Mondays are never quiet for me. It’s always a rush around to fill customer’s weekend orders, do the boring paperpwork but after having to additionally report my broken HP printer by phone (luckily under warranty), that was 40 minutes I wasn’t getting back. But despite yesterday’s later than expected food prep, dinner actually cooked in perfect time. This is a two hour high heat Slow Cooker recipe with minimal effort (for two also); if you’re serving 4 just double everything. You won’t need to make gravy either as it creates its own lush gravied sauce; the dog lapped it up too!
Recipe
- Frylight
- 2 rump steaks, fat removed
- 2 large onions, halved & sliced
- 2 green peppers, deseeded, quartered & sliced
- Seasoning
- 1 oxo cube
- Note: I did not add water as they seeped out of the onions & peppers
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- Spray your Slow Cooker with frylight and chuck everything in except the OXO. Note: you can sear the steak first; I didn’t so the flavour of the steak seeped in to the gravy (worth it) but the steak will lose a bit of flavour.
- Leave the Slow Cooker on high heat for 2 to 2 & 1/2 hours with the lid on of course, then add the OXO cube and stir.
- Season again if you wish and serve. We ate ours with cubed & airfried baby potatoes
- And once you’ve plated up, don’t forget I really look forward to being tagged in your Instagram foodie pics 🙂 (#TastefullyVikkie)
Love,
Tastefully Vikkie x
I’d really like to try this but I don’t have a slow cooker 🙁 would this work cooked any other way do you think?
If you have a casserole dish with a lid, it may work for two hours at 200-220 degrees x
That looks so yummy. I’ve got a couple of steaks lurking in my freezer so that’s Thursday night (SW weigh in evening) sorted. I’m always starving when I get home! x
Let me know what you think 🙂 loved how easy this really was for the taste I got. I’ll look in to the youtube notifications for you soon x