So, my recipe is not very healthy, but it's pretty tasty.
Here's a Stroganoff recipe. I hope it works out, because there's not really an actual "recipe," but it's something I've played around with, and this is the best combination of ingredients so far.
1-2 lb. stew meat (I usually use around 1.5 lbs, and I get the super trim kind because the others are too fatty)
24 oz. container of Sour Cream
26 oz. can of Cream of Mushroom soup (Campbell's Family Size)
4 oz. can of mushrooms (this is optional, and I usually use two cans because we love mushrooms)
16 oz. bag of Extra Wide Egg Noodles
Cook the stew meat on low for roughly 8 hours. I usually pour water (maybe 8 ounces?) over the beef when I start cooking it. Make sure the meat is covered in water (but not too much). Most of it will cook out, but what's left is a nice little sauce that adds to the flavor. You'll probably have to cut the meat up after the 8 hours (it comes in such big chunks), but it should be really easy. Almost like shredded beef.
Add the sour cream, soup, and mushrooms, and stir it all together. Continue cooking it on low for another 30-60 minutes, until it's hot. When it's ready, cook the noodles. When it's ready, you just dish up the noodles and pour the stroganoff on top.
It makes quite a bit. But I almost think that it's better as leftovers. When I'm ready to put it away, I mix the noodles and sauce together and then store it. It's better that way for leftovers.
If you try it (anyone), let me know how it turns out and if you like it. It's just something that we enjoy, but I've never given anyone the "recipe." You can mess around with it and see if you like it better if you change some of the ingredients. It's pretty rich in flavor, though. And I think having that much sour cream is what makes it good. I don't like sour cream, but I like this.