Two-Layer Beef Salad

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Description

Tender leaves of spinach are the base of this delicious and colorful steak salad.

Summary

Yield
Servings
Source

"G" Van Morris, Jacksonville, FL

Prep time30 minutes

Ingredients

1Poundboneless sirloin steak (1-inch thick)
1Tablespoonworcestershire sauce
1⁄4Teaspoononion powder
1⁄8Teaspoongarlic powder
1⁄2Teaspoonblack pepper (coarsely ground)
4Ouncefresh pea pods
2Tablespoonwater
4Cupspinach leaves (torn, or leaf lettuce)
1Cupcherry tomatoes (halved)
3⁄4Cupfresh mushrooms (sliced)
1⁄2Cupred onion (sliced)
1⁄2Cupsour cream
1⁄4Cupmayonnaise
2Teaspoonwhite wine vinegar
1⁄4Teaspoonsalt
1⁄4Cupbleu cheese (crumbled)
1Tablespoonfresh parsley (snipped)

Instructions

Pierce sirloin thoroughly with fork. Place on microwave pan. Set aside. In small bowl, combine Worcestershire sauce with onion and garlic powders. Mix well. Brush on all surfaces of sirloin. Sprinkle top of sirloin with pepper. Microwave at 70% (medium-high) for 6-11 minutes, or until medium rare, rotating once. Cool slightly. Cut into ½-inch cubes. Place in large mixing bowl. Set aside. In 1-qt. casserole combine pea pods and water. Cover. Microwave on high 1-2 minutes, or until pods are very hot and color brightens. Rinse with cold water and drain. Set aside. To assemble salad, layer spinach leaves over beef. Continue layering tomato halves, mushrooms, onions, and pea pods. Set aside. In a 2 cup measure, combine sour cream, mayonnaise, vinegar, and salt. Mix well. Stir in bleu cheese. Pour over salad, spread evenly. Sprinkle with parsley. Cover and chill at least 3 hours. Toss salad before serving.

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