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Recipes Using Lea and Perrins Steak Sauce

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Date: 01/29/2008 Topics: Readers Request > Recipes | Recipes > Meats  
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Recently we were given several bottles of Lea and Perrins Steak Sauce They were missing their labels so the grocery store sold them as part of a 'grab' box. Since we don't eat enough steak to use up SIX bottles of steak sauce any time soon, I'm wondering if there are some recipes where I can use the steak sauce? Maybe with chicken or pork or a roast? Any ideas?

imama2many from UT
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Post by susanmajp (607) | (01/31/2008)
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Add some to the meat when making hamburgers or meatloaf. It'll give both a wonderful flavor.


Post by Lily May (29) | (01/31/2008)
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I use steak sauce to flavor soups.


Post By Ashley. (Guest Post) (01/30/2008)
Try putting some in a zip-lock bag with a little vegetable oil (I use olive oil for everything) and use it a marinade for beef - especially fou leaner cuts like flank steak. I love it mixed with mayonaise as a dip for fries when I'm indulging on such stuff. Try thinking of it as a spicy ketchup and using it for sloppy joes and stuff like that.


Post by galmud (6) | (01/29/2008)
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Try their website: http://www.leaperrins.com/recipes/index.php


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