2-3tbsp bacon grease* (*from rendering the ends of bacon)
1-2cup beef bouillon
8 slices dill pickle
Instructions
1
Pound the steak out very thin and cut into 8 pieces, about 3" x 4".
2
On each piece, sprinkle with salt, sprinkle liberally with onions, add a piece of bacon (be generous--the bacon is going to add a lot of flavor to the meat), and a slice of dill pickle.
3
Roll up the steak and its contents into a round bundle and secure with a toothpick or two.
4
When finished, set the rolls aside and sprinkle with the flour on all sides.
5
Place the fatty ends of the bacon (or just get another slice) in a large, heavy Dutch oven, and render the fat from the bacon.
6
Remove the bits of bacon from the pot (or not--up to you) and place the steak rolls in the hot fat. Give the rolls a nice sear on all sides.
7
Add the bouillon to the pot and bring everything to a boil. Reduce heat and simmer on low for about 2 hours, or until the meat is very tender.
8
Make a gravy for the rolls by dipping out some of the liquid from the pan and thickening with a little corn starch. Enjoy with buttered noodles and a vegetable. Guten Appetite!
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