Swiss Steak…Cooking beef in tomato sauce with root vegetables produces an amazing concoction that is full of flavor and absolutely delicious. Swiss steak is definitely my favorite way to eat beef. The root vegetables release their flavors into the sauce transforming it into liquid gold. I can eat the sauce without the steak in it over rice for leftovers and be just as happy as I was with the steak in it.
Swiss Steak
Beef and tomato sauce were made for each other, am I right?
The beef adds a wonderful depth of flavor to tomato sauce. I think my favorite veggie in this recipe is the carrots. They add a natural sweetness that tames the acidity in the tomato sauce without adding sugar.
As with all recipes, Swiss steak is the same: tweak the finally product to your liking. Taste and add a little more beef flavoring in the form of bouillon if you think it needs it or a dash more Worcestershire Sauce if you think it necessary. It’s all good, it’s how we make a recipe ours. Let’s gather the ingredients and make Swiss Steak together.
Swiss Steak Ingredients:
- 1 pound boneless round steak
- One 24 ounce jar tomato sauce
- 2 fresh tomatoes cut into quarters
- 2 carrots, sliced
- 1 onion sliced
- 1 heaping Tablespoon minced jarred garlic
- 1/4 cup beef broth
- 1 bell pepper (red or green) sliced into strips
- 2 dashes Worcester Sauce
- 2 Tablespoons oil
- salt and pepper
- serve over cooked noodles. rice or mashed potatoes
We start the recipe by cutting the round steak into 4 portions. Salt and pepper both sides of the steak and place them into a saute pan with the oil. Fry the steaks under medium heat until they are browned on both sides. Remove the steaks from the pan and place them into a shallow baking dish or a small roasting pan (This baking dish from Pioneer Woman is my favorite!)
Add the tomato sauce, beef broth, Worcestershire Sauce, garlic, onion and all the sliced vegetables to the roasting pan. Cover the pan with foil and place it in a 350 degree preheated oven for about 2 hours or until the steak is tender. Serve this amazing mixture of steak and vegetables with a side of mashed potatoes, rice or noodles to round this fantastic dinner up to AMAZING!
This tender Swiss Steak and vegetables is “What’s For Dinner!? And it’s DELICIOUS!
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Swiss Steak
Ingredients
- 1 pound boneless round steak
- One 24 oz jar tomato sauce
- 2 fresh tomatoes cut into quarters
- 2 carrots sliced
- 2 stalks celery sliced
- 1 onion sliced
- 1 heaping Tablespoon minced jarred garlic
- 1 pepper green or red, sliced into strips
- 1/4 cup beef broth
- 2 dashes Worcestershire Sauce
- 2 Tablespoons oil
- salt and pepper
- cooked rice or noodles
Instructions
- Preheat oven to 350 degrees.
- Cut the round steak into 4 portions, salt and pepper both sides of the steak. Place the steak in a saute pan with the oil. Fry until the steak in browned on both sides. Remove from the heat.
- Place the steak in a shallow baking dish (13x9) or a small roasting pan. Add the tomato sauce, beef broth, Worcestershire sauce, garlic, onion and all the slices vegetables to the pan. Cover with foil and bake for about 2 hours or until the steak is tender. Serve over rice or cooked noodles.
I made this recipe this week. The flavor of the steak was good. Thank you for sharing!
Your welcome spanishtoenglish! Thank you for coming back to tell me you made it!
I plan on making this and I know it will be good because you are a Kentucky girl just as I am living in Kentucky
Wonderful Mary, let me know how it turns out for you sweetie!
Swiss steak. Oh my word I haven’t had that since I was a kid when my mama made it for us & I’m 55 now. I’m gonna have to make it. Thank you Bunny!
I I am going to try this recipe this week, Mary ….. I usually use cube steaks when I make swiss steak. This week, sirloin steak is on sale at $5.99 a pound – much cheaper than round steak…so, I will use that … I love your site!
AMAZING!!! Really hit the spot on a cold Fall evening. Thank you for all you for all your recipes. We have enjoyed all we have tried 😉
I am making this recipe. but curious… pic shows celery. but t he recipe says nothing about it. hmmmmm
That’s not celery Rick it’s just a garnish of celery leaves to make it pretty when you serve it.
I know you said celery leaves. But what are those horseshoe shape item in the before and after cooked pix>? if not celery what is iy