How to Make and Use Your Own Sirloin Steak Seasoning
Drop one tablespoon of mustard on each steak and spread it evenly over the steak., Pour a little bit of vegetable oil into a pan and fry the steaks on each side until nicely browned., Turn the heat down to medium., Put the steaks into the sauce (be...
Step-by-Step Guide
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Step 1: Drop one tablespoon of mustard on each steak and spread it evenly over the steak.
Season to taste with salt and pepper.
Then sprinkle on the 1 tablespoon (14.8 ml) of garlic powder, dried parsley, dried oregano and dried basil. -
Step 2: Pour a little bit of vegetable oil into a pan and fry the steaks on each side until nicely browned.
After you brown them, transfer the steaks onto a plate and set them aside. , In the same pan that you fried the steaks, add the cooking wine, water, orange juice, and chopped garlic cloves and stir a little bit.
Cook the sauce for about a minute. , Put the onion rings on top of the steaks.
As the dish cooks, the onions will release their juices onto the steaks, giving them a delicious flavor.
Cooking the steak longer in the sauce makes it more tender and more flavorful. , Let the steak rest in the sauce for a few minutes and then bring the dish to the table.
Dig in and enjoy! -
Step 3: Turn the heat down to medium.
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Step 4: Put the steaks into the sauce (be sure to pour in any meat juices that were in the plate!).
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Step 5: After the steak has been cooked to your liking
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Step 6: turn off the heat.
Detailed Guide
Season to taste with salt and pepper.
Then sprinkle on the 1 tablespoon (14.8 ml) of garlic powder, dried parsley, dried oregano and dried basil.
After you brown them, transfer the steaks onto a plate and set them aside. , In the same pan that you fried the steaks, add the cooking wine, water, orange juice, and chopped garlic cloves and stir a little bit.
Cook the sauce for about a minute. , Put the onion rings on top of the steaks.
As the dish cooks, the onions will release their juices onto the steaks, giving them a delicious flavor.
Cooking the steak longer in the sauce makes it more tender and more flavorful. , Let the steak rest in the sauce for a few minutes and then bring the dish to the table.
Dig in and enjoy!
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