My husband dubbed these my cowboy sandwiches they are so simple and the family loves them.
I started out with 3LBs of thin cut Milanesa steak |
Sliced into bite sized stripes |
Cut off all unwanted fat |
These are my seasons of choice for the meat |
After seasoning I set the meat aside to marinate |
As a side I prefer white rice with a little beef bouillon to flavor. Now is a good time to preheat the oven to 400 degrees for the bread later. |
Prepare by box instructions add bouillon to you liking. Personally I make enough servings for 8 so I add 2-3 cubes |
Now is a good time to start sauteing 1 large sweet onion sliced. Once they are nice and transparent I set them aside in a bowl till the meat is done |
In the same pan add about a TBSP of butter and brown meat |
Now that meat is done add onions and let simmer with lid on till dinner is ready |
To toast the bread I put a thin layer of butter on the bottom of my cookie sheet |
I also butter the top of the buns. For the kids I prefer to use hotdog buns they are the perfect size for smaller appetites |
My family loves white gravy on their rice. I just use this brand and I make it while the bread is toasting. |
When oven reaches 400 degrees. put bread in for 5 mins |
Flip an toast for 5 more mins |
Add any veggie of your choice for your other side. My kids chose corn for tonight |
you can top with shredded mozzarella cheese |
Or as my husband prefers just smother in gravy |
serve and you'll have a fan favorite!! Featuring this post at on the Food Renegade at http://www.foodrenegade.com/fight-back-friday-october-12th/ |
2 comments:
Hi Summer! Thanks for sharing this great recipe! I appreciate you linking up to PIN MEme! I am a new follower and am going to check out more recipes on your blog!
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Thanks for sharing with us at In and Out of the Kitchen Link Up Party. Looks like something my gang would enjoy.
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