Steak and Onions

"This little gem is from one of my mom's cookbooks called Still Cookin' Around French Corner.Hope you enjoy!!!!"
 
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Ready In:
22mins
Ingredients:
5
Yields:
1 steak and lots of yummy onions
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ingredients

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directions

  • Lightly grease an iron skillet.
  • Put on fire and let become hot.
  • Sear both sides of steak.
  • Reduce heat and add onions and 1T butter.
  • Cover and cook on low heat,stir often.
  • Cook about 20 minutes or to your tastes.
  • Remove steak from pan and add 1/2c. water and bring to a boil.
  • Serve with baked potatoes or over steak.

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Reviews

  1. Hey lady! Now that is my kind of cook~N ! Iron skillet and all!
     
  2. My hubby and kids really liked this steak. It came out very tender. To me it was lacking flavor, and I just didn't care too much for the cooking method-the steak was simmered in liquid basically. All considered it was an easy recipe to prepare, and my family enjoyed it.
     
  3. This turned out really great. I needed to thicken the liquid from the onions a little, and the steak was a little tough for our tastes, but that's just stuff that requires tweaking. I'd cook for a shorter time, with less water next time, or possibly, conversely, use a little more water with a longer cook time. But it's a great recipe, anyway!
     
  4. simple and delicious..my kind of recipe!
     
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I was born and raised in southern Louisiana but right now Im livin in California so I guess that makes me a California Cajun!I am married and we have 3 kids a girl 9 and a boy 5 and a new baby girl 9 months.I am an EMT but for now I am staying home with my kids!So my time is spent cooking,cleaning,cooking,cleaning...You get the picture right!!As for cookbooks the only one I need is right here with all ya'!ll
 
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