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Father's Day Garlic Steak with Garlic Confit - Oh, Daddy!
Posted on Rabu, 15 Juni 2011 by TEAM
If your dad is a fan of garlic, this garlic steak with garlic confit will surely put a smile on his face. And not just any kind of smile; one of those, "maybe they really do love and appreciate me, and aren't just pretending so I continue to work like a dog so they can have food and shelter. One of those smiles.
I have nothing against mothers, in fact, if it wasn't for them, most of us wouldn't be here. But, when it comes to Mother's Day vs. Father's Day foods, I have to lean towards the dad. You know, less artsy, more fartsy. When I think Mother's Day, I think flowers, fancy brunches, and maybe a couple Mimosas. Father's Day is more like a bad tie, a sizzling steak on the grill, and a few cans of domestic beer.
Speaking of bad ties, do the old man a favor, and don't get him one this year, and instead use that money to go to a real butcher and get an expensive, nicely marbled piece of beef. As I mentioned in the video, I was forced to use a couple unremarkable supermarket steaks, which came out pretty well, but try and treat dad to something a little more special.
I will be post a longer more detailed recipe for the garlic confit, but it really is quite a simple matter � cover the cloves in olive oil, and cook on very low until soft and sweet � and do NOT discard the oil, keep it refrigerated and we'll use it on some upcoming stuff. Enjoy!
Ingredients:
2 NY Strip Steaks
8 cloves crushed garlic
1 tablespoon olive oil
1 tablespoon olive oil
salt and fresh ground black pepper to taste
1 1/2 tablespoon good aged balsamic
confit garlic cloves, as needed
Category Article Beef, Grill Recipes
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