Stewed Steak
Stewed Steak turns inexpensive cuts of beef into fall-apart tender steaks which make their own gravy as it slow cooks. It's one of the simplest and most satisfying comfort food meals ever. Instructions on how to adapt for a slow cooker are included.

Originally published on February, 2010.
Stewed steak is one of our family's favourite winter comfort food recipes. It's pretty well fuss free and foolproof. It is an economical meal as well because it makes use of less expensive cuts of beef. These cuts benefit from the slow braising cooking method.
It takes just a few minutes to prepare the steak and then it is simply slowly braised in beef stock for a couple of hours. That slow cooking ensures the meat is falling-apart tender and a rich gravy has formed.

This is an excellent relaxing weekend meal that satisfies practically everyone.
Update September, 2014. I've even included this recipe in my first cookbook because it has become such a staple at our house.
I've also added stewed steak because I have heard from so many people who have tried it and enjoy such an easy meal. Once the initial preparation is done, you can just sit back and wait for it.
What could be a better Sunday afternoon recipe?
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I am a bonafide steak addict, and this tender, slow cooked version is pure comfort food heaven. However there's many more tasty ideas in our Steak Collection.

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Just wanted to say I made this the night before last, and it was so good. I definitely will be making it again. I followed the recipe, except I didn't have garlic so added some garlic powder. I was a little concerned using nutmeg, but I didn't taste it, so I think it just adds to the flavour.
I did make this and it was very enjoyable. I was dubious re so few herbs etc. Was wondering if Nfld summer savoury would work well here? (Would like to find more dishes to use it in—but did not take a chance) My meat package (from sharing a 1/4 of a beef) said ‘tip steak’—-whatever that is exactly, I’ve not yet determined. Was well marbled. Adjusted recipe for my 1.7 lb. of meat. The crust come off, so I buzzed it all together in small food processor.
I made this for dinner a few nights ago & we loved it. I got 2 good sized steaks on sale that were the fast fry ones. Because there are only 2 of us I modified the ingredients to suit. The basic recipe stayed the same. We loved it. Just the right amount of gravy to put over our mashed potatoes & meat. Served with a side of green beans from our garden. Definitely a keeper.
My Mom always called this "Smothered Steak". It was made the same way. We are from Maine. This is a delicious way to fix these cuts of meat.