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MOM'S SKILLET KIELBASA 
1 package kielbasa
1 med onion (sliced)
3-4 med potatoes (cut in lg cubes)
1 can beef broth
1 bay leaf
1/2 tsp. thyme
1 can green beans (drained)

Place everything in covered skillet except the green beans, bring to a boil, cover and simmer for 20-25 minutes. Add green beans during the last 5 minutes.

Add salt and pepper to taste.

Submitted by: Sherri Lee

recipe reviews
Mom's Skillet Kielbasa
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 Drich (New Jersey) says:
Made this for dinner tonight. I substituted carrots for the green beans. It was superb. My family enjoyed it. Thanks for the recipe!!
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 Rebecca (North Carolina) says:
This recipe was awesome. But to me it seemed to lack something. So I made some white rice. Put the rice on the plate and add this recipe on top of it. I couldn't stop eating it!
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 Eva s conrace (Missouri) says:
I actually followed the recipe, except used low sodium ingredients when available. Although it didn't say, I did cut up the kielbasa into bite sized pieces. I cooked it in my electric skillet. It was very tasty, but would be better in the winter. It was easy to prepare. I will pick the fat off of the cold leftovers. If there is a lot, I will cook it the day before and reheat it next time. Kielbasa is a treat for us.
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 Lisa (Indiana) says:
I made this tonight, I did use onion soup mix and water because I did not have broth.I used green beans and carrots.My whole family like it, even my youngest and he is a very picky eater.
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 Jules (Florida) says:
Excellent! I have tried a few "expirements" as I like to call them to find some new main dish recipes and this is our favorite so far. I followed the recipe except I omitted the bay leaf and added bowtie pasta with about 15 minutes left. I live in Florida and always cook our kielbasa on the grill so I was hesitant at first but it was a good flavorful hardy meal. Quick, easy, and budget friendly. My boyfriend love it so it's a keeper!
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 Maureen (Connecticut) says:
This was fantastic! 5 forks!! Used beef kielbasa, stewed tomatoes, yellow potatoes and 1 sweet potato to add sweetness. Husband and I could stop eating it. Would make a good crock pot dish. Imagine the smell when you walk in the door!
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 Mary Ann (Maryland) says:
I got a package of Kielbasa at the store and had no idea how to fix it unless I put it under the broiler. When I found this recipe a couple days ago, I thought - hm m m m.
I made your skillet kielbasa today and both my husband and I love it. Thanks for sharing. We will definitely fix this again. :)
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 Kristin (Pennsylvania) says:
This was a hit with my whole family. It has quickly become one of my regular recipes. So easy! I add carrots to mine and a little minced garlic too. Thanks for the recipe!
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 Lori (Pennsylvania) says:
I subtracted the broth and added a can of diced tomatoes. Let that simmer for a bit then added a cup of stock that I had left over. And some left over chickpeas, it smells wonderful right now!
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 Sunshine (Ohio) says:
I googled recipes as a last minute savior and kabow! I found this recipe. Thank you! Thank You! Thank You! I added mushrooms, which was a hit. I didn't have a bay leaf. And forgot to add thyme until 6 minutes into cooking (oops) but it still turned out great! Thanks
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 David Lee Goodwin (United States) says:
Made it and added about two cups of cooked cabbage and a 15 oz. can of navy beans. Three night of meals for the two of us.

 

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