Indeed, skillet beef and gluten free noodles is an instant favorite with kids (and grownups will love it too). It works best with elbow pasta. I recommend SamMills Gluten Free corn pasta, as it maintains its texture and tastes almost like wheat pasta.
Got 20 minutes? Let’s make skillet beef and gluten free noodles.
Season beef with minced onion and salt and brown in a skillet. Then drain the fat.
Stir gluten free gravy mix and bouillon cubes in three cups of cold water; then add to the same skillet. Continuously stir over medium-high heat to thicken the gravy (the bouillon will not dissolve completely until it’s hot).
Meanwhile, prepare your pasta a la dente according to package directions.
Finally combine the noodles with your cooked meat and heat through while the elbows absorb the gravy. And that’s it. An easy delicious meal.
For a healthy twist, you can serve on a bed of lettuce.
This meal is so good, it has a nickname. We’ve dubbed this recipe “elbows & meat.” Bon appetit!
Skillet Beef And Gluten Free Noodles
Ingredients
- 2 pounds ground beef
- 2 tablespoons minced onion
- 1 teaspoon salt
- 3 Herb ox beef bouillon cubes
- 3 cups of water
- 2 cups gluten free elbow macaroni
- 2 tablespoons Orgran gluten free gravy mix we also like Maxwell’s Kitchen Brown Beef Gravy mix
Instructions
- Season beef with minced onion and salt and brown in a skillet. Drain.
- Stir gluten free gravy mix and bouillon cubes in 3 cups of cold water; then add to skillet.
- Continuously stir over medium-high heat to thicken gravy about 2 minutes (the bouillon will not dissolve completely until hot).
- Meanwhile, prepare pasta a la dente according to package directions.
- Combine and heat through while the elbows absorb the gravy. For a healthy twist, serve on a bed of lettuce.
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Thomas Walker says
November 27, 2010 at 2:08 amI gave up taking in anything with gluten in it years ago and weight fell off as well as the mysterious pain in your body disappeared. If my group is ‘bad” and indulge inside a slice of pizza or pasta i endure a gluten hangover the examples below day. I think the obesity epidemic in the states could perhaps be managed if these people stopped eating gluten!
Astrid says
August 26, 2013 at 2:19 pmI have never tried gluten-free pasta, but would love to try it. Sounds yummy.