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Salisbury Steak
Our steak features tender beef and a rich, flavorful sauce—and no aluminum tray.
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from: AmericasTestKitchen.com
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Want to try this recipe very soon – a favorite dish of my husbands.
I made this tonight and it was pretty good. The meat was kind of tough though. I used the exact ingredients called for but I think maybe the potato flakes bound it up too much. My skillet was really big and maybe the liquid level was too shallow in the pan and it didn’t really absorb in the meat. Anyway a little tough but the flavor of the sauce was good. A good dish but maybe needs some tweaking or the large pan caused the shallow liquid and resulted in some toughness of the meat. Not sure.
My wife claimed she couldn’t stand Salisbury Steak, but admitted she’s only had the TV dinner version. I’m making this for her tonight but am confused about what brand potato flakes and low-sodium beef broth I should use?
Hi an909 – You have the luckiest wife! It shouldn’t be critical what type of potato flakes or beef broth you use, but if you’re interested, we did a tasting of beef broths on TV to see which brands we liked: http://www.americastestkitchen.com/taste-tests/detail.php?docid=25937 (It’s free to view.) How did dinner turn out?
Excellent! Did not have the port but used a burgundy wine instead. Still delicious!
I made this recipe last night as a special Sunday night dinner for my boyfriend and I. It was scrumptious. I used tawny port and Idaho Spuds potato flakes and had no trouble. Happy plates all around!