Outrageously opulent and incredibly delicious. This is a celebration of steak that brings a bit of Trullo magic to your home.
Outrageously opulent and incredibly delicious. This is a celebration of steak that brings a bit of Trullo magic to your home.
Such a mighty steak deserves a mighty garnish, and here, in peppercorn sauce and triple-cooked chips, we have two of the mightiest steak garnishes going.
Essentially a large ribeye steak on the bone, this tomahawk is the perfect cut to cook over coals. The smoke and fat combine to produce a little bit of magic.
Pair one of the great bistro steaks with this dynamic butter — made with slow-roasted tomatoes, bone marrow, softened shallots, tarragon, and green peppercorns.
Glorious rump steak, plus bread and garlic, both cooked in beef fat…sounds good, right?
A thick-cut steak from the sirloin, with a solid covering of fat, is a perfect sharer. Offer it up with a sumptuous combo of creamy beans and tangy radicchio.
The bone marrow butter is a little bit of work, but makes for a great steak accompaniment. If you wanted to double up the recipe, it freezes very well.
I think you will find this steak a bit of a revelation. Paired with a punchy anchovy and caper mayonnaise, this makes for a quick and relatively easy supper.
Elevate any special occasion with this chateaubriand recipe – a renowned steak paired with an equally revered sauce and delicious triple-cooked chips. It’s a match made in heaven.
My cote de boeuf recipe, paired with the southern Italian salmoriglio sauce, is quite possibly my favourite way to dress this delicious cut of beef. On hot summer days, it’s far preferable to a heavy peppercorn or mushroom sauce. The aroma of a cote de boeuf sizzling over wood, topped with freshly pounded salmoriglio, is pure heaven!
Andy Oliver from the acclaimed Thai restaurant Som Saa in Spitalfields, provides a delicious recipe using Swaledale dry aged rump steak. A salad that will warm your cockles and one that plays to the rump’s ability to handle big and fresh flavours…