This was supposed to be part of our recent anniversary dinner for my wife and I this past weekend. Ann ended up being sick the whole weekend and is just now starting to recover so while I had steak for dinner on Sunday she had chicken soup.
I had an idea for a steak preparation that I have not seen done before. I am not saying it has never been done before, if it has I have just not come across it.
When we buy steak we usually just buy a really thick Ribeye or New York Strip and cut it half. Not only does this save money but you also get a smaller portion so while I cannot say it is healthy, it is better for you than a whole steak. The trick is to find a really thick cut of steak with even marbling throughout, unless you really enjoy fat. Speaking of fat and healthy my idea for this steak was to coat it in Duck Fat.
What is duck fat ? Duck fat is the rendered fat, usually from a duck breast that is primarily used in making duck confit.
I seasoned the steak with salt and pepper and grilled till it was medium. I was going for medium rare but this one cooked a little fast. I threw some green onions on the grill to get a light char and start to caramelize the natural sugar in them.
I paired the steak with some Monterey Jack cheesy grits that I spread thinly across the plate and the grilled green onions/scallions.

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