Fried Sirloin side strip steaks with onions.
Or you can use minute steaks or any other steak or meat.
Get a pan nice and hot , about medium high , add some olive oil to it and add the onions.
The onions need to be sliced like you would do for a burger and then quarter. When you add them to the olive oil add some salt and pepper and stir them...... As they cook you can add bacon drippings or butter , depending on which you want , if any or both.
When they start to become transparent then add some honey or sugar , your choice to which and the amount. Stir and when the sides of the onions start to caramelised (Brown) remove them from the heat and the pan. Set them aside keeping as much of the juice in the pan that you can. If you have to then add some more olive oil , butter or bacon drippings , your choice.
Now put the pan back on the heat and drop the meat in there , let it cook in those juices and when you think it is time flip the meat ... cook some more and when almost done ... remove the pan from the heat and add the onions back over the top of them.
Let it sit for a minute ( the remaining heat will cook the meat little more ) then have everyone get what they want. Look out when they try the onions they will vanish really fast. :lol:
Chuck.
With the onions you can have Bell Peppers or anything you like with onions. Just as if you were doing nothing more then then the onions , all the flavors get married together to cook the meat in the left over juice from them.
Or you can use minute steaks or any other steak or meat.
Get a pan nice and hot , about medium high , add some olive oil to it and add the onions.
The onions need to be sliced like you would do for a burger and then quarter. When you add them to the olive oil add some salt and pepper and stir them...... As they cook you can add bacon drippings or butter , depending on which you want , if any or both.
When they start to become transparent then add some honey or sugar , your choice to which and the amount. Stir and when the sides of the onions start to caramelised (Brown) remove them from the heat and the pan. Set them aside keeping as much of the juice in the pan that you can. If you have to then add some more olive oil , butter or bacon drippings , your choice.
Now put the pan back on the heat and drop the meat in there , let it cook in those juices and when you think it is time flip the meat ... cook some more and when almost done ... remove the pan from the heat and add the onions back over the top of them.
Let it sit for a minute ( the remaining heat will cook the meat little more ) then have everyone get what they want. Look out when they try the onions they will vanish really fast. :lol:
Chuck.
With the onions you can have Bell Peppers or anything you like with onions. Just as if you were doing nothing more then then the onions , all the flavors get married together to cook the meat in the left over juice from them.