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By Sharlene~W
on March 10, 2002
Very good! You didn't specify size of can on the tomatoes or sauce, so I used a 28 oz. can of tomatoes and 15 oz. can of sauce (didn't want to error on the side of not having enough sauce!). I also "kicked it up a notch" with about 1/4 tsp. of cayenne. Mmmmmm! Thanks for another family favorite.
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on February 01, 2002
Mmmm, Mmmm, Good! Talk about comfort food. I served this tonight with cornbread, buttered egg noodles and collard greens (bacon fat, butter and all - we ain't scared of no stinkin' cholesterol!) Even the finicky eater loved it. Thanks, Peg!
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Oh my goodness, this was just divine. I took Sharlene~W's lead and used a 28 oz. can of tomatoes and 15 oz. can tomato sauce. That was just right. Your directions were very precise and thorough. The steak pieces were so tender. The pepper and tomato sauce made this so yummy. A very hearty dish that my family and I really enjoyed. Thanks Peg.
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on June 02, 2010
This was delicious and took me back to my childhood. We had swiss steak a lot growing up! I did not use the Adolph's or the green pepper; just personal preferences. I froze all but 1 piece, as I've been cooking and freezing a lot of food for my elderly parents. The reserved piece was my lunch! Thanks for the recipe. I will be making this again soon.
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on June 01, 2010
Made this for supper tonight. Very good. DH even commented on a good meal. I'm sure I will make again...
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on September 14, 2009
Delicious comfort food. Served with mashed ptoatos as suggested and this was a hit at dinner.
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I think you meant the steaks should be 1/4 inch thick & not 4 inches thick.... My partner & I were looking for a Swiss Steak recipe that used tomato sauce rather than a brown gravy & we decided to make yours. WOW, are we glad that we did. If we could give this recipe 100 STARS we would. We followed your directions to a "T" & it was FANTASTIC! If anyone changes anything on this recipe, then their elevator doesn't go to the top floor. Peg, I'd like to include you on my personal list if you send me your e-mail address. Mine is AlanLeonetti@q.com
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on May 03, 2009
I grew up on Swiss Steak, and of course my mom didn't have a recipe because she 'just makes it'. So, I was happy to find a recipe on here...and it was delicious just the way I remembered.
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on April 13, 2009
This is a GREAT recipe. I'm sure I will make it many times in the future. Thank you so much.
people found this review Helpful. You can only vote others' reviews helpful or not helpful... Was this review helpful to you? Yes | No We don't know who you are. Sign in or create an accountBy Chef #715827
on March 03, 2008
This is the taste and texture I've been looking for all my married life (almost 35 years)! I used 1 clove fresh minced garlic instead of powdered; beef broth instead of water; V8 juice instead of crushed tomates (picky eater). Thank you for posting. My search is over.
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on July 23, 2003
Delicious!!! I used 4 tendorized round steaks, so I didn't use the meat tenderizer. I made just a few other small changes. I used only one green pepper and one small white onion. I didn't add salt or pepper, but used about 1/2 teaspoon of garlic salt. I didn't have to use water. The meat turned out so tender! I thought it was even better than my Mom's swiss steak recipe... but don't tell her! :) I served this with white rice and the whole family gave it a thumbs up! Thanks!
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on February 09, 2003
One of the better Swiss teak recipes I have tried. I also use a little of beef broth and instant potatoes to give the gravey a richer And thicker broth ( instant potatoes gives soups stews etc. instant thickner instead of flour or cornstarch) and yes of course spice it up with red hot peppers and cayenne!!! Then Enjoy!! Bonnie Lacey
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on January 17, 2003
Excellent tasting,loved it. One of the best swiss steak recipes I've ever tried! I served it along with mashed garlic potatoes and cole slaw and of course hot rolls.
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Serving Size: 1 (567 g)
Servings Per Recipe: 4
The following items or measurements are not included:
Adolph's meat tenderizer
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