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Reviewed: Nov. 25, 2009
Excellent! Used 1/3 cup strong beef boullion added to the wine. (only had white wine). Added onion with the mushrooms. Would reduce Paprika by quite a bit next time. Omit the salt. People can salt it if they prefer. Reduced the olive oil by 1/2 when browning steaks. Warning to newbys at browning at high heat. High dosen't mean # 10. medium high is better. Watch closely unless you like blackened steak, wich will ruin the taste of the veggies. But.. You must brown quickly, unless you like well done steak. Hope this helped!
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Reviewed: Sep. 13, 2009
Great recipe. I had to tweek it a bit as I'm not a big fan of mushrooms. I added chopped onions and garlic and served with fettuccine in sun-dried tomato alfredo.
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Reviewed: Jun. 13, 2009
It's great, best of all I had all the ingredients in my cabinet and it tastes wonderful.
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Reviewed: May 4, 2009
This is a good recipe but it does need a bit of help. Definately add a cup of chopped onion and a couple cloves of minced garlic to the drippings before you add the wine. I felt the need to add some worstechire and beef broth to the sauce as well to give it a more rich flavor. Let the sauce reduce adequately before you add the meat back, so that the meat doesn't over cook.
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Reviewed: Apr. 25, 2009
I was really craving steak and I found this recipe. If you find cooking steak at home a little daunting like I do, this recipe is so easy and practically fool proof. The flat iron cut is tender and much less expensive than the ribeye and New York cuts. I bought a 16 oz steak that ranged in thickness from 0.50" to just under 1.0" which I cut it into 4 pcs. I followed the rub recipe exactly and didn't change the quantities for my larger cut & there was still plenty of rub. I only swapped out fresh garlic for the powder. I cooked the steak 2 min on each side. This left the thinnest piece medium-rare in the middle and the thickest piece with a cool center. When I returned the steaks to the wine sauce, I cooked them for 2:30 on each side. I used an oil splatter shield too. While this was happening, I steamed a bag of frozen green beans in the microwave so that everything was done at the same time. I give the flavour of the steak 4 stars, the 5th star is for being quick 'n' easy. It smells wonderful while cooking and I'd serve it to guests.
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Reviewed: Apr. 3, 2009
Really great recipe. The rub was fantastic. Mine didn't have any sauce at the end, but I only had crimini mushrooms on hand, so maybe they didn't release as much moisture. Anyway, it didn't seem to need the sauce as the whole thing was very flavorful. I also threw in a few slices of onion with the mushrooms.
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Reviewed: Mar. 22, 2009
I used all the ingredients in this recipe except the mushrooms. My husband is allergic. I never cool steak because I am always afraid of messing it up. However, the steaks came out really nice. I didn't use flat-iron steaks either. I don't know what they are. I used whatever type of steak I had. I also cooked the steaks longer than required because we like ours well-done. This is a really good recipe.
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Reviewed: Mar. 18, 2009
Not as flavorful as I expected, but everyone loved it. Was fun to sear it.
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Reviewed: Feb. 15, 2009
Simple to make and absolutely delicious! I used a cheaper cut chuck roast, so I marinated it in the wine (a pinot noir) for a few hours to help make it tender. I made some small substitutions (reg spicy mustard instead of dry, and curry seasoning instead of paprika) since I was out of some spices, doubled the cayenne pepper for some extra bite and used regular button mushroom. Although I'm sure the flavor would be even more spectacular with portabellas and a better cut of steak, even with cheap ingredients this was superb. I served it with vegetable stir-fry (potato, broccoli, squash, zucchini, diced red pepper and onion with ginger and peanut oil) and garlic bread with mozzarella. Delicious!
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Reviewed: Feb. 12, 2009
It was okay. I don't know if I cooked it wrong, but the steak wasn't very flavorful. Usually I love wine and mushroom sauces, but this one didn't do anything for me, too bland. I'll try again.
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Reviewed: Feb. 10, 2009
This was an excellent steak recipe. The only thing I did differently was after rubbing the spice mixture all over the steak, I put it in a plastic bag and added about 1/4 - 1/2 cup balsamic vinegar since I thought it needed some acidity for the marinade. I marinated for 3 hours. It was delicious and tender.
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Reviewed: Jan. 25, 2009
I cut my steaks off a large chuck roast (as these were on sale this week). The marinade for this recipe was fabulous! I didn't have any fresh or dried thyme, so I used 2 teaspoons fresh flat parsley, and 1/2 teaspoon dried oregano. I couldn't find my dried mustard (who knows?) so I used about 1 teaspoon yellow mustard instead. Because I was serving children, and a husband who aren't fond of too much garlic, I omitted the minced garlic at the end. Since the grill is covered with snow, I used a grill pan on the stove, and lightly coated the pan with olive oil. I can't wait to use this recipe for marinade on a better cut of steak, as it is, it turned inexpensive meat into delicious meat! I served atop fresh spinach leaves, tossed lightly with olive oil, garlic salt, freshly ground pepper, sliced tomatoes, and a squirt of fresh lemon juice. I served oven roasted russet potatoes (in onion soup mix, olive oil, garlic salt, parsley and pepper). Husband and children loved it. Thank you!
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Reviewed: Jan. 24, 2009
Excellent! Steak was so moist, and cooked just right (between medium-rare and medium) when I followed the reciped timing exactly. Yayyy! I added garlic and shallots when I added the wine. The flavour was great!
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Reviewed: Jan. 24, 2009
This is a great way to make a steak that is more than just throwing it on the grill with garlic and pepper. I'd recommend leaving the salt out of the dish and putting a dash of Worchestershire in the rub. Also, the steak can be cooked in less olive oil. I cooked fresh chopped garlic and shallots in the meat drippings before adding the wine to make the reduction. Excellent recipe and the mushrooms really grab the flavor of the meat and wine.
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Reviewed: Jan. 16, 2009
Such an amazingly successful and forgiving recipe. If you'd like to adjust this recipe for someone who doesn't like alcohol, just substitute the wine with half that amount of water. I served the steaks with a pasta that had fresh spinach, sundried tomato and a simple white sauce barely sprinkled with fresh parmesean. Check out White Sauce SUBMITTED BY: CJO on this site.
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Reviewed: Nov. 23, 2008
This was soooo great! Tasted like a dinner we'd order in a nice restaurant and pay a pretty penny for. We were just saying that we needed to use mushrooms in the fridge prior to them spoiling in the next couple of days, then found this recipe. My husband cooked it in no time and we had it with a great salad. Really hit the spot, thanks so much for posting!
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Reviewed: Nov. 22, 2008
It helps to know that a 'flat iron' steak is cut from a top blade roast, and can be prepared by your butcher if you don't see it in the meat case. Flat Iron Steak
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