Tired of stew? There are plenty of other things you can do with the affordable cut of meat.

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When you get home, trim any excess fat from your stew meat — a little fat is good, but too much leads to a greasy meal and too much saturated fat. This will ensure you get the most out of your budget-friendly protein.

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These kebabs have bell pepper for bright color.

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Pair this recipe with a side of cauliflower rice for some fiber.

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Cook this recipe overnight to save time, as it takes about eight hours.

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These sloppy joes are easy to pick up with your hands and eat, utensil-free.

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Use a variety of bright veggies to get more antioxidants.

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This soup is best cooked overnight.

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Make this meal higher in antioxidants by adding in more veggies, like carrots and zucchini.

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This recipe allows for versatility in flavor,  as you can top it however you like.

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This recipe uses egg noodles instead of wheat noodles.

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Make a large batch of the cheesesteak meat to have on hand for quick protein during the week.

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This recipe has 8 grams of sugar, so feel free to omit the molasses or brown sugar to lower it.

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This recipe is ready in a little over five hours.

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This Whole30-approved recipe is great for meal prep, as you can use the beef for tacos, lettuce wraps, grain bowls and more.

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This recipe has 24 grams of fat to keep you fuller longer.

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This recipe has a medley of anti-inflammatory spices, like ginger and curry.

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