's website turns up zilch - are they ashamed of their major role in '70's cooking?). Anyway, thanks again for another great video!
20 minutes later: after I posted the above request, I decided to try yet another search ( because I'm stubborn that way) and, lo and behold! I found some recipes that are not exactly what I am looking for, but are close enough to give the courage to make an attempt. With that said, I would still love to see your version, if that is possible. Thank you, once more.
Sometimes my mom would make chicken breasts baked in a can or two of cream of mushroom soup or one bottle of italian dressing. It took just as long as it would take if they weren't covered in soup or sauce. Thank you for reminding me of what was one of my favorites when I was about five years old! :~)
My mom used to make the same thing and put Knorr onion soup mix in and stirred up with the cream of mushroom soup before pouring over the chicken. Usually put in oven at 350 for about an hour, give or take, depending on if it had bones .
I was really expecting a rhyming metaphor when it came to how small to break up my ground beef. The setup was there, but you kept cooking. Totally made up for it with a Fred Biletnikoff reference. Solid recipe, going to have to try this as soon as I pick up some sour cream.
ditto, that's one for his rhyme HOF
How often do you get to work in a Biletnikoff rhyme, really? Superb.
Just needs some sort of stick-um reference to go with it.
What a killer recipe chef John! So easy and so darned flavorful, and very few ingredients required. Used white wine since I didn't have vodka on hand, and it was still delish! Definitely listen to the video not just read the recipe, John's tips on what to "see" were very helpful on the first go❤🙏😋
Can't think of Hamburger Helper without thinking of Cousin Eddie
Lol 😂
This is a family favorite around here. We serve it with ketchup and horseradish as optional condiments. SO yummy especially at this time of year. Thanks Chef John.
SO PRETTY DISH.
CHEF IS PROFESSIONALLY MASTER.
This is exactly what I was looking for. I was remembering fondly the hamburger helper of my youth, but thought I betcha you could level it up with a scratch made recipe. This is it! Thank you Chef John! I will definitely be making this. 😋
Thanks for making this Hamburger Helper Stroganoff the gourmet upgrade it needed so badly. I am looking forward to making this. It brings back memories of the meals my mom made in the 1970's to stretch her dollars on a tight budget.
A recipie for traditional beef stroganoff, I occasionally make from my aunt included cognac instead of vodka.
Yay! This was one of those weeknight meals in our house when I was growing up. On the weekend mom would break out the steak and mushrooms instead of Hamburger Helper.
Happy New Year Chef John 🎊🥂
I sing along with Chef John everyone... And as always... Enjoy 😊
Glad I saw this today! Great idea♡♡♡
I was just looking for a ground beef stroganoff recipe when here you come with the goods! Thank you, Chef John!
he reads your mind!
This recipe is wonderful
Hey there Chef John. Huge fan here... I just made this for the second time and I must say I agree with you. I love classic beef stroganoff but as of tonight. this one pan treat is my favorite. It was so easy to make and everyone loved it. For everyone out there that is reluctant to try it I say give it a chance and get ready to be amazed.
I made this for my supper tonight..,followed recipe with the exception of adding some grated Parmigiano Reggiano…I just finished my second bowl, so tasty.
I’m gonna make this for my kids this weekend!
Thank you Chef. Cheers! 🇨🇦
I enjoyed your video and your mystery ingredient to one of my favorite recipes.😊
Those catch all recipes always turn out great
Ahhh... Where was this vid last weekend when I made your old stroganoff recipe. 😋
My mom always made the sauce about 80% sour cream. One of my favorite foods growing up, and I'm excited to try it as a one pot recipe!
I only had recently ground black pepper but it still turned out great.
This tasted delicious, John. Lovely recipe!
made this, it was delicious !!! Thank you !!!
Thanx to Chef John I've got a reason to use up egg noodles!
Tested it and it's delicious. Will be making this regularly for the community refrigerator in downtown Durham.
This sounds amazing. I'll have to make it sometime!
Made this tonight. Was easy and reallly good. I think it'll go into regular rotation. Thanks!
More one pot dishes pls & thank you 🙏🏾☺️
Love beef stroganoff, even better if it's a one-pan recipe! This is a keeper. Thanks!
This looks so good, John.
I've made the helper version with canned roast beef and evaporated milk. Awesomely rich.
i made this yesterday and it was delicious, ty chef john.
I made something like this from leftover ham gravy. The gravy was sweet and savory and I added some cayenne for that sweet and spicy flavor. It was like sweet hamburger helper and it was amazing.
I've used this method for sometime now. I feel validated now that the Chef of Chefs has recognized it
The potato masher is the best ground beef breaking up tool. It has changed my life.
I watched this last night, it drove me nuts. I went to the store today and got the few items I didn't have to make this. It's on the stove now. I can't wait! Thanks for the post
I love one pot meals of deliciousness!
I had ground beef and mushrooms in my fridge, bought the other ingredients on my way home. It was DELICIOUS! Thank you chef John. Not all heroes wear capes.
I live on the road so, one pan cooking is the norm for me, looking forward to trying this.
Thanks to Chef John I've got a reason to make more...creme fraiche!
Bless you for mentioning Mister Stickem, Fred Biletnikoff!
This is such a good recipe. Made it the other night and it was a huge hit!
Looks incredible!
This was just what I needed for a quick weeknight dinner!
I used to do something similar frequently when I was a student, I can highly recommend to keep stirring after you add the noodles, it makes them release more starches and makes the sauce more luxurious and stick to the noodles better.
it is a bad cook who plays with his pasta while it cooks down ... stir occasionally ... while they cook to a slight toughness ... then turn off heat and let it simmer and cool down to finish the pasta ... the residual heat of the pan and element will finish the pasta and allow the sauce to thicken well and saves on electricity or gas costs ... and ends up allowing the flavours to blend slower and better into the food and taste even better ...
YUM! I do this with spaghetti and meat sauce all the time!
Just made this recipe for my son & his fiance this evening. It was a HIT! Thank you. :)
Made this tonight and my wife actually loved it. Just nice comfort food.
Some years ago, I used canned roast beef and evaporated milk for Hamburger Helper. AWESOME!
Adding frozen peas in the last 2-3 minutes when simmering is very good in this dish, plus you get the health benefits, vitamins, etc...
Thank you for the thumbs up my friend
I'm thinking maybe diced carrots as well. Kind of like a shepherd's pie but with noodles instead of mashed potato.
Oh this looks lovely. I'm gonna have to do this over the weekend.
Thanks again. o7
What if the noodles was rice tho!
@@proprietarycurez8463 Hey, give it a shot. I'm not sure it would work as well but you never know.
👍 One of my Grandma's favorite dishes! Thanks! 😍
_My only wish concerning this recipe is you'd gone through what makes a great beef broth to use!_ ✌
Chef John for prez! Did not miss those 40 ingredients.
Love this! Yummm 😋
Made this last night, so good!
I really like your attitude. The beef stroganoff looks delicious.