1 - 1/4 lbs. cubed steak1 Tablespoon cooking oil
2 1/2 cups water
2 Tablespoons brown sugar
1/3 cup chopped onion
2 envelopes mushroom gravy mix
2 Tablespoons vinegar
Flips steaks over and brown the other side.
Remove steak from skillet and place in bottom of crockpot.
Chop onion.
Combine gravy mix and brown sugar in medium mixing bowl.
Add water and vinegar to gravy mixture.
Add chopped onion and stir until well combined.
Pour mixture over steak in crockpot.Cook on LOW setting for approximately 7-8 hrs.
Thicken gravy with cornstarch (mixed with water) prior to serving, if desired.
Note: This recipe can also be prepared in a skillet. Quickly brown steaks on both sides. Add onion and cook until onion is almost tender. Combine water, gravy mix, brown sugar and vinegar; pour over steaks in skillet.Cover and simmer for 20 - 30 minutes or until desired doneness.
Thicken gravy with cornstarch (mixed with water) prior to serving, if desired.
this sounds yummy! i think i'm going to try making it!
ReplyDeleteOh, that looks so good!
ReplyDeleteI'm sitting here reading blogs, hungry, thinking about what to have for dinner and then I find your post! Providence?
Everything you make looks soooo easy and yummy!!! I fix my cube steak and gravy in an iron skillet. Yours looks easier and less messy!
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness! I know that it's almost dinner time, but my stomach just started growling and my mouth started watering when I saw this post! THIS is what the Gelinas house will be eating this week!
ReplyDeleteMmm...this one looks delicious too! I am anxious to try so many of your recipes!!
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Thanks so much!
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My husband would LOVE this dish. I'm going to try it ont he stovetop. Does it turn out just as well that way, or is it better in the crockpot? Thanks for the recipe!
ReplyDeleteKristin,
ReplyDeleteThe recipe is fine when cooked on the stovetop. I originally started out making this on the stovetop and then later began cooking in the crockpot out of convenience. The steak may be a little more tender when cooked in the crockpot, but I think you will get a good result either way!
Hope you enjoy!