kneading, and very tasty and crusty.
Based on the recipe from Artisan Bread in 5 minutes.
Based on the recipe from Artisan Bread in 5 minutes.
The best kosher 'steak' I have ever had!
Dry aged for 30 days, then marinated in evo oil, garlic, rosemary and thyme.
Marinated all day, then scraped off and seared - once coloured on all sides, the garlic/rosemary and thyme is placed back on the steak, stabbed with a meat thermometer and it goes into a hot oven for 30-40mins.
Removed from the oven when the thermometer read "rare" - keeping in mind that it retains a lot of heat, and gets hotter as it rests.
Rested for 15mins, then sliced across the grain.
AMAZING!
Served with rice, peas and my first attempt at gravy by whisking the
cooking juices (after removing most of the fat) with some flour and
water to get the right consostency.
Soften 1 onion and 5 cloves of garlic in a generous amount of
vegetable oil. Then add the de-seeded chillies and 1 capsicum, both
roughly chopped. When these are soft add 2 tbs tamarind paste, 2 tspns
fish sauce and brown sugar to taste (I used about 6 tbs).
Cook for another 10 mins then purée in a food processor.
One small bottle of Coke, tomato sauce, sweet chilli sauce,
worcestershire sauce, sambal olec, garlic, and red wine vinegar!
Pour over the ribs and bake at 210 degrees until browned and tender.