OK, so it’s not the lowest calorie of dishes, but in my
defence it has salad.
It’s a great alternative to hamburger for a meal for one –
with a side, say a cous-cous salad or the like.
This was a scratch meal, but obviously peppers and
mushrooms would be a great addition.
Also, chopped chives in the sauce would - I think - be great
Before making the minute steak, the main feature to the
meal is the buerre blank sauce – traditionally for fish or eggs (sort of an
easy hollandaise) it is great with steak.
It has a pinch more pepper than the traditional version,
and I really think chopped chives would really add to flavour and texture.
This makes EASILY enough for two people, and that’s heavy
use.
INGREDIENTS
Two shallots / One small onion chopped finely
Glass white wine – 100ml
25ml Lemon Juice
25ml White wine vinegar
170 grms butter
Tablespoon cream
Good pinch white pepper
Pinch salt.
Put the onions, wine, lemon juice and vinegar into a
saucepan.
Reduce until syrupy – about 5 or 7 minutes.
Add cream, salt, salt and pepper – boil for about a
minute.
Reduce the heat and add the butter bit by bit.
Use a whisk to blend in the butter, you are going for a
hollandaise style consistency.
Pass through a sieve and press –
In future I plan to add chopped chives after straining
Serve warm, good over fish and veg, I like it on the
steak.
You can keep in in a thermos until your ready to serve.
For the steak sarnie, put some mustard on a soft bap
I had some Cashel Blue cheese underneath – bloody great.
Some pan fried veg (I only had onions) on the steak, some
dressed mixed salad, eat.
Have cardiologist on speed dial, but it’s a winner.
Great with a glass of Claret.
Cashel Blue is indeed bloody great! lovely recipe.
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