This Slow Cooker Green Chile Shredded Beef Cabbage Bowl is a delicious low-carb meal from the slow cooker or the pressure cooker.
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Anyone who’s watching their carb intake for weight loss or for health reasons knows how boring a low-carb diet can become. If you don’t get creative, after a while it feels like you never eat anything but meat and salad! So I love the challenge of coming up with a low-carb menu option that really does feel like a treat, and this Slow Cooker (or Pressure Cooker) Green Chile Shredded Beef Cabbage Bowl from Kalyn’s Kitchen is one of my favorite slow cooker meals ever.
The combination of slightly-spicy green chile beef, spicy cabbage slaw, and avocado is completely a winner; hope you enjoy!And if you prefer you can definitely use the pressure cooker directions and make this spicy beef in the Instant Pot or electric pressure cooker instead, which will make this dinner quick to get on the table!
Ingredients for this CrockPot Recipe:
- Beef chuck roast
- Kalyn’s Taco Seasoning (or your favorite Southwestern spice blend)
- olive oil
- canned diced green chiles
- green cabbage
- red cabbage
- mayo
- fresh squeezed lime juice
- Green Tabasco sauce
- avocados
- Poblano (or Pasilla) chile
- chopped cilantro (optional)
Get the complete recipe for Slow Cooker (or Pressure Cooker) Green Chile Shredded Beef Cabbage Bowl at Kalyn’s Kitchen.
I recommend a 3 1/2 Quart Slow Cooker or the 6 Quart Instant Pot for this recipe.
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