Seared steaks with fresh salmoriglio and potato slices is a moderately adventurous yet easy recipe. Rare seared steak can be neatly cut into slices, making this dish perfect for sharing. This simple meal is fit for royalty, as seared steak is reportedly the hands-down favourite of the Duke of Edinburgh.
Serves 4
Takes 10 minutes to make, 10-16 minutes on the barbecue
Per serving:
826kcals
41.5g fat (9.8g saturated)
75.5g protein
39.5g carbs
1.5g sugar
1.8g salt
1. Make the salmoriglio. Using a pestle and mortar, pound your choice of herb, garlic and sea salt until it's a paste. Alternatively use a mini processor to blend the herb, garlic and salt together. Add the lemon juice, then slowly pour in the olive oil, stirring well. Season well with freshly ground black pepper. It should look a little like pesto. Set aside to allow the flavours to develop.
This recipe is best suited to a big barbecue as it needs space. You can cook the steaks and potatoes on a griddle pan, following the same cooking times, but you'll have to do them in batches and keep them warm in an oven. Cook the steaks last.
2. Meanwhile, cut the unpeeled potatoes into slices about 1cm thick. Put into a large bowl, drizzle with some vegetable oil and toss until well coated. Brush the cooking grate with oil. Arrange the potatoes directly over a medium heat source – leaving plenty of room for the steaks – and cook for 2-4 minutes.
3. Add the steaks to the grill and cook for 8-10 minutes, turning both the steaks and potatoes once. Cook the steaks for an extra 1-2 minutes if you like them well done. Arrange the steaks on a platter and surround with the potatoes. Spoon the salmoriglio over the steaks and serve with a green salad.
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