Items Tagged With Steak

Indonesian Beef Satay
Written By: Administrator
2009-01-19 00:00:00

Getting together to watch and celebrate the inauguration? This is the perfect snack for any small gathering! Indonesian beef satay is simple, elegant and delicious. I really love the La Cense flank steak, it is wonderful marinated and stir fried too. This recipe really celebrates this steak and because of the turmeric and soy sauce it has an exciting deep flavor.


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Ulla's Kebabs Recipe
Written By: Administrator
2008-07-21 00:00:00

Grilled Teriyaki Kebabs with Zucchini and Onion

Ingredients:

1 packet of La Cense Grass-fed Beef Kebabs
1 large sweet onion, in quarters
1 zucchini cut into attractive pieces
3 tablespoon soy sauce
3 tablespoon mirin(rice wine) or sherry
1 teaspoon ginger, minced
1 glove garlic, minced
1 teaspoon honey
A dash or two of olive oil(optional)

Preparation: Mix soy sauce, mirin, ginger, garlic, honey and olive oil. Pour over kebabs, let kebabs marinate for at least an hour, the longer the better. Get the grill started! Because grass-fed beef cooks faster and tastes best when it is medium rare, I like to microwave the onions and zucchini for a minute before you assemble the kebabs just to give them a head start. It takes between 5 to 10 minutes to grill the kebabs on a medium heat---a meat thermometer is a great tool if you are learning how to cook grass-fed meat. I recommend cooking these kebabs to a medium rare with an internal temperature of 125, if you like it medium, 130 is ideal!

These kebabs are excellent served over rice. I sometimes drizzle a bit of sesame oil over the rice to add a nutty flavor .

This serves two people. Enjoy!



Steakhouse-Style Bone-In Tenderloin Filet
Written By: Ulla
2009-02-02 20:00:25

Betty Fussell said it best when she described the quintessential American steakhouse steak in her book Raising Steaks: The Life and Times of American Beef: "The loins are grilled on spits over roaring flames to produce a crust black as a merry widow corset, protecting a bordello pinker interior." Steakhouse's serve steak like it should be, almost charred on the outside and almost rare on the inside. I have tried to recreate the magic on my small stove and have found that preheating my broiler for 15 minutes before putting the steaks under the flame works wonders. Another tip is to only use thick steaks; this will ensure that the heat from the broiler will not over cook the steak. La Cense has just introduced a Bone-In Tenderloin Filet and it is perfect for broiling in this manner it is 12 oz!

Steakhouse-Style Bone in Tenderloin Filet


Ingredients:

Preparation: Salt and pepper the steak and rub with a bit of olive
oil. You want to bring the steaks to room temperature so let them sit
for half an hour before you broil them. Preheat the broiler for 15
minutes. You will need to broil the steaks for about 5 minutes on each
side but broilers vary greatly so use your discretion. Enjoy!
With Valentine's Day coming up this is a perfect dinner for two. Serve
it with creamed spinach and oven fried potatoes!






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