This was once again, a quick and flavorful weeknight meal. We loved it so much we made it again for lunch over the weekend.
The recipe calls for onions, EVOO, salt, pepper, Worcestershire sauce, Steak-umms, and country bread.
We decided we would use flank steak, slice thinned instead. We also bought a baguette for the bread.
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We didn't follow the measurements that Martha gave, but we used it as a guideline. We will try this recipe with Steak-umms at some point. I think it would also be tasty topped with cheese.
As a side with this dish we made "Shredded Beet and Carrot Salad." I couldn't find the recipe online, but it is in the book. I have no pictures of this because I finely shredded the beats using my food processor attachment to my Kitchenaid. This was way too fine and resulted in a juicy, but tasty, mess.
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