Pressure Cooker Stroganoff Casserole

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Pressure cooker stroganoff casserole has all the great flavors of traditional beef stroganoff but takes a fraction of time to cook and uses ground beef! 

We’re back to add to our long list of pressure cooker recipes with this out of this world pressure cooker stroganoff casserole! I don’t know about you but beef stroganoff was a staple for me growing up and when I had kids I wanted them to love it too. We put a twist on the traditional this time using ground beef which kids seem to prefer, and cooking everything (even our uncooked noodles) together in our pressure cooker so it was done start to finish in about 20 minutes! I know….crazy right??

There are two ways to make our pressure cooker stroganoff casserole:

1. The really fast method where you enjoy it straight out of the pot – creamy, delicious, and sure to get major YUMs from everyone in your family
2. Taking it one step further by adding crunchy fried onions to the top and sticking it under the broiler to crisp them up – seriously takes this beef stroganoff casserole OVER THE TOP from delicious to OH MY I am speechless.  😉 (if you have a dual pressure cooker and air fryer machine you can skip the oven and just switch from pressure cooker function to air fryer for just a few minutes instead) 

We choose to take it a step further but really either way will please everyone at your dinner table.

Ok, so what we use is simple. That is the way I cook. I have 3 daughters, work full time (as a food blogger, yeah!!), and want to create delicious meals in under 30 minutes so that’s where my pressure cooker and Campbell’s® soups come into play!

Hopefully this can become part of your meal rotation and you can find more easy dinner ideas at CampbellsKitchen.com too. 😉

Why would you make pressure cooker stroganoff casserole vs the traditional method

• Everything can be cooked together in one pot – traditionally I cooked my egg noodles separately, just eliminates a step
• Using my pressure cooker cuts down on the overall cook time – I love being able to throw everything in and walking away until it is done
• Because anything called a casserole always gets a thumbs up in my house – total comfort food y’all

Why we chose to make ground beef stroganoff 

1. My kids prefer ground beef vs. small sliced pieces of beef 
2. Ground beef is a great meat to use in casseroles. It breaks up into smaller pieces and soaks up a lot of flavor
3. Using the saute function on your pressure cooker you can cook it in no time at all. It will stay nice and tender too
4. Ground beef is more inexpensive so when I am adding to my list of cheap pressure cooker recipes cost is a factor

With that being said, if you really prefer to use beef we do have an easy pressure cooker beef stroganoff recipe you can follow as well. Ingredients are similar yet we cooked the noodles separately because beef takes longer to cook in your pressure cooker to get really tender.

What you need to make our easy pressure cooker stroganoff casserole recipe:

1. 1 can Campbell’s® Cream of Mushroom Soup
2. Bag of egg noodles – I prefer extra wide noodles
3. Pound of ground beef – could substitute ground turkey or sausage as a twist
4. An onion
5. 1 pkg. whole mushrooms
6. 2.5 c. beef broth
7. Garlic salt
8. Worcestershire sauce
9. 1 c. fried onions – optional
10. Green onions – optional

Once you’ve enjoyed this pressure cooker stroganoff here are a few other recipes using Campbell’s soups:

• My pressure cooker cheesy chicken spaghetti is always a hit
• This pressure cooker sausage and rice casserole has a kick to it and is oh so good
• Hamburger hash brown casserole is great for breakfast

Here is the printable recipe and video you can follow.

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Pressure Cooker Stroganoff Casserole

Pressure cooker stroganoff casserole has all the great flavors of traditional beef stroganoff but takes a fraction of time to cook and uses ground beef! 

Course Entree, Main Course

Cuisine American, german

Keyword beef, casserole, ground beef, instant pot, mushroom, ninja foodi, pasta, pressure cooker, stroganoff

Prep Time 15 minutes

Cook Time 2 minutes

Total Time 17 minutes

Servings 8

Calories 388kcal

Author The Typical Mom

Ingredients

• 1 lb ground beef
• 1/2 onion diced
• 1/2 tsp garlic salt
• 1 tbsp Worcestershire sauce
• 2.5 c beef broth
• 1 can cream of mushroom soup Campbell's®
• 1.5 c mushrooms quartered
• 12 oz egg noodles wide variety, 1 bag
• 1 c fried onions
• 2 green onions diced
• 1/4 c sour cream optional

Instructions

• Set pressure cooker to saute and add ground beef and diced onion. Cook until meat is no longer pink. Then drain grease and put pot back.
• Add garlic salt and stir. In a separate bowl whisk together your can of cream of mushroom soup, worcestershire sauce, and broth until smooth.
• Sprinkle in quartered mushrooms, then pour your bag of uncooked egg noodles on top of your mushrooms.  Pour your broth mixture over the top of them.
• Do not stir mixture. Close lid and steam valve.
• Set to high pressure for 2 minutes, then do a quick release. (3 minutes if you like your noodles on the softer side)
• Stir and if you're serving now without the fried onions then stir in 1/4 c. of sour cream, or serve as is with a dollop of sour cream on top. Or omit the sour cream entirely, totally up to you.
• If adding fried onions transfer the casserole mixture from the pot into a 9x9 oven safe dish and sprinkle onions over the top. Can add green onions too. 
• Put under broiler for 3-4 minutes or until onions are light brown. Serve with or without sour cream dollop on top.

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Nutrition Facts

Pressure Cooker Stroganoff Casserole

Amount Per Serving (3 oz)

Calories 388 Calories from Fat 153

% Daily Value*

Total Fat 17g 26%

Saturated Fat 6g 30%

Cholesterol 77mg 26%

Sodium 822mg 34%

Potassium 437mg 12%

Total Carbohydrates 37g 12%

Dietary Fiber 1g 4%

Sugars 1g

Protein 19g 38%

Vitamin A 1.1%

Vitamin C 2.1%

Calcium 3.7%

Iron 14.2%

* Percent Daily Values are based on a 2000 calorie diet.

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