Recipe of Award-winning Seasoned Swiss Steak w/ Glazed Carrots and Ranch Mashed Potatoes

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Season with salt and pepper on both sides. On today's menu is Swiss Steak over Mashed Potatoes oh my… This fabulous stew is something mah momma made way back in the day. Swiss Steak is pretty similar to my Irish Beef Stew and my Slow Cooked Tri Tips & Gravy, except it has a tomato based sauce with the meat and veggies. Turn inexpensive steak into tender Crockpot swiss steak.

To get started with this particular recipe, we have to prepare a few ingredients. You can cook seasoned swiss steak w/ glazed carrots and ranch mashed potatoes using 14 ingredients and 5 steps. Here is how you cook it.

The ingredients needed to make Seasoned Swiss Steak w/ Glazed Carrots and Ranch Mashed Potatoes:

1. Get 3 Swiss Steaks, cut in half
2. Make ready Salt n Pepper
3. Get Onion Powder
4. Take Garlic Powder
5. Prepare Old Bay Seasoning
6. Prepare 4-5 Lg. Russet Potatoes, cubed
7. Prepare 3 Tbsps. Salted Butter
8. Prepare 3 Lg. Squirts Ranch Dressing
9. Take 3 tsps. Salt
10. Get 2 tsps. Black Pepper
11. Prepare 2 Bags Baby Carrots, cut in half
12. Prepare 3 Tbsps. Salted Butter
13. Get 1/2 C. Packed Brown Sugar
14. Get 1/4 tsp. Salt

Best Sides to Serve with Swiss Steak. In this recipe we are cooking our side vegetables — potatoes and carrots — in the tomato-y braising liquid alongside the steak. Montreal steak seasoning, Colby-Jack cheese, cream cheese, and bacon crumbles turn plain mashed potatoes into tasty loaded mashed potatoes, restaurant-style. This potato and carrot mash is a great way to add more veggies to your meal.

Instructions to make Seasoned Swiss Steak w/ Glazed Carrots and Ranch Mashed Potatoes:

1. Preheat oven to 400°F.
2. Wash steaks and pat dry. Season both sides with salt, pepper, onion powder, garlic powder, and old bay. Add to baking pans. Bake for 20-25 minutes. We like our meat medium to medium-rare. Remove from oven. Cover with aluminum foil and set aside to keep warm.
3. In a large pot add the potatoes. Fill pot with enough water to cover potatoes plus a cup or two extra. Bring to a boil. Turn heat down and let simmer til potatoes are tender. Drain the water. Mash the potatoes. Add salt, pepper, butter, and ranch. Stir til combine. Set aside.
4. In another large pot add the carrots and fill pot with enough water to cover carrots. Cook same time as the potatoes. Bring to a boil and add the salt. Turn heat down and let simmer til carrots are tender. Drain water. Add the butter and brown sugar. Stir and combine til everything is melted and mixed together.
5. Once everything is done. Serve immediately and enjoy 😋

Montreal steak seasoning, Colby-Jack cheese, cream cheese, and bacon crumbles turn plain mashed potatoes into tasty loaded mashed potatoes, restaurant-style. This potato and carrot mash is a great way to add more veggies to your meal. Delicious and a side dish, to top a pie or as a baby puree. Potato and Carrot Mash is a delicious replacement for regular mashed potatoes and a fantastic way to up vegetable intake. Great as a side dish or used to top pies.

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