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Simcha Minute Steak Roast

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8 Servings
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3 Hours, 30 Minutes
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A classic, juicy roast; Despite its name, you don’t have to wait for a simcha to try it; enjoy it this Shabbos!

Ingredients

Main ingredients

  • 1 large Spanish onion, chopped

  • 1 stalk celery, chopped

  • 2 large carrots, chopped

  • 3- to 5-pound minute steak roast or 8–10 individual slices minute steak

  • 1 teaspoon salt

  • 2 shakes of black pepper

  • 1 cup Jeunesse Cabernet Sauvignon or other sweet red wine

  • 1 onion, sliced in rings

  • 1 small can mushrooms

  • 1/2 cup water, mixed with 2 tablespoons flour

Directions

Prepare the Steak

1.

In large, deep pot, sauté Spanish onion until golden. Add celery and carrots.

2.

In the same pot, brown roast on each side five minutes. Add salt, pepper, and wine.

3.

Cook for two and a half to three hours, depending on size (cook longer for larger roast; two hours for individual slices).

4.

Remove roast from pot. Add sliced onion, mushrooms, and water-flour mixture. Boil until mixture thickens. Serve roast with the vegetable sauce.

Credit

Photography and Styling by Chavi Feldman

Simcha Minute Steak Roast

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Raquel
Raquel
1 year ago

Minute roast is more of a roast, so that is usually best for a big crowd. As opposed to minute steaks which are smaller boneless steaks.

Adina
Adina
1 year ago

What temperature do you cook this in the oven at?

Raquel
Raquel
Reply to  Adina
1 year ago

This is actually cooked on the stovetop. I would cook the meat low and slow.

Chana
Chana
4 years ago

Question When using thin slices instead of whole roast how long do they need to brown for on each side?

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Eno{moww
Eno{moww
Reply to  Chana
4 years ago

When I use minute steak slices as opposed to roast in this recipe I usually just do it till it’s completely brown on each side.

Sora Malka Teichman
Sora Malka Teichman
5 years ago

Question Do we drain the mushrooms before using?

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Cnooymow{shman
Cnooymow{shman
Reply to  Sora Malka Teichman
5 years ago

You could!

ruchi friedman
ruchi friedman
2 years ago

The steak came out so delicious and soft- I was searching for a good steak recipe but haven’t been successful until I tried this recipe…
thx!

Nechama R
Nechama R
3 years ago

Meat is not my forte but this was so easy and delicious!!!

fraidy rubin
fraidy rubin
3 years ago

Was very soft and melt in the mouth .just was missing salt

Haya
Haya
3 years ago

Do you add any water ? Or just wine ?

shoshana
shoshana
3 years ago

Hi..can this be frozen and prepared in advance?
Thx

Sarah Pucci
Sarah Pucci
3 years ago

Looks delicious and about to make for shabbos. What temperature do you cook this on?

D. Schiff
D. Schiff
Reply to  Sarah Pucci
3 years ago

I cook it on a very low flame. Like I mentioned in a comment on this recipe earlier, I even keep it on a blech (directly on a very low flame).

Adina
Adina
3 years ago

How long do I cook this & at what temperature for a 3lb minute roast?
I like medium rare. Thanks in advance.

D. Schiff
D. Schiff
Reply to  Adina
3 years ago

It says in the recipe: “Cook for two and a half to three hours, depending on size (cook longer for larger roast; two hours for individual slices).” I’ve been making this recipe for Yom Tov Seudos for a number of years already (mostly with slices as opposed to a whole roast). I usually cook it on a very low flame. I’m assuming for a 3 lb. roast you can do the same. If you like it medium-rare then maybe only cook it for 2 to 2 1/2 hours.

Blima G
Blima G
4 years ago

Came out delicious

D. Schiff
D. Schiff
6 years ago

DELICIOUS! DELICIOUS! I’ve been making it for a number of years for Yom Tov day Seudos! Does very well on a blech (low flame) as well.

Chaia Frishman
Chaia Frishman
Reply to  D. Schiff
6 years ago

OOH. I never thought to put on the blech. Thanks for that idea.