Pork Steak and Cheesy Hash Brown Casserole

Submitted by Chef #1145877

"Without the green bean addition, this tastes very much like the famous cheesy hashbrown casserole everyone seems to like so well. If you add the green beans and onions, it tastes a lot like the holiday green bean casserole. The pork steak is a delicious blend of flavors either way! I have a VERY PICKY 13 year old son who hates mushrooms or mushroom soup, and won't even eat green bean casserole, but LOVED this dish because he didn't realize it had mushroom soup in it. He even asked for seconds, then wanted the left-overs the next day. Hubby said this was one of the BEST casseroles I had ever made. No leftovers for the son, as hubby had already eaten it for breakfast the next morning! If you have never cooked with pork steak before, as I hadn't till I tried this recipe, try this. You will be surprised how EASY and TASTY this is! FIVE STARS for my family! Quick to throw together after work... about 15 minutes.... then relax for a little over an hour, and supper is ready!!! My pork steak was even frozen when I first found this recipe, and so I defrosted the meat package a little bit in microwave and then sliced the meat up while still half frozen. Worked well. I will make this again as I can keep the ingredients on hand, and even if the meat is frozen, I can still make it quickly."

 

• Ready In: 1hr 15mins
• Ingredients: 9
• Serves: 6-8

ingredients

• 1 lb pork steaks, cut into strips
• 20 ounces frozen hash browns
• 16 ounces sour cream
• 10 3⁄4 ounces cream of mushroom soup
• 4 ounces mushrooms (optional)
• 15 ounces french-sliced green beans, drained (optional)
• 8 ounces grated cheddar cheese
• 2 teaspoons chives (optional)
• chopped onion

directions

1. Cut pork steak into bite-sized strips or larger as desired, and coat with flour, salt and pepper in a large bowl. Heat oil in large skillet or dutch oven and brown meat. Saute onions with meat half way through if you want onions added. (Don't have to cook meat throughly, as it will finish cooking in oven.) Combine in saucepan sour cream, mushroom soup, mushrooms, and half of cheese. Stir and heat mixture, do not boil. Place hash browns in bottom of Pam-sprayed casserole dish or 9 x 13 inch cake pan. Add green beans on top if desired. Pour sour cream mixture over this and place pork steak on top. Sprinkle with remaining cheese and bake, covered with foil in 350 degree oven for 1 1/2 hours.
2. I prefer to use the Southwestern type of shredded hashbrowns that already has some onion and green pepper in it if I don't add the green beans. Without the green bean addition, this tastes very much like the famous cheesy hashbrown casserole everyone seems to like so well. If you add the green beans and onions, it tastes a lot like Durkee's green bean casserole. The pork steak is a delicious blend of flavors either way!
3. I have a VERY PICKY 13 year old son who hates mushrooms or mushroom soup, and won't even eat green bean casserole, but LOVED this dish because he didn't realize it had mushroom soup in it. He even asked for seconds, then wanted the left-overs the next day. Hubby said this was one of the BEST casseroles I had ever made. No leftovers for the son, as hubby had already eaten it for breakfast the next morning!
4. If you have never cooked with pork steak before, as I hadn't, try this. You will be surprised how EASY and TASTY this is! FIVE STARS for my family!

Reviews

[cherrycola]

I made a few adjustments, but this is such a good meal all by itself. I used stew meat, and since DH seems to not eat anything veggie, I had to omit the green beans and onion. He took a look at the recipe and said ewww sour cream, so I served it on the side. Such a simple meal to make, if I could I would give this one more stars. It is definately a permanent part of my recipe book. Thanks for the fantastic meal.