A simple yet satisfying dinner, this one pot beef vegetable skillet has incredible flavors from the carrots, celery, potatoes slow baked in a red wine and tomato sauce.
When it comes to cooking, I’ve been spoiled for the first 30 years of my life. Until I was 19 I lived with my parents and my mom cooked for us every single day. As soon as I finished high-school I went to college in a city 3 hours away from my parents’ house making it quite impossible for me to come home to have a warm meal every day. But out of the blue I found two roommates. One of them LOVED to cook! She would cook and clean dishes for us like it was her life’s mission. Even when she left to visit family she made sure our apartment fridge was filled with homemade meals.
Fast forward few years later I fell in love with a guy who loved to cook. Between my roommate and my boyfriend there was no need for me to step in the kitchen.
But life is full of surprises. Not in a million years had I guessed I will develop a passion for baking and later for cooking.
I’m thankful for my husband who supported me from the very first moment I decided to bake a cake. Without his continuous encouragement I don’t know if I had started this blog. I’m thankful for you. Without you I don’t know if I still be blogging today.
Last, I’m thankful I’m not terrified of knifes anymore. Of course I’m still afraid but now I can hold a chef’s knife in my hand without bursting into tears and shaking like a leaf in the wind. A few years ago the only knife I would use was a small pairing life. And yes, it was dull. In my mind, a sharp knife was more dangerous than a dull one.
How naive was I?
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Making this one pot beef vegetable skillet just got a whole lot easier!

Just like the recipe title says, you only need one pot to make this beef vegetable skillet. And yes, it requires a lot of chopping.
Start with chucks for beef for stew. In a hot cast iron skillet, cook the beef for a couple of minutes until browned on all sides. Once the beef is done, remove it from the pan but do not discard the pan drippings.
Add the chopped onion, garlic, carrots, potatoes and celery and cook for a couple of minutes. Stir in the halved cherry tomatoes and pour in the red wine and cook for an additional 3-5 minutes until slightly reduced.
Return the beef to the pan, add the pearl onions and continue cooking the skillet in the preheated oven.
40 minutes later and your dinner is done.
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This recipe looks so so good! Your pics are gorgeous as always ๐ great giveaway by the way! I understand the fear of knives…my husband and son are constantly hearing “ouch or oops” from the kitchen…so far nothing took terrible though ๐ the price of loving to cook ๐
Thanks for the recipe and the giveaway!
I love one pot meals like this! It looks so good!
I would love to get one of Cutco’s Butcher knives for my husband – the chef at my house.
This looks like a manly man’s meal. Yet I love it too. I glad you eventually found the cook in you.
I love one pot meals! Thanks for sharing this one, I will be trying it!
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I love one pan meals! I plan to make this tonight but I don’t want to use red wine. I’m guessing I ca just use more beef broth instead? Thanks for sharing
Hi Colleen,
Yes, you could use broth instead of the wine, if you want to.
I ran across your post on Pinterest. I love this hearty one pot meal. It’s perfect for the stormy weather we’re having here in Seattle!
This looks so delicious!! My whole family would love it.