Cranberry Minute Steak

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This recipe is a snap to put together (and clean up after) and yields a delicious, sweet but not too sweet meat. 

2h 30m 6
Easy Gluten Free Passover Meat Freezer-Friendly

Directions

Prepare the Steak

  1. Combine cranberry sauce, onion soup mix, and water. 

  2. Pour mixture over steaks. Cover tightly in 9-x-13 inch aluminum pan with foil and bake at 350 degrees for two and a half hours.

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Tips:

To use this recipe for a whole roast, use a three to five pound roast (a French roast works very well) and double sauce recipe. Bake in large Dutch oven for three and a half to four hours.

Notes:
This recipe freezes well.

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Photography and Styling by Chavi Feldman

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5 Comments

Rayzee Biston •

Will this freeze well?

Kayla Oppenheimer •

does this freeze well

Penina •

Quick and delicious Thank you! This is just what I needed. Prepped it to marinade midnight on erev yomtov, cooked it in the morning, was great! Thanks for the instructions for the french roast - was perfect. I love www.kosher.com!

Raquel Malul Kosher.com Team •
Reply to Penina

We are so happy you tried this recipe for Yom Tov and it turned out good! Thank you for the positive review :)

Shoshana Kadden •

crockpot? Can this recipe be made in a crockpot? For how many hours would you cook it?

Chaia Frishman •
Reply to Shoshana Kadden

Not a fan of steak in a crock pot.

Esti Vann •

Club Steak? I have made this before but this time I only have club steak. Would that work?

Chaia Frishman •
Reply to Esti Vann

I think so. Use your oven thermometer to test doneness.