Slow Cooker Cashew Beef And Broccoli Stir Fry

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Delicious melt in your mouth beef that cooks right in your slow cooker with veggies and cashews hidden throughout. One of the best meals that you will make in your slow cooker and so much better than takeout!

I am obsessed. I am obsessed with all things chinese food and cashews. One of my favorite recipes on the blog is this slow cooker cashew chicken. I made it last week and I was reminded of how amazing it is. I decided to make another favorite slow cooker chinese recipe on the blog. But I added cashews. I think everything is better with cashews!

This is the best beef and broccoli recipe that you will make. I promise. Not only is it awesome that it is made in your slow cooker, but it has the best flavor. There is also something about the beef that is cooked all day in the crockpot. It melts in your mouth. That combined with delicious veggies and cashews will blow your mind!

If you make anything from the blog and love beef and broccoli, you have to make this. This recipe is a winner! The sauce is amazing. The beef is amazing. And the veggies are amazing in it. Add some crunchy cashews and you have the perfect meal! I know that your family is going to love this as much as we did! Recipe adapted from here

All nutritional information is based on third party calculations and is only an estimate. Each recipe and nutritional value will vary depending on the brands you use, measuring methods and portion sizes per household. Read More Posts by Alyssa facebook twitter pinterest instagram What could be an alternative? Is pressure cooker an alternative? And how will we then adjust the cooking times? Thank you again!! 🙂 Despite my best efforts, the beef did get to the shredded stage, but no one seemed to care. Next time I will use more beef (maybe up to two pounds) and add a bit more corn starch, as my sauce wasn’t that thick. Thanks for a terrific recipe! One suggestion may be to add what size slow cooker you are using. I can gauge from experience with mine (it’s a six quart) whether or not I need to upsize/downsize recipes for best results, but others may be fairly new to crockpot cooking. Comment * Name * Email * Website