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This Crock Pot Good Gravy Round Steak for Two is adapted from not only a family favorite recipe but a reader favorite, too! It is delicious!

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How to Make Good Gravy Rounds Steak for Two in a Crock Pot

Aunt Lou here.

This Crock Pot Good Gravy Round Steak for Two recipe is super simple and gives you fork tender beef with a tougher cut of beef. Why would I start with a tougher cut of beef? Beef has become quite expensive, and round steak is one of the cheaper options available, especially if you catch it on sale. By cooking it low and slow, you can have tender beef with an incredible gravy for a lower price point. I also use generic ingredients wherever possible. I am all about saving as much money as possible.

Here’s an extra little money saving tip: If you love basmati rice as much as my family does, buy the 20 lb bag. We have a container we put about a couple pounds in to cook from and store the rest. By buying the large bag, it almost cuts the cost per ounce in half! As an added bonus, we do not have to worry about running out of rice for quite a while!

(If you would like to make this recipe, but you need more than two servings, you can find the original recipe that feeds four to six people here.)

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What You Will Need for Crock Pot Good Gravy Round Steak for Two

Ingredients Needed

1 lb round steak
2/3 cup beefy mushroom soup
2/3 cup canned cream of mushroom soup
1 tablespoon ranch dip mix
1 tablespoon brown gravy mix
2 teaspoon beef broth
2 slices pepper jack cheese
Prepared rice, for serving

Equipment Needed

Sharp knife
Cutting board
Safety can opener
Measuring cups
Measuring spoons
Wooden spoon or stirring spatula
4-quart slow cooker or small 2.5-quart casserole crock pot
Whatever you need to prepare your favorite rice

Time Needed

Prep Time: 5 minutes
Cooking Time: 5 to 6 hours on low (I do not recommend cooking this recipe on high. Cooking on low will give you the most tender meat at the end of cooking.)

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