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HungryChris

HungryChris

Every now and then the classic Salisbury steak peaks my interest enough to give it a try. I do feel that French onion soup, Worcestershire sauce and mustard powder are part of what I am after and I added garlic, shallots and dry sherry, but the ketchup called for in the recipe added a bit of sweetness that I found unwelcome in the pan sauce and I will eliminate it and use beef stock and tomato paste in my next attempt. The tenderness that comes from a 20 minute simmer in the pan, with the sauce, was perfect and it was a nice little change, even if it is a work in progress.

HC

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HungryChris

HungryChris

Every now and then the classic Salisbury steak peaks my interest enough to give it a try. I do feel that Worcestershire sauce and mustard powder are part of what I am after and I added garlic, shallots and dry sherry, but the ketchup called for in the recipe added a bit of sweetness that I found unwelcome in the pan sauce and I will eliminate it and use beef stock and tomato paste in my next attempt. The tenderness that comes from a 20 minute simmer in the pan, with the sauce, was perfect and it was a nice little change, even if it is a work in progress.

HC

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HungryChris

HungryChris

Every now and then the classic Salisbury steak peaks my interest enough to give it a try. I do feel that Worcestershire sauce and mustard powder are part of what I am after and I added garlic, shallot and dry sherry, but the ketchup called for in the recipe added a bit of sweetness that I found unwelcome in the pan sauce and I will eliminate it and use beef stock and tomato paste in my next attempt. The tenderness that comes from a 20 minute simmer in the pan, with the sauce, was perfect and it was a nice little change, even if it is a work in progress.

HC

IMG_2128.thumb.JPG.36410dc4f0d302199498bdd3af9aa740.JPGIMG_2131.thumb.JPG.1a22c6894e3f53bf5464b4b4b4cd2ecd.JPG

HungryChris

HungryChris

Every now and then the classic Salisbury steak peaks my interest enough to give it a try. I do feel that Worcestershire sauce and mustard powder are part of what I am after and I added garlic, shallot and dry sherry, but the ketchup called for in the recipe added a bit of sweetness that I found unwelcome in the pan sauce and I will eliminate it and use beef stock and tomato paste in my next attempt. The tenderness that comes from a 20 minute simmer in the pan with the sauce was perfect and it was a nice little change, even if it is a work in progress.

HC

IMG_2128.thumb.JPG.36410dc4f0d302199498bdd3af9aa740.JPGIMG_2131.thumb.JPG.1a22c6894e3f53bf5464b4b4b4cd2ecd.JPG

HungryChris

HungryChris

Every now and then the classic Salisbury steak peaks my interest enough to give it a try. I do feel that Worcestershire sauce and mustard powder are part of what I am after and I added garlic, shallot and dry sherry, but the ketchup called for in the recipe added a bit of sweetness that I found unwelcome in the pan sauce and I will eliminate it and use beef stock in my next attempt. The tenderness that comes from a 20 minute simmer was perfect and it was a nice little change, even if it is a work in progress.

HC

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