OH MY!! Was this ever a hit at my house! Husband wanted to drink the gravy with a straw. Mushrooms, onions, and gravy made him a very happy hubby!! I only had one can of mushrooms, but I was still so happy that I had everything on hand to make this! It's a great meat recipe!

Wonderful!! Whole family loved it. The lil kids, even 16 mo old, requested 2nds and 3rds. Very tender, moist, seasoned just right. And, the gravy is delicious on mashed potatoes.

This was fantastic! The meat was so tender and the flavor was awesome. I took one of the other suggestions and tossed some quartered potatoes in with it. They went very well with the gravy. This will become a regular in our house!

This was wonderful and so easy. Next time I will not add as much water because I would prefer a thicker gravy. The pork steaks I used seemed rather large, so I only used 3. I will make this again! Thanks!

It was good. Didn't really taste the seasonings, maybe I should have added more, but didn't want to overwhelm it. It was nice and tender with a lot of juice to it. I'd make it again.

This was so good! We didn't have any leftovers. We used fresh mushrooms and cooked it all in a crockpot for 7 hours on low. The meat just fell apart. Yum

I put very thing in my slow cooker plus I added some extra seasoning. It turned out great!

This recipe is the first one I make as soon as it starts to cool out, and I stock up on soup and soup mix just for this! I only used one can of soup. The only other thing I did differently was to mix the last 4 ingredients (along with the liquid I drained from the mushrooms) into the pan after I'd removed the steaks... this picked up any flavor left in the pan, and saved me a bowl to clean! Thank you for such a good recipe!

This came out so tender and delicious. I will never make pork steaks any other way again. My family just loved it and my daughter usually isn't a pork steak fan. Thanks for a great recipe.

We tried this recipe tonight. I followed the ingredients, but put it in the slow cooker on low all day. It was very tender. My husband loved it, I thought it was a little too mushroomy. The gravy was really good over our homemade mashed potatos. Will try again maybe next time not using as many mushrooms.

Excellent. made some minor changes. The markets steaks were too thin, so we subbed with nice inch and a quarter thick boneless pork chops. Used a mixture of Olive oil and Sesame oil rather than vegetable oil. Julianed a medium red onion rather than chopping. Used a mixture of Balsamic vinegar and Sherry in place of the water. Used button mushrooms rather than sliced (So the wife could pick them out as she can't eat them but likes the flavor of them), didn't have any onion soup mix so used a packet of pork flavored Ramen powder mix. Also after browning the chops, Moved them into a crockpot. Sauted the onion in the same oil mixture, then transferred them to thetop of the chops, added the shrooms and the sauce mixture and cooked on high for six and a half hours. Came out extremely moist and fork tender. And the gravy was absolutely perfect. Paired with the Lemon-Butter Red Potatoes from this site. If there was ever a 10 star rateing, this would get it.

Until tonight, I've only had pork steaks (pork butt steaks) on the grill w/ bbq sauce. This was a nice variation. Very good flavor! Was concerned about the dish being too oniony and salty, but it turned out great. Subbed fresh shrooms for canned. There was ALOT of sauce. I served over egg noodles but it was a tad too runny (possibly due to the fresh mushrooms). Next time I plan to add a couple of potatoes (wedged) to the casserole dish to absorb some of the liquidy goodness. Thanks for the recipe!

Very good. Steaks were tender and had lots of flavor. Very easy to make.

I just thought this recipe was just OK. I am not a huge fan of pork steaks due to the fat content but thought I would try this as an alternative to BBQing. The flavor was there but I just couldn't get over the fat on the meat (which , of course, I knew might be an issue). If I made this again I think I would use boneless pork chops as a leaner alternative. The meat was flavorful and fork tender, though, which is a huge plus in my book. Worth trying again with a few changes.

Delicious! I used cream of chicken soup instead of cream of mushroom. I also cooked pork chops instead of the steaks at 375 and served the gravy over white rice. Will make it again.

We really enjoyed this recipe. I did use thin boneless pork chops (since they are less fatty), cooked everything in the crock pot for about 3 hours on high, and didn't add the additional water. The chops were very tender.