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WebTie the rolled meat tightly every few inches along the length of the roll, with the cord (make sure the ends of the roll are tied well). Heat olive oil in a heavy frying pan, add braciole …
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WebEach piece should be about 6- to 7-inches long, depending on the meat. Place one piece between two sheets of parchment paper. With a rolling pin, pound the …
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Heat a large oven safe skillet or dutch oven on the stovetop with olive oil and brown the beef braciole on all sides. Pour the sauce over the top of the braciole and around it and then cover the pan with foil or a lid. Cook the beef in the oven for 30 minutes, then remove the cover and spoon some of the sauce over it.
Roll the flank steak with the grain of the meat so that when you slice it later, you’ll be slicing against the grain. This will assure that the beef braciole is tender and juicy. Next, sear the beef braciole in a pan with some oil. Then make the sauce for the braciole, using the same pan you made the stuffing in.
If cooking Beef Braciole on the stovetop, you may not need the flour to thicken the sauce as it’s going to reduce as it simmers. I prefer cooking Beef Braciole in the oven or slow-cooker because those cooking methods don’t require much attention. If you do need to thicken the sauce, make a slurry with flour and slowly add it to the sauce.
Top or bottom round that has been sliced thinly can also be used for a thinner and less expensive option. Filling - This filling for this beef braciole is made from breadcrumbs mixed with italian seasoning, garlic, olive oil and parmesan cheese.