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6 Comments on Poor Man's Stew
Looks Delicious and thanks for sharing! Good for a cold day.
Looks like my kind of stew - thanks for sharing!
This sounds pretty good, Kenneth. Sounds a lot like what my grandma made when I was a youngster so many years ago!
Sound good go to McDonald's and enjoy a Mcrib. The best extra pickles and onions good luck
Ken, if they can afford to buy the chopped beef, they aren't that poor
Hello Ed; Thanks for the very astute comment. At $8.00 a pound for the Bison, that's not poor. But if they can't even afford regular chop meat, then they would be poo.