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Toss beef, breadcrumbs, onion, garlic powder, egg, a bit of salt, and pepper in a big bowl. Mix gently with your hands until just blended. Don’t overdo it.
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Shape the meat blend into four ovals, each about 2 cm thick. You want them all roughly the same for even cooking.
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Put oil in a big skillet and heat it up to medium-high. Cook patties 3–4 minutes per side, so they’re nicely browned. Move them out of the pan once they’re done.
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Lower the heat under that same skillet. Dump in the flour and stir for a minute or two. You’re looking for a soft golden paste, nothing too dark.
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Start pouring in beef broth bit by bit, stirring up the tasty brown stuff on the bottom. Slosh in some Worcestershire sauce. Let it come to a gentle bubble for a couple minutes until slightly thick.
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Lay those browned patties back in. Spoon sauce over them so they soak up flavor. Let it all cook low for 5 minutes to blend.
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Top with parsley. Serve hot—great with mashed potatoes or a pile of rice on the side if you want.