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Cheap Beef Wellington

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  1. Cheap Beef Wellington

    3 lb London Broil
    2 cans of Crescent Roll Dough
    1.5 lbs Liverwurst
    3 Stalks of Scallion
    2 lbs Button Mushroom
    1/4 cup sherry or whiskey, brandy (optional)
    Salt
    Pepper
    Margarine

    Sear the London Broil 3 minutes and let cool before applying the next layers
    otherwise the juices from the meat will make your puff pastry soggy when it cooks.
    Finely Chop your mushrooms and saute in butter, liquor and the juices from the
    seared meat till soft and brown. Strain to drip dry and cool. Save the liquid for a
    gravy.
    Finely Chop Scallion mix with Mushrooms
    Open 1 Can of Crescent Roll dough. Lay out on tinfoil or wax paper or parchment
    paper and seal perforated edges.
    Spread some of the scallion mushroom mix on the dough in center enough to cover all
    but the top of your meat Put a layer of liverwurst on the Mushroom mixture. Place
    your meat on top of this.Put a layer of Liverwurst on the top half of your meat then
    a layer of Mushroom mixture. Fold dough cover all sides like a package seal on the
    side up. Get your pan a shallow glass roaster Nonstick Roaster and place over
    Welington. Lift paper/tinfoil off counter and flip over with pan. Your roast should
    drop nicely into the pan all sealed up. Extra dough across the top can dreat nice
    lattice patterns etc. To make shiny use an egg wash.

    Bake until dough is golden brown. Cut large Chunks. My family are big steak eaters
    this only serves 4.
    Use reserved mushroom & meat juices as base for gravy.
    You can substitute choped regular onion for scallion.

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