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A Look at the Recipes and Variants for Preparing Salsbury Steak

Saturday, July 2, 2011

One of the most popular Southern American dishes, Salsbury steak makes part of the local culinary flavor; served with grilled onions and gravy, this dish is very commonly called “country fried steak”. Though traditionally known as a steak, this is actually some form of hamburger made of ground beef and lots of seasonings. There are plenty of recipes and variants for preparing the Salsbury steak, and one is often more rewarding and delicious than the other: the ingredients range from cheese fillings and mushrooms to corn flakes. Though the seasonings and the dressings that accompany a Salsbury steak may be different there are some ingredients that cannot miss from the composition.





Make sure that the ground beef you buy for the Salsbury steak be lean enough for your taste; you will also need eggs, bread crumbs, onions and some rice. Some recipes also include further grated vegetables in the composition such as raw potatoes and carrots, and this combination also works fine. The egg is a must have ingredient of all Salsbury steak types since it makes the ground meat and the rest of the components stick together. Pepper powder, chilly and green parsley are the seasonings that work best for the matter, and you could also drop some garlic too.





Divide the meat into even portions according to the number of people you are going to serve, and make some patties. In the meantime heat some vegetable oil or butter in a frying pan and add the patties; it will take no longer than five minutes of cooking on each side before the Salsbury steak is ready. Take the patties out and keep them covered with an aluminum foil so that they remain warm while you prepare the sauce and the side dish. Varying from one recipe to another, this is when things get different. Let's see what to do for a mushroom sauce to serve with the Salsbury steak.





Either canned or fresh mushrooms can be used for the Salsbury steak, you'll only need to sear them in butter, add some Worcestershire sauce or Dijon mustard, spices and a small cup of water. The cooking time depends on the kind of mushrooms you are using: usually the canned ones are prepared faster but they don't have the same aroma. Two or three minutes before taking the mushroom sauce from the stove, add the Salsbury steak to the composition and let them boil together. For anyone who'd like to have the Salsbury steak a little crisp, simply pour the dressing over it.



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Simple Instructions For Preparing Cube Steaks And Stuffed Cube Steak

Friday, December 31, 2010

Known as a cow meat that comes from the hips, cube steak requires more time of cooking than other types of meat since it has a firm texture. In this regard, it is necessary to use special equipment like electric meat tenderizer to improve its texture before cooking cube steak. For those who do not have the equipment, they can still tenderize the meat by using pointed and sharp objects to pierce cube steak. One effective way of determining that cubes are now easy to cook is if its texture and appearance is similar with hamburger. As soon as the meat is tender, everyone can now prepare these two delicious recipes, namely Cube Steaks and Stuffed Cube Steak.

Steps in Cooking Cube Steaks

Cooking cube steak may be time consuming but most dishes that use the meat are delicious and sumptuous such as Cube Steaks. Aside from the meat, the other ingredients used in this delectable recipe are cream of mushroom, oil, catsup, garlic, onions, salt and pepper. Season cube steaks with salt, pepper and crushed garlic. Heat oil in a pan and fry the meat. Place sliced onions on top of each cube steak in the pan. Mix cream of mushroom and catsup. Pour the mixture over cube steaks and onions. Let the mixture simmer for about 40 minutes and partially cover to cook the meat. When cube steaks are tender and juicy, remove the mixture from the pan and transfer it in a bowl. Put the meat and serve immediately. For those who cannot find cream of mushroom, they can replace this ingredient with a can of celery or beef broth.

Preparing Stuffed Cube Steak

Another delicious dish that uses this cube steak is Stuffed Cube Steak. When preparing stuffed cube steak, there are some ingredients that people can use to enhance the flavor and taste of the dish like garlic powder, bread dressing, cream of mushroom soup, as well as salt and pepper. Heat oil in a pan and put cube steaks. Pour bread dressing on top of the cube steaks and fold in a crosswise manner. With the use of toothpicks, secure the fold. When the meats are safe to eat, remove from the pan. Fry onions in the pan. Add stuffed cube steaks and put mushroom soup in the pan. Cover it and cook stuffed cube steaks for about an hour and a half. As extenders, it is also advisable to add tater 45 minutes in the pan before the dish is served. Transfer stuffed cube steaks in a clean bowl and serve immediately.

For those who want to try these recipes, it is best if they allot time in preparing the ingredients needed to improve the aroma and flavor of the dishes. One of the most important thing to remember when cooking dishes that use cube steaks is to use low heat in order for the meats to avoid overcooking. Furthermore, it is also important to make sure that the meats are well cooked to avoid experiencing health problems such as food poisoning.




Peter Garant is home chef and culinary consultant who has written many articles such as How to Cook Cube Steak and Baking Chicken for Iqio and Ihowd web sites.

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Simple Instructions For Preparing Cube Steaks And Stuffed Cube Steak

Tuesday, December 28, 2010

Known as a cow meat that comes from the hips, cube steak requires more time of cooking than other types of meat since it has a firm texture. In this regard, it is necessary to use special equipment like electric meat tenderizer to improve its texture before cooking cube steak. For those who do not have the equipment, they can still tenderize the meat by using pointed and sharp objects to pierce cube steak. One effective way of determining that cubes are now easy to cook is if its texture and appearance is similar with hamburger. As soon as the meat is tender, everyone can now prepare these two delicious recipes, namely Cube Steaks and Stuffed Cube Steak.

