Showing posts with label Hash. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Hash. Show all posts

Italian Sausage Hash


12oz. mild Italian sausage
1-2T butter
1 med. yellow onion - chopped
1c± dry white wine
2 lg. celery stalks - finely diced
¼ med. green pepper - chopped
5 lg. cloves of garlic - chopped
3c small cubed potatoes
6oz. red pasta sauce
1-2T aged balsamic vinegar

Squeeze sausage out of the casings into the pan.  Add butter and a little of the onion, finely chopped.  Saute' this together, breaking up the sausage.  Add a little of the wine to keep the meat from sticking, it also adds great flavor.  Chop, dice and cube the rest of the vegetables and add them to the pan.  Stir in the red sauce, the rest of the wine and the vinegar.  The vinegar will cut the grease and balance the flavors.  Cover and simmer until the celery is done.  This made 4-6 servings. . .Lin

Three Onion Beef Soup or Beef Hash

Necessity is the mother of invention.  I cut my chives back and had leftover beef.  I pondered how to combine both of these rather than throwing them out.  It turned out well.



8oz leftover beef roast
1 grated carrot
2 med onions
6 lg cloves of garlic
4 oz finely chopped chives
6 baby Yukon Gold potatoes
½c left over gravy


Slice-cube the beef and combine it, in a big non-stick pan, with 2-3T butter or oil. Today I used a little butter and about 2T coconut oil. Add the grated carrot, half the onions and garlic – chopped. Heat and stir until the scent permeates your kitchen. Turn up the heat and stir occasionally to keep everything from sticking. Do this for about 10 minutes. If it gets too brown add a little water and stir until liquid evaporates and the browning begins again.


Add the rest of the onion, garlic, chives, potatoes, leftover gravy and some pepper. Stir then add about 3c of water for *soup. Cover and simmer 30 minutes or until potatoes are done the way you want. *If you want to make this into beef hash, leave the water out and continue to stir and brown until everything is done the way you like. Check flavors and add bullion/beef soup base or salt and pepper, if needed. Serve now or cool and freeze. . .Lin