01 -
Pull the pan off the burner and chill for a few before you dish it out. That way, the flavors blend and it settles just right.
02 -
Take off the lid and toss cheese all over the top. Cover again for a couple minutes until everything's nice and gooey.
03 -
Add your beef broth, slap the lid on, and drop the heat to low. Let it bubble gently for 15-20 minutes, stirring so nothing sticks. Stop when those potatoes are soft when you poke them.
04 -
Throw in your spuds, Worcestershire, salt, pepper, that smoked paprika, and thyme. Give it all a good stir so everything's mixed up.
05 -
Drop in onion, bell pepper, and garlic. Cook until they smell good and start to look soft, around five minutes. Spoon out extra fat if you see any.
06 -
Get a big skillet hot on medium-high. Add your beef, break it up as it cooks, and go until you don't see any pink left.