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| 29 September 2011 ,12:44 Three ways to spruce up a steak | |
You've fired up the barbecue. There's a good piece of steak, ready to be
cooked. A green salad, maybe even some potatoes. Fresh, simple food and yet it's all
looking a bit bland? If you want to try something different, but don't want to spend
hours cooking, here are three simple ways to spruce up your
steak: 1. Add a Bloody Mary Tomato SaladLovely idea from blogger Smi
tten Kitchen. You rub the steak with a spice combination including paprika and
cayenne pepper, cook it on the barbecue and then serve with a tart and tangy tomato salad.
Onion, vinegar, celery, Worcestershire, olives, tomatoes - all the elements of a Bloody
Mary are there, without the alcohol. 2. Make some Pink Peppercorn, Rosemary & Lemon ButterWhile
originally meant as a Valentine's Day meal, this would work any day of the year. Mash fresh rosemary, pink
peppercorns and lemon zest into softened butter. Then cook your steaks and top with a pat
of this flavoured butter, to make an instant sauce. A simple and tasty idea from
Scrumptious South Africa. 3. Salsa Verde sparks anything upA herby, tangy sauce that's full of
flavour, this salsa verde is
made by mixing together fresh herbs, garlic, capers, anchovies and lime juice. You could
even add in a chilli for some extra kick. Simply season your steaks with salt and pepper,
cook them on the barbecue and then serve with greens and the salsa verde drizzled over the
top. A floury tortilla and some slices of avocado would be delicious
additions. How do you spruce up a steak? |
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