Note: This is an older recipe. We have since changed to a plant-based diet and love it.
The first minute steak (or cube steak) I actually bought accidentally. I just wanted a steak, and this one had a good price :). But once I knew what they are and how to prepare a minute steak, we really started to love them. This minute steak recipe, baked in gravy, is all from scratch with only wholesome ingredients.
Ingredients
- 4 Minute Steaks (beef or game)
- 1/3 cup of flour (use Garbanzo Bean Flour for a gluten free version)
- 1/5 teaspoon of baking powder
- 6 tablespoons of butter
- 1 sliced onion
- 2 cups boiled water
- About a cup of bone broth
- Salt and pepper to taste
Instructions
– Season the steaks with salt and pepper and leave them for about 15 minutes, or til you have prepared everything else.
– Mix 1/3 cup of flour with 1/5 teaspoon of baking powder and sprinkle the steaks with it just before browning them. I sprinkle one side before putting them in the pan and then place it in the pan with the floury side down and sprinkle the other side.
– Add about 6 tablespoons of butter into the frying pan and heat it on medium to high and fry the minute steaks for 2 minutes a side.
– Slice an onion and layer it in a baking pan, then put the steaks in layers with sliced onions in between.
– Make some gravy in the frying pan by adding the rest of the flour mixture and about 2 cups of boiled water.
– Season with salt and pepper and bring the gravy to a boil. If you have real bone broth, add it too. But I am talking about the real thing, not “Broth” full of chemicals. Leave that one in the cabinet, it tastes very delicious without it (oh my, I said that). I make my own broth from bones and then freeze it (that is the little cup in the picture). If you want to make your own, here is how.
– Pour the gravy over the layered minute steaks.
– Cover the dish and bake for 35 minutes at 400F.
We enjoyed the minute steaks with Spaetzle (German Egg noodles) that I buy at AG Food in Didsbury (for local people), along with a green salad and fried mushrooms.
Yum-yum!
5.0 from 3 reviews
Delicious Minute Steak recipe
Author: Anna @ Northern Homestead
Serves: 4
Ingredients
- 4 Minute Steaks (beef or game)
- ⅓ cup of flour (use Garbanzo Bean Flour for a gluten-free version)
- ⅕ teaspoon of baking powder
- 6 tablespoons of butter
- 1 sliced onion
- 2 cups boiled water
- About a cup of bone broth
- Salt and pepper to taste
Instructions
- - Season the steaks with salt and pepper and leave them for about 15 minutes, or til you have prepared everything else.
- - Mix ⅓ cup of flour with ⅕ teaspoon of baking powder and sprinkle the steaks with it just before browning them. I sprinkle one side before putting them in the pan and then place it in the pan with the floury side down and sprinkle the other side.
- - Add about 6 tablespoons of butter into the frying pan, heat it medium to high, and fry the minute steaks for 2 minutes a side.
- - Slice an onion and layer it in a baking pan, then put in the steaks in layers with sliced onions in between.
- - Make some gravy in the frying pan by adding the rest of the flour mixture and about 2 cups of boiled water.
- - Season with salt and pepper and bring the gravy to a boil. Add bone broth (optional).
- - Pour the gravy over the layered minute steaks.
- - Cover the dish and bake for 35 minutes at 400F.
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Anonymous says This looks yummy! And I love Spaetzle and you can make them homemade.
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- Anna says
Homemade Spaetzle are very yummy too, but a bit of a mess to make them, so I am glad I can just buy them :). And thank you, it was yummy!
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Hi Anna! I’m stopping in from Let’s Get Real today. Your dish looked so good that I had to click over right away. This reminds me of a dish that my father used to make all the time. It was always one of my favorites. I’ll have to give it a try. I’m on the hunt for new recipes to add to my weekly meal plans.
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- Anna says
Glad you like it Christina! Hope it tastes just as good as you remember it.
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- Chrystal M. says
Reminds me of a recipe my mom used to make when I was younger. Thank you for the memories. Stopping by from the “lets get real” blog hop.
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- Anna says
You are welcome, and thank you for hosting it!
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Those look so good! And you don’t have to drown them in A1 sauce like my hubby does, blech!
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- Renew Your Space says
This is good to know! It looks delicious!!
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- Amanda Smith says
This is really similar to a recipe my grandma used to make. I haven’t had it in years. Only her’s didn’t call for healthy bone broth, which I think would make it even better. This sounds soooo good on a cold winter night. Thanks for the reminder about this great dish. I’ll try it with the bone broth soon.
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- Shirley Wood says
Yummy dinner for sure! My husband loves cubed steak. I prepare it very similar to the way you do including with onions and mushrooms. Pinned it to my Good Eats board!
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- LydiaF says
Those look really good! I’ll admit to having a weakness for pan gravy and sauce lately. I sop it up with the bread like my grandfather did 🙂 Thanks for linking up to Real Food Fridays!
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