Rib-eye steak with Asian slaw
30 mins cooking time
Did you know that cooking a juicy, tender, rib-eye steak is easier than some might think? This recipe proves just that with the welcome pairing of Asian slaw – all in under 30 minutes. It brings steakhouse quality to your home, with a little Lurpak®, and the finishing touch of tangy mustard-soy sauce. So, strap on your apron, heat up your pan, and prepare to steak your claim to a fabulous dinner.
Rib-eye steak with Asian slaw
Did you know that cooking a juicy, tender, rib-eye steak is easier than some might think? This recipe proves just that with the welcome pairing of Asian slaw – all in under 30 minutes. It brings steakhouse quality to your home, with a little Lurpak®, and the finishing touch of tangy mustard-soy sauce. So, strap on your apron, heat up your pan, and prepare to steak your claim to a fabulous dinner.
Did you know that cooking a juicy, tender, rib-eye steak is easier than some might think? This recipe proves just that with the welcome pairing of Asian slaw – all in under 30 minutes. It brings steakhouse quality to your home, with a little Lurpak®, and the finishing touch of tangy mustard-soy sauce. So, strap on your apron, heat up your pan, and prepare to steak your claim to a fabulous dinner.
Method
For the Asian slaw
1
Mix all the ingredients together, apart from the spring onions and put aside.
For the steak
1
On a piece of baking paper, drizzle some oil, season with salt and black pepper, and coat the steaks in the seasoned oil.
TIP
Look for rib-eye steaks with good marbling, which are the white flecks of fat throughout the meat. This fat melts during cooking, adding flavour and juiciness to the steak. A bright, cherry-red colour is also a good indicator of freshness.
2
Heat a non-stick frying pan and cook the steaks on each side. As a rough guide:
2 minutes on each side for rare,
2½ minutes on each side for medium-rare,
3 minutes on each side for medium,
3½ minutes on each side for medium well.
3
Add a knob of Lurpak® butter to the pan 30 seconds before the end. Remove and cover in foil and allow to rest while making the sauce.
TIP
Let your steak rest for 5 to 10 minutes after cooking, covered loosely with foil. This allows the juices to redistribute throughout the meat, ensuring that it is as juicy as possible.
For the sauce
1
Stir the mustard, soy, and vinegar together.
2
Add shallot to a saucepan with the water and rice vinegar and cook over low heat until the water has reduced to about a couple of tablespoons.
3
Stir in the cream and gradually swirl in the butter, a little at a time. To finish, stir in the soy mustard mixture.
4
Serve the rib eye steaks with the sauce, Asian coleslaw, and any meat juices, and finish with chopped spring onions.