Guinness Beef Stew is a hearty stew with melt in your mouth tender beef and vegetables braised in Guinness Stout! A comfort meal to warm you on a cold winter night. An easy meal to feed a crowd for any day. A Saint Patrick’s Day favorite in my home!
As promised, I said I would be sharing my family and friends favorite easy Guinness Beef Stew! Oh my goodness – this is a wonderful meal! This is one of the most tender and tasty stews ever! My family requests this stew all year, but it is super popular during the Saint Patrick’s Day season! I love it because between getting my youngest to school, Irish dance events and lacrosse. Then my older children and the hubs are all work crazy hours. I need easy food that can be reheated anytime! This is a quick prep recipe and so easy to freeze! If we do not have a set dinner time for a day any of us can take a container out the freezer and reheat a delicious dinner!
I will tell you the truth, I don’t think I have sipped a Guinness! Yet, I have used it in my cooking and baking. Such a delicious flavoring to stews, brownies, glaze for corned beef.. endless possibilities!
I just shared with you my Irish Brown Bread! This pairs with Guinness Beef Stew like salt and pepper, ice cream and chocolate sauce, popcorn and butter…I think you get the idea! Yummo!
What I love so much about this stew is the easiness of the preparation. Then the addition of the veggies, as I have always said with all my recipes, please feel free to adjust for your family. My hubs and the boys love meat, so I add a little extra! My girls and I love the veggies, so for us I add a few more of the parsnips and sweet potatoes. If you like another veggie, substitute. Some of my friends use lamb meat,whatever makes your little stewey, I know, I make up my own words with just about every post,its all good as long as you are happy with your stew!
So my friends, I hope you are all continuing get into the Saint Patrick’s Day season and make my Guinness Beef Stew apart of your families recipe collection! Have some with my Irish Brown Bread! I would love to see you enjoying these recipes. Send me a photo on Instagram with the #everydayeileen!
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Guinness Beef Stew
Ingredients
- 3 Tablespoon whole wheat flour
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- 1 teaspoon pepper
- 1 teaspoon onion powder
- 1 teaspoon garlic powder
- 2 pounds bottom round roast beef, cubed
- 2 Tablespoons olive oil, divided
- 3 white potatoes, peeled and chnopped
- 2 sweet potatoes peeled and chopped
- 3 parsnips, peeled and chopped
- 3 carrots, peeeled and chopped
- 2 stalks chopped celery
- 14 oz Guinness Stout, can divided
- 32 oz low-fat low-sodium beef broth
- 1 teaspoon dried marjoram
- 1 teaspoon dried parsley
- 1 teaspoon dried thyme
- 14 oz low-fat low-sodium beef broth optional
- salt and pepper to taste
Instructions
- Pre-heat oven to 350 degrees.
- In a small bowl, combine the whole wheat flour, salt, pepper, onion powder, and garlic powder.
- Dredge the cubed beef in the seasoned flour mixture.
- In a dutch oven, over medium heat, add 1 Tablespoon of the olive oil. Add 1/2 the cubed floured beef to brown, Do not overcrowd the pan, so meat can sear.
- Remove the browned beef from heat and reserve. Add the other 1 Tablespoon of olive oil to the heat and sear the second batch of cubed round beef. Remove seared meat to a reserved plate. Place white potatoes, sweet potatoes, parsnips, carrots, and celery into the pot and saute approximately 2 minutes.
- Add to dutch oven 1/2 can of the Guinness Stout. Scrape up all the brown bits to blend with beer. Add the low-sodium low-fat beef broth. Add back to Dutch Oven, browned beef.
- Add the dried marjoram, parsley, and thyme.
- Place the Dutch Oven in the preheated oven for one hour. After one hour, add the remaining liquid from the can of Guinness Stout!
- If needed, add the 14 oz can of low-sodium beef broth. Place back in the oven for another 3 hours.
After the 3 hours, check the seasoning and serve! Can be frozen!
Recipe Notes
- Can be frozen! Lovely to defrost and reheat!
- all nutritional value is estimated. This can fluctuate due to portion size and ingredients.
We made this today and loved the flavors! So tasty. perfect for this crazy snow day
That is awesome Tom! I am so happy you enjoy
I’ve seen recipes for Guinness beef stew that used espresso or strong coffee… have you tried it? Thanks!
