GRILLED SIRLOIN STEAK WITHMUSHROOM PEPPERCORN CREAM

GRILLED SIRLOIN STEAK WITHMUSHROOM PEPPERCORN CREAM

Recipe by brahimkarCourse: Uncategorized
Servings

4

servings
Prep time

30

minutes
Cooking time

25

minutes
Calories

180

kcal

Ingredients

  • 10 x 250g sirloin steaks
    250g garlic clove, crushed
    6g salt
    6g black pepper, coarse ground
    100g wholegrain mustard
    20g rosemary, chopped
    20g thyme, chopped
    20g Selati White Sugar
    200ml olive oil
    200g Marvello Multipurpose Fat
    Spread
    FOR THE MUSHROOM
    PEPPERCORN CREAM:
    350g mushrooms
    100g Marvello Butter Flavoured
    Spread
    300g onions, finely chopped
    50g Selati White Sugar
    20g garlic crushed
    10g paprika
    1,2 litres Meadowland Classique
    50ml soy sauce
    20g thyme, chopped
    FOR THE POTATO WEDGES:
    2kg potatoes, cut into even wedges
    100ml oil
    500ml water
    10g rosemary
    10g salt
    2g black pepper – light grind
    300g lemons, cut into quarters
    100g Marvello Multipurpose Fat
    Spread

Directions

  • Place all potato wedges in a roasting pan and season
    with the balance of the ingredients, fat and water.
    Cover with foil and bake in preheated oven of 180˚C.
    Once tender, remove foil, toss with remaining pan
    juices and roast open for colour.
    SAUCE:
    In a saucepan, melt Marvello Butter Flavoured Spread
    on low. Braise onions until translucent and soft with
    sugar.
    Add garlic and mushrooms, paprika, thyme and cook
    until soft.
    Season with soy sauce and pepper. Finish with
    Meadowland Classique.
    Simmer on a low heat to infuse the cream not boil it.
    STEAK:
    Chop herbs and mix into mustard with garlic and
    sugar.
    Brush steaks with olive oil and season with pepper
    and salt.
    Place steaks on hot skillet or grill for 2-3 minutes on
    either side. Brush with herbed mustard, top with a
    block of spread and bake in oven until required
    doneness.
    Use a meat thermometer for accuracy – resting before
    serving is recommended.

Notes

  • you’r welcome

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