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Smothered Sirloin Steak in Parmesan-Peppercorn Sauce

Smothered Sirloin Steak in Parmesan-Peppercorn Sauce recipe
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Juicy steak and onions with a savory Parm/pepper/sour cream sauce—and it's better for you? Yep, it's true.
time
prep:
30 min
total:
1 hr
servings
total:
4 servings
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posted:10/8/2006
I served the sauce on the side. Not everyone wanted it on their steak. Everyone loved it.
posted:10/1/2006
I LOVE this recipe! I liked the on chicken too and even with a side of fried onion and peppers in Zesty Italian sauce. GREAT recipe and SUPER EASY!
posted:9/21/2006
I've made this recipe multiple times--my husband loves it. I use reduced fat sour cream, bagged shredded parmesan cheese and fresh ground pepper and the sauce is the best part.
posted:8/20/2006
I loved the sauce on the steak and the onions add even more flavor. Great dinner recipe....I will be making this again.
posted:8/7/2006
We make this all the time now! We love the sauce and the onions are a nice touch.
posted:8/4/2006
I've made this twice now and my kitchen becomes better than any steakhouse around! Makes your mouth water!
posted:6/23/2006
My husband loved this. The sauce was a great touch. I used the 1/2 tsp of pepper. It was perfect and I'm not a big pepper person.
posted:6/23/2006
This was a very easy dish to make. The marinated sirloin was very tender and the onions had a great taste. My family did not like the sauce at all. I made it exactly as directed in the recipe and it turned out a little grainy. I also think that the Light done right was used a little (it was used to marinate both the onions, meat and then added in the sauce.) I would try this recipe again by only marinating the meat in the italian dressing, but try to cook the onions with less of the dressing.
posted:6/22/2006
Since I was out of sour cream, I used ranch dressing (light), and the sauce turned out great! Made a double recipe so there'd be enough for a "noodle toss". Really good!
posted:6/20/2006
This was pretty good! The steak was very tender, and the sauce was really unique.
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