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Leftover Steak Recipes

May 16, 2008

Several steaks on the grill.If you make steak and have any left, here is a recipe we made up and thought you might like it.

You can do this with any kind of steak and make steak sandwiches with mozzarella cheese and mushrooms. Add green peppers for a pepper steak. We just love it plain, it is really is good that way also. Add some fries, a salad. It really is a reasonable dinner and it helps to use up anything extra.

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Cut leftover steak into strips. Then melt 1/2 stick butter in skillet. Add 1/2 tsp. garlic salt (or more depending on your taste) and 1 Tbsp. parsley. Mix a little. Add steak and cook for 3 minutes on each side.

Hope you enjoy this as much as we do!

By Darlene from Fairview, PA

 

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September 22, 2011

What to do with leftover steak? I'm clueless, and I definitely do not want to throw it away.

Thank you.

By Kathy54 from Cincinnati, OH

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September 26, 20110 found this helpful
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I started making this when I was in my early 20's and it's about the only way I use leftover steak now. Cut the steak into bite sized cubes and peel and slice or dice the amount of potatoes to the amount of steak accordingly. Fry the potatoes in vegetable oil in a skillet sprinkling with garlic salt to taste.

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Cook the potatoes until just golden, drain the oil, add the beef cubes and stir all until steak is heated through adding more garlic salt to taste if desired. It's quick, tasty and easy. I don't usually use ketchup (except to make cocktail sauce) but it certainly is tasty as a condiment for this dish :-)

 
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January 28, 2010

I have about 3 nice pieces of steak left over and would like to make something with them, any suggestions?

By pat from Dayton, OH

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January 28, 20100 found this helpful
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Fajitas would be great or add to fried rice. Slice it thin, heat up in BBQ sauce and make a sandwich on a crusty roll. Or make an openfaced beef sandwich using a jar of beef gravy and mashed potatoes.

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It would be good in a chef's salad. Now I'm getting hungry!

 
January 30, 20101 found this helpful
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Cut in small pieces and brown in skillet. Add a chopped onion, a chopped green pepper and about 3 stalks of chopped celery. Add one can tomatoes and garlic and salt to taste. Simmer till vegs are tender. It may require another can of tomatoes or some water to keep it liquid. Serve over mashed potatoes. This is a recipe from my aunt's restaurant. We called it Swiss Steak.

 
January 30, 20100 found this helpful
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Steak salad. It it's not cooked I slice it into strips, season it with salt and either garlic or cajun seasoning, fry it quickly in a frying pan. Total time - about 5 minutes.

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Serve over lettuce, cucumbers, tomato. Sprinkle with cheese. Add a little garlic bread and you're in heaven.

 
November 19, 20100 found this helpful
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Indian or Japanese or Thai curry, or any other nationalities' curries:

Cut up steak into tiny strips. Saute' in small amount of olive oil on low to medium heat setting, so it doesn't burn.

Add whatever curry you're up for a pre-mixed name brand spice found in a regular grocery store, or venture into Asian or Indian markets to locate native spices.

If you've never had curry, create your own by cutting up your own fresh, raw garlic, ginger, powdered turmeric, some chopped red peppers, and so on according to your preferences. Some countries' curries are made from a combination of 17 spices. No salt is necessary. Diagonally cut carrots, celery, green pepper, onion, and cabbage. Put your favorite veggies in one at a time, hardest, root vegetables in first, to lighter ones last. Add 3/4 cup hot water. Cover. Turn heat down to simmer. Make favorite rice while curry flavors mix together and veggies cook to taste.

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Serve dish over the rice.

 
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January 28, 2010

Any good ideas how to use up some leftover cooked steak. We don't especially like it just warmed over. I just wondered if I could use in a recipe.

 
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