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A dish like this demonstrates to the foam and tweezers-camp cooks why good, old-fashioned, well-established and expertly prepared great food will never die!
Give me this over a plate of “edible earth, foraged spring moss, chocolate covered ants topped with wheat-grass foam”, anytime ! 🙂
But then again, maybe that’s just me……?
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Bon Appétit ! Life is Good !
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Preparation :
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- season one 20 oz bone-in rib eye per person with kosher salt and cayenne pepper
- cut 3 thick slices of firm tomato and one thick slice of white onion per person, season generously with kosher salt
- peel, cut into slices, blanch and drain 1/2 large potato per person
- clean, cut in half, blanch, shock and drain 6 oz brussel sprouts per person
- saute steak to your preferred temperature, remove from pan, let meat rest at least 10 minutes
- saute potato slices in garlic oil until golden and crisp, season with kosher salt and cayenne pepper
- saute onion slice until caramelized
- when onion is almost done, add tomato slices to heat through
- in another pan, in 1 tblsp olive oil, saute finely diced salami and onion until onions are translucent
- add 1/2 tsp garlic paste and the Bruessel sprouts, saute until heated through
- plate the steak
- top the steak with onion slice
- top the onion with tomato slices
- add the potatoes to the plate, top the potatoes with the Brussel sprouts
- Bone-In Rib Eye With Sautéed Potatoes And Brussel Sprouts
- Bone-In Rib Eye With Sautéed Potatoes And Brussel Sprouts
- Bone-In Rib Eye With Sautéed Potatoes And Brussel Sprouts
- Bone-In Rib Eye With Sautéed Potatoes And Brussel Sprouts
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That’s a great looking steak!
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Gracie, Gino 🙂
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Thanks Stefan 🙂
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