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One-Pot Creamy Beef and Shells – Easy Back To School Meal



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Today we’re making creamy beef and shells. I hope you love it!

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INGREDIENTS
1 1/2 pounds (680g) ground chuck
2 tablespoons (30ml) extra virgin olive oil
1 medium onion – diced
5 cloves garlic – sliced
1/2 teaspoon crushed hot red pepper flakes
1 28-ounce can plum tomatoes – hand crushed or blender pulsed
4 cups (1L) low sodium beef stock
1 pound (454g) medium shells
1 cup (240ml) heavy cream
1/2 cup (45g) grated Pecorino Romano
1/4 cup basil leaves – hand torn
salt and pepper to taste

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Billy Mark: @bluecrestproductions

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47 Comments

  1. 4:00 to be fair, I sear ground beef using maybe 1/6th of that amount of oil, AND I pat it entirely dry before making contact, and it still spackles oil droplets all over the stove!
    Frankly im surprised oil guards are just now becoming popular. I guess we have just been fine having oil coating the kitchens

  2. Holy Cow! I went back to work a couple of years ago and haven't watched very much YouTube. I caught this video. Wow!!! The Taste Tester is a handsome hunk of a dude!!! James' voice has dropped, his hair is gorgeous and he IS taller than dad. Wow. I was looking for your Chicken Scarp recipe and found the best surprise. You both should be very proud of that cutie!

  3. After again cooking one of your recipes it’s time for me to give back and pre-order your book, congrats on your book and looking forward having it! Your chill attitude, good explanation and precisily my kind of food have brought joy in me to cook and try things out. Thanks man, keep up the good work!

  4. The longer I watch your cooking tutorials, the more nuanced your instructions become. As I am Italian and grew up learning the basics, there is always room for less exactness . If being considered egomaniacal means that Jim is organized, prepares well, offers options galore, loves to cook and has an incredible family team, yet demonstrates that perfectionism is not the goal for his audience, then I'm all in – keep on crushing it!

  5. Hey, Jim! I have a challenge for you and would like tor you to produce a video for.

    I LOVE Calabrian chili paste but the only time I ever really use it is when I make fra diavolo. I hate the idea of buying ingredients for a dish and only use them once or twice then they just sit in my fridge or pantry for months until I have to throw them out. It happens to me more often than I care to admit.

    So, my challenge for you is to show us different ways to use leftover pantry ingredients like Calabrian chili paste so that they don't go to waste. I could very easily look up such recipes, but I want to see what you do with it or any other spare pantry item that you might have around the kitchen.

    Thanks!

  6. love that this dish is so customizable. i'm lactose-intolerant so i would skip the cream, and i'm a bad sicilian-american…i don't like peas! and i know it would still be delicious. love that it's one-pot too.

  7. We just had this for dinner tonight.
    We took ripe tomatoes from the garden and made our sauce. We mixed half a bottle of Ragu sauce with our fresh tomatoes. Half pound ground sausage and a pound of ground venison. We also had to sub milk for heavy cream because we were out of heavy cream.
    The fresh basil at the end 🎉

    Delicious and I get it for lunch tomorrow. Coworkers can have some free sniffs 😂

  8. Wow was this good. I only made it because it seemed simple and quick and I had all the ingredients at the house. Way better than it sounds. It's so simple but whatever magic you did really made a special dish. The basil at the end was perfect too.

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