Country Style Cubed Steak & Gravy

Oh my goodness, my husband goes CRAZY over this stuff! It’s so good, super cheap, and very easy to make. Just how I like it! Hope you enjoy.

cubed steak
  • 1 1/2 lbs cubed steak (about three good sized pieces)
  • 1 small onion, sliced
  • about 1/4-1/2 cup flour
  • 1 1/2 c. water
  • 2 cans cream of whatever soup (ie: mushroom, chicken, or celery); I like cream of celery soup.
  • salt and pepper

First, saute your onions in a little oil until tender and just browned; when done, set aside.

Salt and pepper both sides of your cubed steak. Put a little flour in a shallow dish, and coat both sides of each steak with the flour. Brown the steaks in the same skillet as the onions were in, with a little bit of oil, just until browned on both sides.

Place the steaks in a baking dish (13×9), cover with cooked onions. Pour both soups over the tops of the steaks, then add the water to it all.

Bake at 400* for about an hour.

The gravy this makes is SOOOO good, and I don’t even like gravy! It’s especially nice served over mashed potatoes.

 

14 thoughts on “Country Style Cubed Steak & Gravy”

  1. I have a recipe like this but I use onion soup mix and three cans of condensed soup. I also you tougher cuts of meat and let it go for 2-3 hrs in the oven. It is so tender that you don’t even need a knife to cut it.

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  2. I make this all the time, except without the flour. I brown the steaks completely, and then throw it all in the oven for about 30 minutes. It makes the cubed steaks SO tender, and is awesome!

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  3. You can make your own “white sauce” instead of condensed soup-way cheaper. Especially if there is no more left. Catch my drift……
    any good recipe book has a “white” sauce

    I use butter flour milk and any type of bouillon-chicken is good even for beef dishes.
    Vegetable,mushroom, chicken or beef bouillion and/or add cooked celery,onion…….
    I would give my own recipe but I never measure- I eye ball it and check my consistency.
    For this recipe you could add maybe 1/4 cup more flour in the pan dripping (with the already called for flour) and the bouillon for salt and flavor and about 1 1/2 cup milk

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