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Beef Tips


Mgyoung77

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One of my families favorite meals is beef tips. I had 2 recipes that were good. One used Campbell's soup creamy mushroom and golden mushroom soups, the other uses Lipton Onion soup mix, both of which are no-nos. Any good recipes or substitutions?


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Oh, my yes! There is no need whatsoever to use canned soups. Ever. That's just my opinion. :P

How about this simple recipe?

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Or this?

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I would personally add fresh thyme as it goes incredibly well with mushrooms and beef.

For both of the above you can use Better than Bouillon beef base as it is gluten free. Always check labels, though.

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