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peppered steak

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Noun1.peppered steak - steak covered with crushed peppercorns pan-broiled and served with brandy-and-butter sauce
dish - a particular item of prepared food; "she prepared a special dish for dinner"


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Dishes from the islands Salt fish fritters seasoned with herbs and spices Cocktail patties - short crust pastry stuffed with spiced beef mince meat filling Peppered steak with a highly spiced sauce Jerk chicken (Caribbean special), which is chicken marinated in homemade jerk seasoning, barbecued and covered with Discovery Bay special sauce.
The social worker, of Kilmarnock, returned the peppered steak to a store in the town when she realised what had happened.
He explains: "I used to walk past one on my way to work and on Monday it had steak and chips and a pint, on Tuesday it was cheap steak, and by Wednesday it was peppered steak, confirming my worst suspicions.
 
 
 
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