I haven’t used coffee in stew – sounds interesting
I can’t wait to try your recipe it sounds delicious!
I hope you enjoy the recipe!
What a wonderful recipe! Just in time for the holiday. I definitely want to try it!
That sounds like a great stew! My boyfriend would love that for lunch sometime.
I hope you make it – super easy to prepare
Omg!!! This stew looks so yummy! Perfect for st.pattys day! Might just have to make some 🙂
This beef stew sounds delicious! I’ve never thought about adding Guinness to beef stew.beef stew.
Southern Soul
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You should try it – yummy
This looks really satisfying. My husband loves stew and was actually just begging for it to be made for dinner tonight. I’ll have to try this recipe!
I am so glad – let me knolw when you make it and how your husband enjoyed it
I don’t cook with alcohol but can find lots of substitutes for the basic soup. thanks!
I would add extra stock to released the flavors in lieu of the Guinness
yuumm, being Irish and living away from home, I’ve missed dishes like this. Not anymore, thanks.
I am so glad, enjoy!
This looks wonderful! I am pinning and making this next week! And I might even give my hand at making the Irish bread. I traveled to Ireland two years ago and loved all of the food. Thanks!
Stacey, the bread is even easier than the stew – go for it! Please let me kn ow how it goes!
My husband would think he’s in heaven if I made this for him as this is the perfect meal for him. A hearty stew PLUS Guinness in it? Yeah it’d be a winner
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I love stew, and this recipe reminds me of Belgium stew which also using beer but a lot thicker. Always enjoy your recipes, very hommy and delicious. I think I’ll try to make this.
Rose,you are so sweet. Thank you for the lovely compliment! You made my day!
I don’t think I’ve ever made stew. This looks like recipe my father in law would love.
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I hope he makes it and enjoys
This looks like it would go so perfectly with the brown bread you have already posted! What a fun recipe!
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Thank you so much!
This looks so delicious and the recipe is very easy to follow! Definitely a five star dish
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You are so kind, thank you !
I wish it was still cool enough here to make this! It looks amazingly delicious! It’ll be 76 in Virginia this week. I need more time to try out soup recipes before summer begins!
That stew looks so amazing! I would love to try this one out on the family.
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I love stews especially when I’m not feeling good. I don’t eat beef but I believe you can substitute beef and also add other ingredients to it! Makes me feel like eating it 🙂
I add extra veggies because I limit my beef intake. Feel free to add extra veggies and make it a guinness veggie stew 🙂
I usually use red wine in our beef stew, but love the guinness addition. I love the idea for St Patricks day next week…thanks for sharing
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Thank you Michelle! It is a lovely stew for Saint Patrick’s Day
This looks so hearty and comforting on a cold rainy night. Will have to try this for St. Patrick’s Day!
That is great, enjoy! Let me know how the recipe works for you
I love stew and so does my son. He thinks of it as a soupy pot roast which he loves. Perfect for cooler weather.
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That is so cute. I hope you make this for your son
Oh how lovely! I will have to share this with some of my Irish buddies as they are looking for new ways to use Guiness!
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Super, I hope they enjoy!
Super yum! Guinness stew is a St. Patrick’s Day tradition in our household, but I haven’t tried this version with parsnips. I believe I will have to change that this year! Thanks for sharing this!
That is great news- I hope your family enjoys!
LOVE this post for a few reasons – I LOVE St. Pattys Day and this fits right in. I want to try this recipe this upcoming weekend. Excited for the stew and I want to also do an Irish bread and who knows what else! Going for it! Thanks so much!
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I am so glad, let me know how it all goes and Happy Saint Patricks Day
This would be the perfect dish for dinner tonight!
It’s cold and stormy out there and this looks like it would warm you to the bone.
Can’t wait to try it!
I am so glad you enjoy the recipe!
What a hearty winter meal idea. It is perfect for St. Patrick’s Day, too!
Yum! I’m not a fan of Guinness but I reckon it’ll be good in a dish – your food looks so amazing I would love to try it haha!
I don’t drink Guinness either. It just for some crazy reason makes a great stew!
I’ve never had Guinness myself, but I do love a warm bowl of slow-cooked beef stew. It’s perfect for chilly afternoons.
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Yum !! We live in GA and it’s definitely still cool.outside so this perfect ! I love that it’s easy and good. Making this soon !
I am so glad you like the recipe. Send me a pic when you make this