Cream of mushroom and dry onion soup mix slow-cooked over cube steaks makes a super tasty and tender steak covered in a thick and creamy brown gravy that your whole family will love! This slow cooker cube steak recipe is simple with just three ingredients and the results leave you feeling like you ate a hearty meal without spending all day in the kitchen. It’s a win, win!
How to make Crockpot Cube Steaks
This easy slow cooker cube steaks recipe is three ingredients and three steps!
First, evenly spread a can of condensed cream of mushroom soup on the bottom of your slow cooker or crockpot.
Next, separately add each cube steak to the crockpot. Allow for some gaps so the liquids can get in between each steak.
Lastly, spread the second can of cream of mushroom soup on the steaks. Then sprinkle the dry onion soup mix on top.
Cook for 6-8 hours on low. The steaks are done when they are no longer pink and are tender to pull at with a fork. Cooking them low on heat and slow(6-8 hours) makes them super tender, almost to the point where they fall apart when moved. My kids love the fact that these steaks practically melt in their mouths. No tough meat here!
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Crockpot Cube Steaks
Ingredients
- 4-8 cube steaks thawed
- 21½ ounces condensed cream of mushroom soup 2-10¾ ounce cans
- 1 package dry onion soup mix
Instructions
- Spread one can of cream of mushroom soup evenly on the bottom of the crockpot.
- Add cube steaks one at a time. Make sure to take out any wrappers or patty papers.
- Spread the last can of cream of mushroom soup over the steaks. Sprinkle the dry onion soup mix on top.
- Cook on low for 6-8 hours or until the steaks are no longer pink and easily pulled with a fork. If you have time break the steaks apart while cooking to allow the soups to get between the layers. Serve with mashed potatoes and a hot vegetable or white rice and a steamed vegetable.
CAN I USE CREAM OF CHICKEN SOUP, INSTEAD? MY HUSBAND DOESN’T LIKE MUSHROOM SOUP. THANK YOU
Sure can! Thanks!
Yeppers!
Thank you for the awesome recipe! 😊
Correction ONE at a time.
Is there a different choice than mushroom (if I hate mushrooms)?
Thanks so much, love your site.
Thanks for catching that correction! I would suggest cream of chicken or cream of celery. You can also do the same amount of sour cream. Sour cream will also give that creamy gravy.
Do you add water to the canned mushroom soup?
You do not. Just add soup as is. Thanks!
Fantastic recipe with the best flavor. I also just threw in a small cube of beef bullion to give it a little extra beef flavor. I loved the idea of spreading the can of the mushroom soup in first so that the steaks would be sitting on the soup . These cube steaks could not be any more tender or they would just fall apart. Great recipe and thanks for sharing it.
Thank you!
Love this receipt
What can I substitute for Cream of Mushroom on the Cube Steak? My husband can’t have mushrooms.
I would use another cream of something soup like celery or cream of chicken.
What a great recipe. Not only easy but tenderize the meat so well! It’s cooking right now and smells amazing. I used 1 can cream of chicken and 1 can cream of celery in place of cream of mushrooms. Thanks for sharing. Can’t wait til dinnertime.
Can I substitute beefy onion soup mix instead of onion soup mix with using cream of mushroom soup?
I think that would be fine!