Pan-Seared Aussie Striploin and Broccoli Salad with Black Pepper Garlic Teriyaki Sauce
Prep time
25Min
Cook time
1Hr
Technique
Pan Fry / Saute, Sear
Meat
Beef
Cut
Striploin
Serves
1
Aussie Striploin Steak pan-seared to perfection alongside a charred Broccoli Salad, deep-fried wedges and topped with flavourful Garlic Black Pepper Teriyaki Sauce to tie the dish together.
Ingredients
150 gm Chilled halal Australian Beef Striploin Steak
½ gm Sea salt flakes
0.2 gm Paprika powder
80 gm Broccoli, steak cut
30 gm Cherry tomatoes
15 ml Canola oil
60 gm Russet potato, peeled, cut into wedges
1000 ml Oil for deep frying
Salt and pepper for seasoning
Garlic Black Pepper Teriyaki Sauce
20 ml Kikkoman black pepper teriyaki sauce
5 gm Garlic, peeled
2 gm Cracked black pepper
8 ml Water
Method
Steam the potato wedges till soft but still firm. Put it into the freezer to freeze for 30 minutes.
To make the sauce: Saute garlic in oil, when fragrant, add in Teriyaki sauce. Add water to dilute the sauce. Stir till combined. Keep aside.
Season Striploin with salt, pepper and paprika powder.
In a medium hot pan with oil, panfry broccoli steak till done. Add in cherry tomatoes midway cooking broccoli. Season.
Take out potato wedges from the freezer and directly deep fry at 170°C till golden colour. When done, take it out to pat dry. Season with salt.
In a medium hot pan, add some oil. Place the striploin on the pan to sear one side for 3 minutes. Turn over to sear other side for another 3 minutes.
Take it out from the pan onto a plate and rest the steak for 5 minutes.
To serve, place broccoli and tomatoes onto a plate. Quickly deepfry the potato wedges again to ensure crispness.
Place the Striploin steak with the plated vegetables.
Reheat the sauce and pour some over the steak. Serve immediately.
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