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Registered: ‎11-15-2011

Seagram's Round Steak Roll

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or How to Plan a Meal around a Martini

 

 

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1.  Pound until thin, 2 round steaks totaling 3 lbs. Rub in salt, pepper, plenty of paprika.  Overlap steaks on a meat board making 1 large steak. 

Time out!  Make a martini of Seagram’s the improved gin.  Ahhh!

 

2.  Spread steaks with a 1/4 lb layer of sliced mushrooms. Blanket with a layer of thinly sliced onions.  Add pimento.  Cover with finely rolled bread crumbs. 

 

Note… notice the velvety dryness of your Seagram’s martini!

 

3.  With beater, combine: 1/2 cup of melted butter or fat drippings, tablespoon boiling water, whole raw egg. Immediately dribble this mixture over the bread crumbs.

 

Sip martini- observe that Seagram's gin has character!

 

4.  Arrange stuffed olives in a row on long side of steak. Begin the roll of meat around olives.  Tie roll firmly.  Flour the outside.  Brown in 1/4 cup butter or fat drippings....in roaster or deep earthernware baker.   Place 6 whole mushrooms, 3 small onions into roaster and sprinkle all lightly with salt, pepper and paprika.  Add 1 cup of red wine. 

Roast meat in 350 degree oven for about 2 hours.  Serve hot or cold.  Serves 6.

 

Important!  Follow each step with a taste of a Segram's martini.  It not only divides neatly into 6 sips, but adds the right debonair note to the procedure.  Also, it's the smoothest, driest appetizer ever devised by man!

 

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Follow with Best Rum Cake Ever from other thread!  Enjoy your evening!

 

 

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Re: Seagram's Round Steak Roll

I love it, Zhills!  Thanks for posting!  Can you imagine that followed by the Rum Cake? Ha!  Call the paramedics!

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Posts: 8,239
Registered: ‎11-15-2011

Re: Seagram's Round Steak Roll

It would be worth it! 

 

The steak roll is really very delicious.  I have made it sans the gin!