Not exact matches
Not Your Average Joe's has an amazing wedge salad with
sliced steak and a horseradish dressing that is to - die - for, and I ordered a perfectly grilled Petite Tender
steak at GrillMarx a couple of weeks ago.
If you can't find a ham
steak, you can
slice up some deli ham.
Remove from oven and top with thinly
sliced steak that is room temperature or has been lightly warmed — taking care
not to over reheat it and make tough.
You won't require any fancy gadgets to make this dish, but should be careful when
slicing the cauliflower into
steak - like pieces.
If you don't have this on hand I recommend using thinly
sliced sirloin
steak or flank
steak.
Insert a boning knife if you have one or a sharp
steak knife into the end of the chop and gently
slice a pocket being careful
not to poke out the sides.
Throw a few thin
slices on a salad like this
Steak Spinach Salad with Grilled Peaches and Red Onion and you won't hear anyone complain about leftovers for dinner, that's for sure.
You've heard it before, and we're gonna say it again: Don't
slice into that
steak right away.
If you can't find it ask if the butcher will
slice a
steak for you in one inch
slices.
It includes a 6 - inch chef's knife, a 5 - inch micro-serrated knife (ideal for cutting
steaks and such), as well as a 3 - inch paring knife (for those of you
not yet in the know, paring knives are great for
slicing fruit and veggies, peeling skin, both thick and thin, as well as finer work, such as removing seeds or cleaning shrimp).
Order a medium - rare
steak at a high - end restaurant these days, and you may
slice through the meat to find that it is a perfect rosy pink
not just in the center but from edge to edge and is encased in only the slimmest crust of browned meat.
Most of us immediately picture a large juicy
steak, an ice cold glass of milk, or a
slice of our favorite cheese as protein rich foods but don't forget about tempeh, eggs, beans, sesame seeds (my new favorite), nuts, fruits and vegetables.
With thin
slices of
steak this should be more than enough time and they don't need to be further grilled.
Breakfast: 1/2 cup 2 % cottage cheese
n diced peaches, 1/2 cup of oatmeal, 1
slice whole wheat toast Snack: 3oz of tuna (usually about 5 or 6 crackers) 1/2 cup of broccoli, apple lunch: 3 oz
steak, 3 oz sweet potatoes, 1/2 cup broccoli, Snack: 3 oz chicken breast 1/2 cup broccoli Dinner: 6 oz chicken or fish 1/2 cup of broccoli