No Peeky Beef Tips Recipe: A Cozy Texas-Style Comfort Meal
There’s just something about a slow-cooked beef dinner that feels right at home in Texas. Whether it’s a busy weekday, a quiet Sunday after church, or one of those evenings when you want something hearty without hovering over the stove, this No Peeky Beef Tips recipe is the kind of meal that fits right into a Texas lifestyle kitchen.
It’s rich, filling, easy to throw together, and perfect for serving over mashed potatoes, rice, or egg noodles. Best of all, once it goes in the oven, you leave it alone. No stirring, no checking, no fussing. In other words, a recipe made for real life.
This recipe is so much more yummier and will make it this way for now on. Hubby was really impressed with it too.
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Why Texas Families Love Recipes Like This
In Texas, we love recipes that are practical, comforting, and made to share. This is one of those meals you can put together before the afternoon gets busy and count on it being ready by dinnertime.
It’s especially good for:
- weeknight family dinners
- potluck meals
- feeding a crowd
- cozy fall and winter suppers
- easy meal planning
Add a side of green beans, buttered rolls, or a simple salad, and you’ve got a full meal without a lot of extra work.
No Peeky Beef Tips Recipe - Ingredients
- 1 Pkg of Stew Meat
- 1 Pkg of Brown Gravy Mix
- 1 Pkg of dry Lipton Soup Mix
- I Small can Cream of Mushroom Soup
- Beef Broth
Tip: Add mushrooms if desired.

No Peeky Beef Tips Recipe - Instructions
- Preheat oven to 350 degrees
- Put Cream of Mushroom soup in a rectangle or scare baking dish - Use an aluminum square that I had on hand
- Pour enough beef broth into empty cream of mushroom can to fill and add to pan
- Mix in pkg of onion soup mix
- Mix in brown gravy mix (powder)
- Stir and mix well
- Add in uncooked stew meat
- Mix altogether well.
- Cover with foil
- Put in the oven and cook for 2.5 hours (No Peeking at all)!
- Remove from oven and enjoy with rice, potatoes or however you like

When I pulled it out of the oven and removed the foil, it smelled so good and the meat was so tender.

Serving Ideas for a Texas-Style Table
This beef tips recipe is delicious served over:
- creamy mashed potatoes
- white or brown rice
- buttered egg noodles
For sides, try pairing it with:
- southern green beans
- roasted carrots
- skillet cornbread
- sweet tea
- peach cobbler for dessert
That’s a full Texas comfort meal right there, which is really all most people want after a long day of pretending salads are exciting.
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No Peeky Beef Tips Recipe
Ingredients
- 1 Pkg of Stew Meat
- 1 Pkg of Brown Gravy Mix
- 1 Pkg of Lipton Soup Mix
- I Small can Cream of Mushroom Soup
- Beef Broth
Instructions
- Heat oven to 350 degrees
- Put Cream of Mushroom soup in a rectangle or scare baking dish - Use an aluminum square that I had on hand
- Pour enough beef broth into empty cream of mushroom can to fill and add to pan
- Mix in pkg of onion soup mix
- Mix in brown gravy mix (powder)
- Stir and mix well
- Add in uncooked stew meat
- Mix altogether well.
- Cover with foil
- Put in oven and cook for 2.5 hours (No Peeking at all)!
- Remove from oven and enjoy with rice, potatoes or however you like.










Is there any reason why I can’t put, mushrooms in it
You could definitly put mushrooms in it 🙂
Have you tried it in a slow cooker?
I have not personally but thought about doing it. I love cooking in my slow cooker and I am sure it will be just as good.
If I use 3 lbs of stew meat should I double the recipe?
I would because when I make it, it's about half that.
Super easy and delicious. Will definitely make again. Made exactly as written. Served over egg noodles.
So glad you liked it, it is very delicious. I have never tried it over egg noodles but hopefully will soon.
I’ m using a 9 x13 pan. You don’t say what size. Should I be putting more ingredients in for this size pan?
Sorry, that is also the size I use. I just grab those foil pans, less mess and clean up.