Saturday Steak

Nice meal without a lot of fuss and the meat turned out nice and tender. DH said he could make a whole meal out of the onion gravy. Made as written using cube steak. Thanks for the post.

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Saturday Steak went over very good for us last Sunday! I took all afternoon to cook this with the oven only on about 130C. It warmed the house up and it warmed us up. I had no problems at all with the flour and did exactally as you said, gave it a bit of a whisk with a fork after about an hour. I used real, ripe tomatoes and like Susie, a bit of Worcestshire sauce. Thanks Mumma.

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Very good, everyone said I could make this again. It made tons of sauce - next time I'll make it with rice or noodles. I didn't stir the flour in after one hour, so I had clumps, but I just strained it and it was fine. I saved the leftover sauce to put with pasta for lunch. Yummy! Thanks mummamills! Made for Aus/NZ Swap #36 - Go Beetroots!

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Oh gosh this was wonderful and very easy. I cooked this on the stove and had moist steak and very good gravy. Browned the sliced steaks, used a can of petite diced tomatoes with the juice, and tomato sauce with basil and garlic. Added beef broth to cover the meat instead of the water and cooked slowly until tender. Served on top of rice and spooned the gravy over it all. So good! Thank you mummamills for sharing this recipe! Made and reviewed for the Aussie/NewZealand Recipe Tag #34.

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Simply lovely mummamills. The steak smelled wonderful while cooking and tasted terrific, moist and tender and the gravy was....just over the top. My dh & I enjoyed this tasty, quick and easy to make meal very much. Thank you so much for sharing.

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The perfect dish after a a day spent in the garden -to come in tired and hungry with a meal at hand is as good as it gets - the aroma alone worth five stars! With not being in the kitchen I decided to do as Susan and used the slow cooker. Have to agree it was deliciously savoury, tender and yes the gravy was sensational. Thank you for sharing a recipe so easily made and tastes so good. Made for Aus/NZ recipe swap #30.

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This was a perfect meal to make on a lazy night - quick and tasty! I found that the gravy was too runny at the end, though, and I think now that I should have mixed the flour with the sauce and perhaps taken the meat out and reduced the gravy a little on the stove-top. This is certainly versatile, though and could be endlessly varied with spicy sauces and homemade barbeque sauces, too!

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This was very nice had great flavour in the gravy made so much of it though! Will make again quick and easy to make apart from cooking time would of liked to known exactly how much water to put in as all pan sizes are different but seemed to work anyway just had to cook it a bit longer to thicken a bit more and I did mix the tomato sauce flour and some water before putting in pan

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I took this slow cooked recipe a step further and made it in the crock pot. It turned out deliciously savoury and tender, served as suggested over mashed potatoes. I added some Worcestshire sauce when the tomato sauce went in and used less water as is usual with crock pot cookery.

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I really enjoyed this, the meat was so tender but when I checked it after about 1hr 40 min. the sauce was water and the flour had not mixed in to make the sauce, so it was a bit lumpy on top ( I did blend it in and it thickened afterwards). I followed the recipe as above, I used a deep oven tray, I probably had a little bit more that 1 kg steak. Wasn't sure what very slow meant but cooked it on 140 C .Very easy to do, just make sure the water fully covers the meat and veg so the flour mixes in to make the sauce thicken.

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Great. Quick and easy as well as being very very tasty. Served with mashed potatoes and brocolli. Made for Aussie / Kiwi Swap August 2012. Sorry no photo. Didn't look that photogenic when served, but this was surely made up for with the taste.

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