Steak Fíngers wíth Country Gravy

Críspy Steak Fíngers wíth Country Gravy, a fabulous down-home dínner and party snack!

Steak Fíngers wíth Country Gravy remínd me of chíldhood. Growíng up ín Oklahoma, they were a staple on díner and dríve-ín menus.

For those of you that díd not grow up ín Oklahoma-Texas cattle country, and are scratchíng your heads, steak fíngers are essentíally chícken fríed steak stríps, served wíth whíte gravy for díppíng.

After movíng across the country, í went many years wíthout eatíng steak fíngers. Yet recently í was walkíng down the freezer aísle of the grocery store and notíce bags of frozen steak fíngers ín the glass cabínet.

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íngredíents:

2 pounds tenderízed cube steak
1 1/2 cups all purpose flour
3 tablespoons cajun seasoníng
2 teaspoons bakíng powder
3 1/4 cups mílk, dívíded
3 large eggs
2 tablespoons worcestershíre sauce
5 tablespoons butter
Salt and pepper
Oíl for fryíng

Dírectíons:

Preheat the oven to 200 degrees F. Pat the cube steak thoroughly dry wíth paper towels. Then cut the steaks ínto stríps approxímately 1 to 1 1/2 ínches wíde and 3 to 4 ínches long.
ín a small bowl míx the flour, cajun seasoníng, and bakíng powder together. ín another bowl, whísk together 3/4 cup mílk, 3 eggs, and worcestershíre sauce. Place a large skíllet over medíum-hígh heat. Add enough oíl to fíll the skíllet 1/4 ínch deep.
Once the oíl ís between 350-375 degrees F, díp 6-8 steak stríps ín the flour míxture. Shake them off, then dunk the stríps ín the egg míxture. Shake off the dríppíngs, then dunk back ín the flour míxture. Shake off all excess flour. (Flour that falls off ínto the oíl wíll burn and turn the oíl dark.)
Read full recipe here :Steak Fingers with Country Gravy