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Country Style Steak is one of the items that is always on our menu, and it is our most popular beef dish. We first flour and grille the steak, add seasonings and then bake it to a mouth watering tenderness as it forms in the oven its own marvelous gravy. We serve this steak several ways after it is baked. We serve it batter fried, or with grilled Onions, or with French Fried Onions, or with a Swiss Style Sauce made of Onions & Tomatoes, and another sauce that adds mushrooms. Any way you like it, we'll prepare it special order for you. What you see in these photos are some of the choices for side dishes you will find on our daily menu that has an abundance of fresh Fruits & Vegetables, Desserts and Soups also offered as a vegetable choice. This photo shows the delicious ample portion steak, side orders of a bowl of Fresh Vegetable Beef Soup, Cottage Cheese & Peaches, Hot Home-Made from scratch Bisquits, and one of our specialties, Fried Apple Fritters Rolled in Powdered Sugar which can be rolled also in Cinnamon-Raisin Sugar. With the steak is served a stir fry fresh vegetable mix and mashed potatoes and gravy. Onion rings can be added as a side dish as shown. Iced tea is the chosen drink here. |
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I know you must get weary of my declarations of our making all our sauces, but we do...and our Barbecue Sauce is not hot, and not too spicy, but is very mild and if you want it hot, we'll make it hot, but on the whole, it is creamy and just plain good stuff. We barbecue top round after we have seasoned it and baked it to a water mouth tenderness, and then we put it on a grilled bun. Side options are chopped onions and mustard. A good barbecue sandwich, french fries, and a tossed salad are meant for each other. The dressing choice here is ranch for the salad. Iced Tea is the favorite for most meals, and a sundae with chocolate sauce is always, always good. We barbecue white meat chicken, roast pork, even shrimp, and shrimp is a favorite with a 'spicy' or 'hot' barbecue sauce. A plate Barbecue without the bun, is also very popular, with choices of Home Fried Potatoes, Cole Slaw and Potato Salad and an alternate bread choice. |
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What's for dinner? they say....Well, here's a what's for dinner that will excite your taste buds and that will settle that craving for fried foods without a lot of 'soak 'em up grease'. First we grille a lean 8 oz. chopped sirloin and drain the grease, and now you say, 'But you then fry it'. True! But by first grilling and then draining the grease off of the meat, a little breading cannot soak up very much oil seeing as the beef is seasoned, grilled, steamed and then drained to remove more of the animal beef fat. Then we dip it into an egg and canned milk mix and then into a self rising flour to make the sirloin have a crunchy brown crust. We use the healthy oil, peanut oil, for all of our fried foods. The onion rings are fried, drained and then patted to remove any excess oil. Here this plate is prepared with a boiled seasoned potato, and sour cream and chives if desired. A couple of hot dinner rolls and a side dish of slaw, along with some buttered corn make this a satisfying meal even for the heartiest of eaters. This same beef dish can be prepared using a 4, 5 or 6 ounce chopped steak for the not so hungry. A light ice cream and frozen chocolate chip pie is just the perfect dessert for this meal,
along with some iced tea with the meal, and possibly a hot cup of coffee to settle it all in. What's for dinner? Beef!
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