From Better Homes and Gardens

This saucy steak with tomatoes and carrots is low-fat and loaded with flavor.

Swiss Steak

From Better Homes and Gardens

The Swiss don't actually make Swiss steak. The recipe name is believed to be English and likely comes from relating the process of smoothing out cloth between rollers called "swissing" to pounding and flattening of the meat, a step we've skipped in this slow cooker version.

Country Swiss Steak

From Better Homes and Gardens

Salsa adds a Mexican undertone to this steak and vegetable slow cooker recipe. Make it a meal by adding corn bread or mashed potatoes.

Salsa Swiss Steak