Steak
sandwich
Selection
of beef for steaks
My guide to buying the best beef and
steaks if you want the ultimate brunch you can't do any better than start with
a perfect steak one man who really knows his steakis master butcher. Danny
lidgate steak is my favorite type of meat. I think it's really good to enjoy different
varieties of steak.
when choosing a steak that you want you need
to look at exactly what you want out of it. For my ultimate steak sandwich i
used to fill it because it's the most tender.
The philip does the least amount of
work than all the other muscles is tucked away in the rib cage this means that
when you find a Phillips it's incredibly soft like butter it's the most
expensive but you get what you pay for. There's
a wide array of cuts to choose from all different in taste and texture if in
doubt ask your butcher this would be the rump section where the rump comes from
which is basically the back side take the bone out and what you're left with is
a wonderful steak.
Rum steak characteristically a
little bit tougher than the sirloin or a little bit chewier than the rib eye but
a really strong flavor for the steak. Again when frying rump look for the
marbling try and get some fat covering on the steak. You can always cut it off
after it's cooked. Rumps one of the best value steaks I love it thinly cut and
flash fried in stir fries or simply marinated and whacked on the barbecue another
great value but delicious cut is the hangar steak known as the butcher's cut
because they often keep it for themselves. It's great marinated and cooked
quickly with the sirloin which is basically the back of the animal a nice
sirloin like this really well marbled don't buy too lean so once the sirloin is
trimmed up
it looks something like this not too
much fat but you need a little bit to cook in it next to the sirloin is the rib
really popular now with ribe yes small nice really tender juicy steaks. It's
really special for barbecuing or grilling probably my favorite steak would be a
rib eye. Rib eye is especially delicious because the marbling in the meat loads
it with flavor for a full-on steak experience. Try the t-bone steak with a
small tender fillet steak on one
side of the bone and a larger flavor some is the daddy of all brunches steak sandwiches. For
me the secret of a great brunch is fun
and casual fuss-free cooking and everyone
helping themselves. This
is the ultimate steak sandwich you want
the rolls Royce of
beef it has to be fillet now.
Recipe:
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it beautifully i like to open up the top of the peppermill to
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increase the size of the pepper in
the steak so it gives that bit of heat nice little chunks you just roll now
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nicely all the way around
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now slice the garlic in half pan
nice and hot
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olive oil in hold the steak and
just place it into the pan don't drop it at the front of the pan
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we're going to tilt the pan forward
to cook the back of the steak dual purpose now roll it back and sear underneath
next
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my garlic and roast that garlic time
fry that time i want to hear it
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we're not looking for a lot of
color because you're going to dry out the fill it so just one end turn it back
down and stir the other end in lift up your time place it on top of the
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there lift up your fillet and sit
there on top of your garlic butter in
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take a spoon tilt the pan gently
lift up and paste
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the steak is going gonna cook
evenly because it's sat on a little
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a little bed in the oven for eight
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ten minutes pan on for the relish
you think of asteak sandwich
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you think of a sort of nice heated
tomato relish to make the relish
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finely dice a red onion three
finger rule
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one in front two behind through and
chop
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keeping the seeds in for extra heat
start off with the olive oil
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into a pan onion, chilies generous
with the olive oil i want a nice sort of rich silky relish
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take your tomatoes
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put your salt in cut and then roast
those tomatoes off
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take a wooden spoon and just sort
of break them up
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once the skins blister the whole
tomato just starts to release all that really nice sweet texture
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a little teaspoon of cherry vinegar
gives that nice acidic balance the sweetness of the tomatoes turn down the gas
and
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just let them sort of stew perfectly
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now a steak sandwich would not be
complete unless it had the most amazing mustard mayonnaise
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simply add three tablespoons of mayonnaise
to three teaspoonsof whole grain mustard
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now i've got the reddish almost
down to like a really nice jam
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now i want to make that reddish a
little bit more fragrant some basil slice it through
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sprinkle that basil in there beautiful
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i'm going to char grill some sliced
chipatta bread season it nicely
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Just a little drizzle of olive oil I
want to get that bread nice and crispy pan nice and hot bread in push it down
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Smell would amazing that char sort
of charcoal flavor
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once you've got those marks on the
bread
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It just stops the bread from
becoming soggy one beautiful slice
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wow it's nice and pink
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all the way through and the beef is
so soft
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It's almost like slicing through
butter
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let the knife do the work take a
little bit of mayonnaise
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Spread that the back of the spoon
on both sides
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Next lettuce
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Take that beautiful slice of beef
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Then relish on top of that beef and
just slice the sandwich in half
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now that's what i call a steak sandwich
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me serve the sublime sandwich for brunch and you'll put a smile on everyone's
face
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