"ewwwww, why didn't you tell us. I think I might be sick".
"You mean like Mary had a Little Lamb..LAMB".
The horror of it all. It's what I like to call a therapy moment for my children. You know, when they are older and are sitting in their therapist's office..."and then my Mom fed me.......LAMB".
To this day I don't think Max will try anything I have unless he first asks, "what's in it"? Live and learn I guess.
So, when I put these on the table I got an eyebrow raise. "Just eat it", I said.
"But what kind of meat is this"?
"It's like steak".
"What kind of steak"?
"$15 per pound beef tenderloin now EAT it". Another therapy moment perhaps?
At any rate, it was a hit. Dinner was on the table in less than 20 minutes. And, Max even said that he'd like to try it with cheese next time. It's all about baby steps:)
What you'll need:
3/4 lb Beef Tenderloin ~ you could use a strip streak or even sandwich steak
your favorite seasoning~I simply used salt, pepper and garlic powder
Package of Flat Bread
Lettuce
Tenderloin
Sliced nice and thin. Let's hope my Father in Law doesn't see this because this is a crime in his opinion to do this to a piece of prime beef
Flat bread that I heated up in the oven for a couple of minutes. You could skip that step but I think it makes it just a bit tastier. And, if you wanted to melt cheese on the bread, now is your chance.
I cooked the meat to medium because that's about as funky as it gets with meat around here.
Serve with some fries and you've got dinner
I would throw a little sour cream mixed with salsa on mine but I'm crazy like that:)
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