A foolproof technique for achieving a golden-crusted, juicy sirloin steak basted in aromatic herbs and butter—perfect for steak night at home.
Ingredients
Beef:
1.8kg MSA-graded striploins (3–4cm thick), also known as sirloin, New York cut, or porterhouse
Other Ingredients:
Sea salt and freshly cracked black pepper, to season
40g olive oil
50g thyme, tied in a bundle with string
50g thyme leaves, picked and chopped
250g flat-leaf parsley, finely chopped
250g butter, cubed
40g garlic cloves, lightly crushed
Serving Suggestions:
Potato gratin Watercress and radish salad
Method
Bring steak to room temperature prior to cooking.Season with salt and pepper on all sides.Brush Steak with oil using a herb brush.
Heat a frying pan over high heat, place steak fat side down to render the fat.Turn onto presentation side.Cook for 2 ½ – 3 ½ minutes, to produce a good crust (Juices will start to come up from the other side of the steak).Turn and cook for a further 2 ½ - 3 ½ minutes, adding butter, thyme, parsley and smashed garlic.Baste steak to enhance flavour.
Remove steak, rest for half the cooking time.Serve with potato gratin and salad.
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