Recipe Ms. Mofet's Beef Braciole

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Ms. Mofet's Beef Braciole

Makes 4 Beef Braciole

4 Thin sliced beef top round steak for Braciole (2 packages with 2 steaks in each)

Filling Ingredients:
These measurements can be adjusted to your taste.

6 cloves Fresh garlic or to taste – minced fine or grated
1/4 cup Onion – minced fine
1/4 cup Fresh basil – chopped fine
1/4 tsp Fresh oregano – chopped fine
1/4 cup Fresh parsley – chopped fine
1/4 cup Fresh grated Romano cheese
1/4 cup Fresh grated Parmesan cheese
1.5-cup Bread crumbs
Ground hot red pepper flakes – to taste
Salt – to taste
Fresh Ground peppercorns – to taste
Choice of oil (Extra Virgin Olive oil, Canola oil, Grapeseed oil or combo)

Additional items needed:

Butchers twine
Choice of Oil for frying
Waxed paper for pounding

Directions:

In bowl mix all above filling ingredients EXCEPT oil, mix well.
Add just enough oil to hold filling together.
Taste and adjust seasoning if needed.
Place steaks slice on board and cover with wax paper.
Pound with flat side of mallet (or back of heavy pan) thinned down to about 1/8 inch, making sure not to tear.
Spread 1/4 of the filling on 3/4 of the steak closest to you.
Roll steak jellyroll style to the end.
Secure the roll with butchers twine about 1 inch apart (or butcher's 1/2 hitch) till you reach the end.
After tying every inch to the end of roll turn over, wrap twine around the whole length from end to end, and secure with a knot (to hold the roll tight and keep filling in)

In heavy frying pan heat thin coating of oil
Brown rolls on all sides.
Remove and drain.
Simmer in Tomato Sauce (preferably homemade) for about 1 1/2 hours, or until tender.

Beef Braciole Pictures/Tutorial

Beef top round for Braciole

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Pound thin with flat side of mallet or bottom of a heavy frying pan

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Spread with 1/4 of the filling

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Roll jellyroll style

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Tie roll with an anchor 1/2 loop

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Secure with twine every inch (I did butcher’s knots/1/2 hitch) to end of the roll

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After tying every inch to the end of roll flip roll over and work twine through cross strings the whole length from end to end and secure with a knot (to hold the roll tight and keep filling in)

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Browned rolls (these were browned on stove top)

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Continued from above

Simmered in sauce (Meatballs, sausage, and braciole)

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Sliced

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Note: You can substitute Pork skins (fresh pork rind) for the beef to make Pork Braciole "Cotenna". You may need to simmer a bit longer till nice and soft.
 
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