Leftover Makeover - Beef Stew

Leftovers are a fact of life, and the fact that no one wants to eat leftovers is not a new idea to anyone. Let's be honest, if they were that good in the first place, there wouldn't have been any leftovers. Here Jocelyn goes through how to make a beef stew using food leftover in her pantry and fridge.
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[@offthebeatenpathadventures1348]

We learn by trial and error too when it comes from cooking. Great way to use leftovers.

[@afinepatina8840]

I love this! I love making a roast (pork or beef) or whole chicken on Sunday when I have time and then making them over. Not only is it a great way to reuse food, it makes for quick and easy weeknight meals. And OMG....you're giving a new meaning to "just throw in some boullion." 😂

[@jerigarrett507]

I hit the subscribe button when the bowl fell in the pot and was not edited out. That is exactly something that would happen to me. 😊

[@WoltersWorldEats]

We are all about honesty in the Wolters World family 😉

[@tosht2515]

When I have any leftover roast beef or carnitas I make several next day dishes. Beef/pork curry; tacos for days; potato hash; stuffed peppers; ramen, etc. Never gets old. Loved this recipe and demo, Jocelyn. 👍 Looks perfect.

[@lindaevans6461]

Love reality, good to see someone have a problem and just go with it by fixing it "on" camera.

[@ELIRAXPRT]

Looks delicious I’m getting hungry watching

[@gracemackenzie5780]

Love the music!

[@RyanTaylor0201]

Great content! Love the real-ness of this channel!

[@WoltersWorldEats]

Oh! Thank you :)

[@ElinorRumming]

Tubed tomato paste is LIFE. We make small batches of homemade BBQ sauce with it.

[@jake105]

5:42 I love that you didn't edit it out. Because that's me! I'm always goofing up in the kitchen. I have about 1 lb of chuck roast left over from a crockpot pot roast recipe, so I'm making beef stew and I picked you!

[@jenniferbenzie6594]

I've watched SO many of your food and drinks recipes and I'm just throwing it out there...Jocelyns Diners the BEST HOME COOKED FOOD FROM ALL OVER THE WORLD - get the building 🤣😂😎

[@WoltersWorldEats]

You're sweet, Jennifer! Thank you.

[@brunoschenkman8951]

Always loved having beef stew in the cold weather season. My mom would traditionally add bay leaves to the stew. Stew offers so many options for different ingredients.

[@WoltersWorldEats]

I was out of bay leaves. But using herb de Provence eliminates the need, imo But yes, the glory of stew is that it can be anything you need it to be.

[@frednich9603]

looks delish! It's been too long since I had a good beef stew.

[@WoltersWorldEats]

That surprises me, Mark. You're in beef country!

[@frednich9603]

@@WoltersWorldEats true, but for some reason people don't talk about stew much here. (Unless you're on a chuckwagon)

[@lab35982]

Holy Snikey, that was entertaining.

[@carrielynnmiller]

Looks good! I drop things all the time too - I was shocked how perfectly that bowl fit in your pot! haha

[@WoltersWorldEats]

At least I'm in good company 😉

[@hr167102]

I like the way you cook, just like my grandmother.

[@ElinorRumming]

Jocelyn, do you ever use red vermouth in your cooking? I hear it adds a lot of flavor, but not sure what dishes to put it in.

[@WoltersWorldEats]

I haven't used sweet vermouth but I do sub dry vermouth for sherry occasionally in seafood dishes. I imagine sweet would be a hood addition in marinara and tomato based things to contrast the acid.

[@ElinorRumming]

@@WoltersWorldEats thanks for the reply, I'll look into those type of dishes and see what I can come up with.

[@aprilraspberry6426]

We Can still eat these potatoes and not die. Awesome!

[@WoltersWorldEats]

🤷‍♀️😆

[@paultipton743]

Going back to the 70's to 90's my Nan (Grandmother) would when doing a beef roast would save the fat juice and use it for the gravy to flavour it and collect it in a bowl which would solidify to use the next day or so. Which looks some what similar. Mind you my dad said when growing up he was often given beef that had turned green.

[@WoltersWorldEats]

😆 mmmm green beef.

[@paultipton743]

@@WoltersWorldEats probably a war time thing. They lived off the land with Rabbits,pheasants

[@MrBlondino]

And this time without accident 😁

[@WoltersWorldEats]

😉😆

[@susandoeberl8077]

So this is the video you dropped the bowl. Hehe!