Chicken fried steak.

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Steve H

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Tonight's dinner was chicken fried steak with country gravy, mashed taters, and steamed broccoli.

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2 cups of flour
1 tsp salt
2 tsp pepper
1 tsp baking powder
2 tsp poultry seasoning
Mix together in bowl.
In another bowl
2 cups milk
2 eggs
1 tsp pepper
Few drops of Franks hot sauce.
Dip cube steaks in liquid mixture. The dredge in the flour mixture.
Put in skillet that has a couple inches of oil at 375 degrees.
Cook until browned and 165 degrees.

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Nothing fancy with the country gravy. Used 2 packs of a dry mix. Mixed in 4 cups of water. Brought to low boil stirring constantly until thickened. Tasted, and added pepper.
There is never enough pepper in these mixes!

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Fresh broccoli steamed. Added a bit of butter. And drizzled some spicy vinegar on top. I found that adding the baking powder really helps getting the breading nice and flaky and crunchy.
 
Steve that looks good! I love country fried steak and gravy. Good comfort food right there! I'll have to keep the baking powder in mind.
 
Excellent supper choice. Yum!
As for the baking powder, if you make gravy from rue and get a little too much grease left in the gravy, simply add a little baking powder to the gravy and the grease will disappear. Anything breaded and fried or gravy made from rue, should include BP.
 
Excellent supper choice. Yum!
As for the baking powder, if you make gravy from rue and get a little too much grease left in the gravy, simply add a little baking powder to the gravy and the grease will disappear. Anything breaded and fried or gravy made from rue, should include BP.
Thanks! I didn't know that trick. I'll keep that in mind too.
 
Looks great . That's a favorite that I have not had in to long .
Thanks for posting .
 
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