German Stuffed Rolled Up Beef (Rouladen)
- 2 lbs. top round of beef,
- thin breakfast steaks or thinly sliced cut Round or flanc steak, or at the Mexican store: Carne para Milanesa
- 4 big slices of bacon (back bacon), diced
- French Dijon mustard
- Tomato paste
- Dill Pickles
- Pepper, Salt
- 2 c. (4 tbsp.) oil or shortening
- Gravey:
- 2 minced onions
- 2 carrots, celery, garlic
- 2 c. (4 tbsp.) minced onion
- clove (3-4), 3 bay leafs (remove later)
- 1 gal. (2 c.) beef stock
- 2 cups of red wine, dry
- 1 qt. (1/2 c.) milk or cream
- Spread Tomato paste and mustard onto the thinly sliced beef.
- Salt and pepper it, spread diced bacon and strips of pickles on top and roll up the beef, starting with the narrowest side.
- Close with turkey pins, toothpicks or cotton yarn.
- In a large skillet or roasting dish, heat oil upon highest heat level. Add beef rolls; brown on all sides.
- Turn down heat, add clove and bay leafs, vegetables and wine and let it simmer/stew for about two to three hours, regularly add beef stock or water. The skillet schould be closed with a lid. Add
- Remove the meat, blend the vegetables with the pan gravey, add cream or milk and season with salt and pepper.
- Put the meat back and simmer some more until the meat is tender.
- Serve with potatoes or dumplings and red cabbage.
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Taken from www.epicurious.com/recipes/member/views/german-stuffed-rolled-up-beef-rouladen-50085569 (may not work)