Steps in Cooking Cube Steaks

Cook Steak

Cooking cube steak may be time consuming but most dishes that use the meat are delicious and sumptuous such as Cube Steaks. Aside from the meat, the other ingredients used in this delectable recipe are cream of mushroom, oil, catsup, garlic, onions, salt and pepper. Season cube steaks with salt, pepper and crushed garlic. Heat oil in a pan and fry the meat. Place sliced onions on top of each cube steak in the pan. Mix cream of mushroom and catsup. Pour the mixture over cube steaks and onions. Let the mixture simmer for about 40 minutes and partially cover to cook the meat. When cube steaks are tender and juicy, remove the mixture from the pan and transfer it in a bowl. Put the meat and serve immediately. For those who cannot find cream of mushroom, they can replace this ingredient with a can of celery or beef broth.

Preparing Stuffed Cube Steak

Another delicious dish that uses this cube steak is Stuffed Cube Steak. When preparing stuffed cube steak, there are some ingredients that people can use to enhance the flavor and taste of the dish like garlic powder, bread dressing, cream of mushroom soup, as well as salt and pepper. Heat oil in a pan and put cube steaks. Pour bread dressing on top of the cube steaks and fold in a crosswise manner. With the use of toothpicks, secure the fold. When the meats are safe to eat, remove from the pan. Fry onions in the pan. Add stuffed cube steaks and put mushroom soup in the pan. Cover it and cook stuffed cube steaks for about an hour and a half. As extenders, it is also advisable to add tater 45 minutes in the pan before the dish is served. Transfer stuffed cube steaks in a clean bowl and serve immediately.

For those who want to try these recipes, it is best if they allot time in preparing the ingredients needed to improve the aroma and flavor of the dishes. One of the most important thing to remember when cooking dishes that use cube steaks is to use low heat in order for the meats to avoid overcooking. Furthermore, it is also important to make sure that the meats are well cooked to avoid experiencing health problems such as food poisoning.

Simple Instructions For Preparing Cube Steaks And Stuffed Cube Steak

Peter Garant is home chef and culinary consultant who has written many articles such as How to Cook Cube Steak and Baking Chicken for Iqio and Ihowd web sites.

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Preparing and Using Antelope Meat

Monday, September 27, 2010

Antelope is the probably the easiest big game animal to hunt successfully, but it isn't the nicest to eat. Many hunters in Wyoming won't even bother to hunt antelope as a meat animal. Our family does, because they are relatively easy to get, so it is an easier species to use to teach kids to hunt.

Many antelope have a "sagey" or "gamey" taste to them. There are several theories on this:

1 - Some of hunters say that it depends on where the antelope have been feeding. They say that antelope that have been feeding on wheat or corn fields taste better than those who have been feeding on native prairie grasses and sage.

2 - Some people say that you have to get them skinned as soon as you have shot and gutted one. These people say that the "off" flavor that the antelope tend to have is because of the drying process, once the animal is dead. If you get the skin off quickly, then your animal should taste fine. They also say that you can't let any of the hair of the antelope get on the meat, while you are skinning it.

I can't really say that is true, from my personal experience. With both my deer and my antelope, I gut the animal out in the field, as I should, but I haven't skinned my animals until I have gotten them home. (One of the advantages to living out in the middle of nowhere, close to huntable areas.) My first buck, and the doe that I got two years ago had good "sweet" tasting meat. We even made a few small steaks from the doe.

3 - Others say that the animal tastes gamey because it was shot while it was up and active, even running. They say that the adrenaline gets into the meat, and causes it to have the characteristic off flavor. These folks say that you need to shoot your antelope while it is napping or grazing, and hasn't been spooked, or alerted.

Antelope is very lean and has similar nutrient content to deer, or elk. It is most closely related to domestic goats. You can get about 35 to 40 pounds of meat from and adult antelope, or about 25 to 30 pounds of boneless meat.

Most people usually make only sausage and jerky out of antelope meat. Some folks soak their antelope meat in various liquids, including salt water or canned milk Generally, if you are going to marinate it in anything, do so for approximately a half hour.

We have also successfully put antelope "roast" in a crock pot, with some vegetables, and cooked it that way, and it came out just like any other beef roast. To take the sagey flavor out of ground antelope, break it up into a colander, and rinse it under cold water. Then cook it with a little soy sauce or beef boullion.

You can usually tell when you are cutting up your antelope, whether its going to have a gamey taste, or not, by the smell of the meat.

Antelope isn't the best meat, but if you have the philosophy that you only hunt what you eat, or if someone gives you some antelope, at a time when you need it, it can be made palatable.

Written by Kevin R. Wheeler, assistant webmaster for the town of Medicine Bow, Wyoming - http://www.medicinebow.org Kevin is a ten year resident of Medicine Bow.

Kevin can also be found a http://www.reluctantredneck.com




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Preparing a steak bearnaise on coordinating Grill

Sunday, May 30, 2010

We show you how to prepare the famous steak bearnaise on an electric grid barbecook Hercules.

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