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Low Fat Pan Seared Pork Cube Steak with Gravy Recipe

WebNov 6, 2012 · Step 3. Add the shallots and chicken broth and turn the heat to medium low. Simmer for 20-30 minutes, uncovered until fork tender. I …

1. Seasoning ... Add the flour, garlic and onion powder, cayenne, salt, and pepper to a small pie plate and mix to combine. Dredge the pork very lightly in the flour mixture, shaking off any extra.
2. Pork ... I used my cast iron skillet for this, so I didn't need too much oil; but depending on your pan, you may need up to 1 tablespoon. Bring the pan up to medium high to high heat, add the oil, you want a nice coating on the bottom of the pan. Then add the pork steaks and saute on the first side until you get a nice sear (golden brown), then flip and cook another few minutes until golden brown once again.
3. Add the shallots and chicken broth and turn the heat to medium low. Simmer for 20-30 minutes, uncovered until fork tender. I cooked mine in my cast iron on the grill and they took 20 minutes after I added the broth. Twenty (20) to 30 minutes should be a good approximate time.
4. Finish and Serve ... Add the butter, fresh herbs, and serve. It would be fantastic over mashed potatoes, rice, or buttered noodles. ENJOY! It is a great rich, gravy based recipe, but a lot less fat then some.

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Cube Steak and Gravy (Yummy, Lower Fat) Recipe Food.com

WebJan 30, 2006 · Spread the soup over the steaks with spoon. Cook over low heat until the steaks are done in the center. The soup will cook into a gravy as the meat cooks. (You …

1. Lightly brown the outside of your cube steaks in a pan. No need to add any oil, etc.
2. Add one can of Campbell's Golden Mushroom Soup. (I've never tried any other flavor, though they might work. Even though I don't normally care for mushrooms, this soup makes the dish.) Do NOT add any water. (The soup cooks down.) Spread the soup over the steaks with spoon.
3. Cook over low heat until the steaks are done in the center. The soup will cook into a gravy as the meat cooks. (You can cook this a little faster or slower, depending on how much time you have. It always turns out. I just find the "gravy" turns out best if you keep the heat kind of low.).
4. (If you like extra "gravy" for a side of potatoes or are cooking more than 1 lb. of steak, you can always use more than 1 can of the soup.).

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