The additional work is minimal and there's no need to switch up your standard frozen Salisbury steak cooking method -- using the microwave is totally fine.

Simmer until an instant-read thermometer inserted into thickest part of steak registers 165°, 4 to 5 minutes more; season with remaining 1/2 tsp. salt, if needed. More Steaks! Made This?

To freeze, fill 5 plastic microwave-safe containers each with 1 steak and about ½ cup mac and cheese. Top the steak with the mushroom gravy and parsley, then cover and freeze.

When it comes to cozy dinners that feel like a warm hug, Salisbury steak with mushroom gravy is hard to beat. It's got that retro, diner-style charm (think vintage TV-dinner ads) but with a home ...

While steaks cook, prepare your gravy. Return pan of mushrooms to medium heat and add 1 tbsp of butter and 2 tbsp all purpose flour, stir and cook for a few minutes, until flour is fully dissolved.

A standard TV dinner consisted of an entree, two sides and, by the 1960s, a dessert. Courtesy of the Campbell Soup Co. Maybe you loved them and recall them as a special treat served only on nights ...

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1 cup diced onions (1 medium onion) 8 ounces Cremini or white mushrooms, cleaned and sliced. ¼ cup (1.25 ounces) all-purpose flour. ¾ teaspoon Kosher salt ...

Microwave-safe trays were invented, giving diners the option of “nuking” vittles instead of waiting for them to heat up in an oven. 2. ... Banquet’s double-meat salisbury steak TV dinner.

Forget the TV dinners. Made well, this easy classic can be hearty, soul-warming comfort food. By Eric Kim If my childhood were a candle, it would smell like Worcestershire, ketchup and brown sugar ...