Christmas Main Dish Recipes

Slow-cooked beef, so tender it pulls into shred and melts in your mouth, is one of life’s true pleasures. This easy Instant Pot Italian Beef is an amazing low carb pressure cooker beef recipe. Although there are all sorts of ways to season and prepare beef like this, classic Italian Beef is a personal favorite. It offers a deep beefy flavor, laced with herbs and tangy pepperoncini peppers. You can enjoy Italian Beef on its own as a low carb option, or pile it high on sub rolls and cover it with provolone cheese.

This Instant Pot / Pressure Cooker Beef and Broccoli recipe are one of the most popular recipes on Pressure Cooking Today. And it’s no wonder! This dish features tender, thin-sliced beef and broccoli in a rich sauce that is salty and sweet, with just a little heat from the red pepper flakes. It’s better than take-out!

This Instant Pot beef stew packs the comforting and hearty flavors you crave, but it takes a fraction of the time to make. The gravy is rich, thick, and flavorful—thanks to the browned meat, so be sure to not skimp on that step. Thanks to a little Instant Pot magic, the meat comes out tender but maintains its shape, and does not flake apart into little pieces. The peas maintain their vivid color, and they add a little pop of sweetness. If you want to make this dish a little heartier, serve it over polenta.

Juicy and tender instant pot roast beef and potatoes with gravy make the perfect family-friendly dinner. This easy one-pot dinner recipe will please even the picky eaters! That instant pot works some serious magic, you guys. Rather than roasting your beef for hours and hours all day, you only need about an hour and a half to get from start to finish on this recipe and I promise you the meat comes out just as juicy and tender as if it were slow roasted for days. That is the magic of pressure cooking at it’s finest!

This beef stroganoff recipe is excellent!! You will make it again! Hands down the best and EASIEST stroganoff I have ever had! The meat comes out SO AMAZINGLY TENDER, and the sauce is unbelievably oh-so-creamy, it just melts in your mouth! Use a wooden spoon to push the venting lever. Safety first.

This dish is inspired by the classic braised beef recipes that appear in almost all vintage community cookbooks in the South. The classic relied on a packet of dry onion soup mix for seasoning and a bottle of cola to help tenderize the beef. This recipe updates those flavors a bit. Instead of dry soup mix, the gravy includes fresh onions and herbs. Pressure-cooking ensures tender beef, but the cola is still here for flavor.

Baked pork chops with four ingredients: bone-in chops, dry rub, butter, and thyme. This is the best tender pork chops you'll ever make. So easy! This is an easy recipe using only four (4) ingredients: bone-in center-cut pork chops, dry rub, butter and thyme (or any herb). The result is easy and tender pork dinner for the entire family. What’s more, the active prep time is only 5 minutes. All you have to do is just shake, mix the ingredients and the oven will do all the work!

Fried pork chops are a classic favorite dish, and they are usually dredged through seasoned flour, fried in several inches of grease, and smothered in a fat-laden gravy. While we agree that the method is certainly delicious. This recipe to give you all the flavors of the classic dish without so much fat. We use a mere 1/3 cup of flour for four pork chops, and fry them in just 2 tablespoons of olive oil. A lovely sauce is made using wine and chicken stock and, along with petite green peas and roasted potatoes and onions, creates a mouth-watering meal with all the taste of the classic favorite dish.

Simple is best! These 5-Ingredient Pan-Fried Pork Chops come together with about 5 minutes of prep for an easy weeknight dinner that your family will love! Pork can be Fried, Fried, roasted; It can also be used to make soup, of course, pork can also be used with a lot of vegetables; Pork tastes and tastes different from recipe to recipe, and you can see which recipe you prefer. This time to share with you about the practice of pork chop, let's take a look!

For this easy-to-follow recipe, pork tenderloin marinates in sherry, cinnamon, brown sugar and soy sauce, for sweet, moist and tender results.

This is the best pork tenderloin recipe! It is a little bit savory and a little bit sweet, and best of all, tastes grilled even though you made it on the stovetop.

This blend of soy sauce, balsamic vinegar, and Worcestershire sauce makes an easy and tasty marinade for steak.