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  • Been Slacking in the food reports... Steak done right....

    Made an excursion to Mazzaros (Italian Market) yesterday got some stuff and was inspired to create an Italian style steak dinner.

    First up is a fine Strip steak. (aka. new york strip) I read or heard some time ago that a Tuscan style of grilling such a steak included grilling it, slicing thin, topping with Extra Virgin Olive Oil, Sea Salt and a nice squeeze of lemon.Whether this is authentic or not I am not sure. (If not Italians should jump on it and claim it for it is brilliantly good) I modified this by marinating the Steak in Olive oil, Salt (I found a nice Sicilian Sea Salt at the market), Black Pepper and fresh Rosemary. A fine cut of meat should not be drowned in heavy marinades. This simple marinade respects the meat and enhances it rather then overwhelm and cover.


    Once ready I got the veggies prepped. A couple good tomatoes, a bunch of scallions and a few chiles. I also had a nice Pugliese loaf. I sliced this on the bias. Brushed with oil and grilled. Once it was finished I moved the bread to the warming rack and topped with a slice of Lardo. This was my first time trying Lardo and I am in love.


    All that remains is for the steak to be perfectly grilled. So far its looking righteous.


    Loving the grill marks.


    The completed plate. Finished the steak with a squeeze of grilled lemon and fantastic sea salt.
    The tomatoes became part of a simple salad with fresh basil and chunks of a fresh mozzarella that had been made hours prior at Mazzaros. Incredible cheese!!!!!!!! A nice drizzle of Extra Virgin Olive Oil and some more sea salt.

    Top with the other grilled veggies and bread. Dinner is served.
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  • #2
    Originally posted by Vlap View Post
    A fine cut of meat should not be drowned in heavy marinades.
    I so agree with that statement. Nothing worse than covering up the flavor of an already perfect cut of meat.

    It looks fantastic, and whoever takes credit for it, you made it look perfect. Don't know if I have any left, but if I do the go to you.


    Tom

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    • #3
      FAKEN Vlap!

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      Seriously man.. sheeesh.... BEAUTIMOUS!
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      • #4
        That just looks delish, I am imagining biting into that juicy, succulent piece of beef, mmm mmm tasty. Please get one on the next flight to Johannesburg.
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        • #5
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          THAT!, is a fine looking plate from one of our Great Chef's!.....Bravo..... I think it's called "food porn"..... ... Don't be a stranger V and keep em coming....

          if I got em brother!!
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          • #6
            Very nice, V.
            Hard to beat a perfectly grilled steak! Thank you for the detailed post.

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            • #7
              YupYup- that's how ya do it! I'm gonna have to harvest some of my rosemary soon. I can see I'll need to do a steak! I often use it like that, but the lemon is something I have not tried. Beautiful plate, bud!
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              • #8
                Great looking plate of food! My brother and I were just talking about NY Strips and how to do them a couple of days ago. Grilling them and slicing thin like you did looks like the answer.
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                • #9
                  Slack all ya want...ya just made up for it in one post!! Good lookin plate of food there buddy. I'll take mine medium rare.
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                  • #10
                    That is a meal fit for a King!
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                    • #11
                      that steak looks perfect.

                      Just because you welded some shit together doesnt make it a WSM.

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                      • #12
                        Ya F-in slacker.
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