The Salisbury Steak has a long history that dates back to the American Civil War. Traditionally made with a combination of beef and pork, this version swaps the pork for ground poultry to lighten the dish. The traditional gravy is elevated thanks to the addition of red wine and tomato flavors. Salisbury Steak may be a comfort food, but these small changes make it just as great for entertaining.
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