Ingredients - 1.14 lbs green cabbage, chopped into thin strips - 1 lb ground beef (80/20) - ½ pack beef bacon, chopped - 2 small Yukon Gold potatoes, halved- sliced into half-moons - 1 red bell pepper, chopped - 1 white onion, chopped - 1 jalapeno, minced - 2 tbsp minced garlic Gravy & Seasonings - 2 tbsp tomato paste - 3 tbsp all-purpose flour - 2½ - 3 cups beef bone broth - 1 tbsp Worcestershire sauce - 2 tbsp Salt-Free Tony's Creole Seasoning - 1 tbsp paprika - 1 tsp Italian seasoning - 1½ tsp salt (adjust to taste) - Fresh parsley, chopped (for garnish) Instructions 1. Add the chopped beef bacon to a cold skillet and bring the heat to medium-high. Cook until the bacon is crispy and the fat has rendered. 2. Leave the bacon and rendered fat in the skillet. Add the ground beef and let it cook until a crust forms. Flip, then break the beef apart. Note: Beef bacon and 1 pound of ground beef don't render as much fat as pork bacon, but you can drain a little if needed. 3. Ad...

The Ultimate Comfort Food: Mississippi Steak Tips! There’s something incredibly comforting about the aroma of a meal simmering in a slow cooker wafting throughout your home. If you’re looking for an easy, flavorful, and satisfying dish to whip up on a busy day, look no further than my mouthwatering Mississippi Steak Tips. This delicious recipe combines tender beef with a handful of simple ingredients to create a dish that feels gourmet yet is remarkably easy to prepare. Let’s dive into what makes this dish a family favorite! Are you looking for the best way to make tender and juicy steak bites? This crockpot Mississippi steak bites recipe is tender beef seasoned with Au Jus gravy, ranch seasoning, butter, and pepperoncini peppers and slow-cooked for hours. Serve this Mississippi steak bites over a bed of mashed potatoes, egg noodles, or even rice. The perfect comfort food that you and your family can enjoy any night of the week. What Is Mississippi Steak Bites? Mississippi st...

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