Michelob Ultra Cactus
Filet, medium with a brandy peppercorn sauce.
NY Strip, medium with garlic butter melted on top.
Although there is a local restaurant, Max's Tavern, that makes a Hanger Steak that is just to die for.
hanger steak or skirt steak used to be a fairly inexpensive cut perfect for the barbecue..sadly in the past few years it has jumped in price to be one of the more expensive cuts of beef.....haven't quite figured out why...
I'm moving away from chicken, hotdogs and hamburgers... and I'm looking at steak but need more info/ideas!
any special sides?
please please please... lets talk about PREPARING and EATING the steak and not about everything else. If you dont eat meat feel free to keep scrolling onto the next topic
Last time I cooked a steak for company..... I fancied it up a bit and added some garlic and sprigs of rosemary to the pan... Though it may have been thyme.. My memory is fading a bit as I age
Next time, try replacing the rosemary (or thyme) with ginkgo biloba.Last time I cooked a steak for company..... I fancied it up a bit and added some garlic and sprigs of rosemary to the pan... Though it may have been thyme.. My memory is fading a bit as I age
Finish by deglazing the skillet with red wine and butter, I assume?Filet in a skillet with butter 2 minutes each side then in 400 degree oven 4 minutes let sit covered a couple minutes. Will be medium rare. Lemon pepper seasoning before cooking.
hanger steak or skirt steak used to be a fairly inexpensive cut perfect for the barbecue..sadly in the past few years it has jumped in price to be one of the more expensive cuts of beef.....haven't quite figured out why...
Next time, try replacing the rosemary (or thyme) with ginkgo biloba.