This is what you'll need:
1 lb of skirt steak
1 tbs horseradish
olive oil
2 garlic cloves
4 cups mixed greens
1/2 lb mixed mushrooms ( I did common and portobello)
1 lemon
salt & pepper to taste
1 tbs balsamic vinegar
Combine horseradish, garlic clove and a bit of EVOO in a bowl. (I added a dash of balsamic to this as well) and rub over one side of meat.
Use a grill pan or a real live grill for these, skirt steak is meant to be served medium-rare so they'll need about 10 minutes MAX on the heat.
Chop your mushrooms into chunks or slice them, whatever you fancy.
Start the sautee process about 5 minutes into your meat grilling. Mushrooms don't take too long to cook, and if you cook them too long they begin to be super chewy. When they're finish be sure to dump out the excess liquid before transferring them into the greens because they tend to lose a lot of moisture when cooking.
Take the juice of half a lemon, 1 (or a little less) tablespoon olive oil, a splash of balsamic vinegar and salt & pepper to season the greens and mushrooms.
When your meat is finished resting (about 5 minutes while covered with foil), slice and serve over top of greens. Simple, right? Right! And so, so good. I'm making monkey bread tomorrow night while Ryan's working. I hope it lasts longer than 2 days this time ;)...stay tuned for that!
all you food looks so good! a lot of blogs i follow are vegetarians, which isn't a bad thing at all! but it's nice to see meat recipes for us carnivores :P
ReplyDeleteOk so I bought flank steak instead I will let you know how it works.
ReplyDeletei love to eat and my hubby loves to cook, i will definetely be checking back!
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looks delicious now that i'm not vegan anymore (haha)! sarah - it's jessica -- we use to live together in north hollywood years ago! how are you, woman? i have no idea how i came across your blog through someone else's but i did! i hope all is well!
ReplyDeleteJess! Hi! How are you? We'll have to catch up sometime soon!
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