When I think about beef stroganoff- I picture a creamy sauce poured over buttery, egg noodles. I don't really associate many vegetables with this image, except maybe a few slices of mushroom. Maybe people serve with a side of veggies... But, we can change all that!
Let's keep the steak and a lightened-up, but still creamy, sauce. Then, let's add some extra veggies. Oh- and serve it atop zucchini noodles.
Gluten free. Rich. Colorful. Beefy.
It's dinnertime.
Dating back to at least the late 1800s, beef stroganoff is a classic Russian dish. It features tender sautéed beef and mushrooms, in a creamy sauce, served over buttery egg noodles. Other common ingredients include butter, white wine, garlic, onions, and parsley.
Traditional stroganoff sauce is a creamy beef gravy, thickened with flour. It is most often created with mustard, sour cream, and beef broth. Instead of sour cream, I decided to use cream cheese and Greek yogurt. Then, mushrooms and tender strips of juicy beef are added!
The best cuts of steak are tender and juicy with marbling, aka fat. Leaner cuts will lead to dry, chewy beef- a definite no-go for this recipe!
A healthier take on classic beef stroganoff- with tender beef, sautéed veggies, and a lighter cream sauce! Plus, the egg noodles have been replaced with buttery, zucchini noodles!
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