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+4505 Flank Steak
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+Prep Time: 45 minutes plus sitting overnight
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+Cook Time: 10-24 minutes
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+Total Time: 1 hour 15 minutes
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+Yield: 1-3 lb
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+Ingredients:
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+1 Beef flank steak (AKA Bavette)
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+For the 4505 Rub:
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+2 ½ tsp Peppercorn
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+1 tsp cumin
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+1 tsp curry powder
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+1 tsp coriander
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+1 tsp fennel powder
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+¼ Tbs Schechun peppercorn
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+½ Tbs mustard seed
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+½ tsp ginger powder
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+½ Tbs Pimenton
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+1 ½ Tbs brown sugar
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+1 1/3 Tbs salt
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+Cooking Directions:
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+Mix all dry rub ingredients together thoroughly.
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+Remember it is called a rub, not a pat, and get the spices into all the nooks of the meat.
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+Let meat sit at least an hour, overnight is even better.
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+Get meat to room temperature.
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+If you are grilling, get the grill very hot and cook about five minutes on each side for a rare flank (rare is the best, for this cut, in my opinion). Cook eight to twelve minutes a side for medium to well. You can always use the old ‘hand trick’ to test doneness of meat by feel, so you don’t have to hack into it (here is a link to a good explanation of this trick.)
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+If you are cooking the flank in a pan, coat the pan with oil to smoking point and then cook the same way as you would on the grill.
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+Let the meat rest a few minutes to seal in juices.
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+Slice and serve.
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