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By Missy Wright
on July 30, 2002
My Kids Loved this! Talk about interesting but delicious. The batter creates a crust about the consistancy of batter used for 'fish and chips'. I cut the steak thin, don't cut too thin though. The batter keeps the meat moist and tender. My kids already asked me to make it again!
people found this review Helpful. You can only vote others' reviews helpful or not helpful... Was this review helpful to you? Yes | No We don't know who you are. Sign in or create an accountBy Montana Deb
on January 10, 2003
Excellant... Everyone loved it. I added Franks Red Hot Sauce, Fresh Ground Pepper, and a dash of Lime juice. I used it for antelope tenderloin, and Halibut chunks. Deep Fried to a golden brown, lightly spicy and delicioso!!!!Easy, and not to messy. Served with Ceasar Salad and chocolate cheesecake. I paid no attention to the fat or calories. Yummy
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on October 01, 2002
Delicious recipe, I used rump steak in place of sirloin. Liked the addition of the garlic and onion powder to the batter. I used tongs to grab the meat from the batter and to turn, wasnt too messy. Thanks for posting.
people found this review Helpful. You can only vote others' reviews helpful or not helpful... Was this review helpful to you? Yes | No We don't know who you are. Sign in or create an accountBy Stacy34
on November 03, 2003
Another great recipe MizzNezz! It was messy, but well worth it. The kids gobbled it up.
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on January 03, 2004
Nummy, Nummy, Nummy!! This is a great recipe and I am sharing it with all my family members. I dip mine in BBQ sauce and my husband uses ranch dressing.
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on April 11, 2003
These were very good. They were easy to make and not that messy. Make sure you get the right cut of meat--mine were a little hard to chew b/c i skimped on the meat. Frying them was tricky b/c the 1st batch I deep-fried, then I pan-fried the rest.
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on January 10, 2009
I made these again and loved them, I lowered the temperature and they turned out perfect! The coating stayed on and was perfect with horseradish dipping sauce!!
people found this review Helpful. You can only vote others' reviews helpful or not helpful... Was this review helpful to you? Yes | No We don't know who you are. Sign in or create an accountBy Chef #397768
on November 30, 2006
This recipe is great! This is my second time making these and it's been well received both times. Some may think it's a little too juicy, but I think it's just right.
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on September 28, 2005
This did nothing for me, but it isn't about me anymore. My kids and hubby gave it 5 stars. I will make it again, but not too often as they were a bit greasy, which I wasn't expecting ass I added them to HOT oil, expecting them not to absorb much, but they did. HA ... That is why the kids like them, all that fat! They had seconds, very unusual for my kids!
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on June 19, 2005
this is escalope i think not steak any way i like both
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on August 15, 2004
I have never heard of, or eaten, finger steaks. The coating reminded me of a pancake batter. I fried the strips in batches on the stove top. By the 3rd and final batch, some of the coating was not sticking to the finger steak. Leftovers were very good on the next day.
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on August 11, 2004
Wow! These were awesome and I didn't mind the mess. I've made a lot bigger mess with other dishes.
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I just what to say that this was the best recipe! I needed a quick finger steak recipe for my husband. He wanted venison finger steaks. I had no recipes. I jumped on-line and found yours. It was so quick and easy! I know it said to chill, but I had no time. They turned out beautifully anyway! Thanks!
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on February 22, 2003
My husband liked this recipe but I felt the garlic flavor was too pronounced. This from a fanatical garlic lover. It may be I am used to the plainer flour dredged steak fingers and gravy of my youth. Anyway, the recipe was very messy and I followed directions stringently and still the batter hardly stuck to the meat.
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