This is what works for me after Turkey and Thanksgiving…
To get over the Turkey doldrums and to kick up the B vitamins and iron here’s a great meal idea for you.
Buy a flank steak. Marinate it with any marinade that sounds good to you at the store and is on sale. I used a sesame ginger with mandarin orange juice Kroger brand. I put the meat in a ziploc bag and pour the marinade in the bag over the meat and give it a good massage. After a few hours or overnight hand it to whoever BBQ’s in your house and let it cook about 5 minutes on each side. (Dear cooks it for 2 minutes on each side on High. Then he turns off two of the burners and leaves the third burner on high and moves the meat off the flame and lets it cook for 5 more minutes. Perfect! Slice the meat very thin on the bias, against the grain.
This steak is great with Mustard Roasted potatoes using the recipe I posted here.
This is one of my families favorite salads. Tomato, Hot house cucumber and sliced onions salted and peppered to your taste. Simple and good.
Enjoy and don’t be afraid to barbecue in the winter. If you can’t bbq, this steak is great broiled, too. You can sear it on both sides first then stick it in the broiler…
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The Happy Wonderer ~ ellen b. 
I LOVE Flank steak. It is a cheaper cut of meat and tastes absolutey fabulous marinated. Good tip!
That looks mouth-watering fabulous!
Damm that looks good!! Good WW to you!
That sounds sooooo good. Wish we had a grill!
Wow! That looks good.
Tired of turkey, eh? Looks like a tasty alternative to all those leftovers!
TM
Mmmm I can taste it now. I am going to the grocery store TODAY!
Oooh, that sounds SO good! I could use a good ol’ red meat & potatoes meal! 🙂 Thanks for sharing!
That looks awesome!
Oh yummy! And it looks marvellous too.
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Looks so yummy! Thank you for posting.
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Must try that soon…..
Just thought I would mention you forgot the lemon on the cukes, tomatoes and onions.
That looks very tasty! And a nice respite after tons of turkey…and to think before Thanksgiving I was hoping to have a lot of turkey left over…be careful what you wish for!
that does look really yummy! thanks for sharing!
Oh my mouth is just watering. I like the tip on how your hubby cooks them. Thanks.
It looks quite delicious! Thanks for sharing!
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