Easy Tex-Mex Goulash

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When our activities are in full swing, I love to have meals on hand that give leftovers for days! This Tex-Mex Goulash does just that. Plus, it has a great taste that your whole family will love!

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This Tex-Mex Goulash is easy to make. Plus, it has a great taste that your whole family will love! Did I mention it is budget friendly too?
Easy to make Tex-Mex Goulash

Easy To Make Tex-Mex Goulash

Ingredients:

(serves 6)

  • 1 28 oz can of Diced Tomatoes, juice and all. (I used Redpack because I love how fresh their tomatoes taste)
  • A 15 oz can of reduced sodium black beans, drained
  • A 15 oz can of chili beans, half drained
  • 1 T of Dry Salsa mix. (If you want to make your own, there is a tasty recipe found on The Sustainable Couple)
  • 3 C of Elbow Macaroni

Directions:

In a pot, heat water to boil macaroni. Using a large skillet, heat 2 T of oil and add drained black beans, half-drained chili beans, and diced tomatoes and juice on medium heat. Stir in dry salsa mix and let simmer. Once macaroni is cooked, drain and add to the tomato and bean mixture. Simmer for ten minutes and serve warm.

For extra flavor, add sour cream or cheddar cheese to taste.

 

 

 

This Tex-Mex Goulash is easy to make. Plus, it has a great taste that your whole family will love! Did I mention it is budget friendly too?
So good that you won’t have leftovers!

What We Love About This Tex-Mex Goulash Recipe

This Tex-Mex Goulash recipe is super simple to make. Since we love things with a bit of a kick, this recipe gives just enough southwestern flair to do just that!

This recipe is also easy to double or triple, which works great for busy families. I love to have something that I can put in the fridge or freezer to pull out in a pinch.

Also, if you remember from my grocery budget post, this recipe uses a lot of ingredients in my “Must Have Staples.” It makes for a perfect dish for when you forgot to take your planned meal out of the freezer to defrost!

 

Final Thoughts

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3 comments

  1. This does look soo good, and good for you, too. I haven’t made goulash in ages, and growing up, it was a favorite. I’d love to try it!

    1. Thank you! This was something I came up with when things were pretty lean for us and it remains a staple here because it is yummy and feeds my small army!

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