As I mentioned, we are in the midst of moving, so most of our meals are really simple/quick right now. These aren't extensive recipes with a long list of ingredients, just simple guidelines. The cast iron steak is based on a NYT recipe that’s basically fool proof. Feel free to jazz up the components if you have the time.
You can barely see it in the corner of the picture, but I made an incredibly simple sauce to have with the potatoes and steak. I mixed a little bit of Extra Virgin Olive Oil, Dijon mustard, Whole grain mustard, and crushed 2 cloves of garlic (it was delicious). Happy eating!
I also feel like it’s worth mentioning that I made this before we were in the heart of moving. Now that we’re further along, our “meals” have downgraded...Jordan and I split a box of crackers for brunch yesterday. Just wanted to be honest in case you for some reason thought I had everything together! 😉
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Cast Iron Steak
Grassfed steak (we usually buy NY Strip or a boneless ribeye)
½ Tbsp grassfed butter
Himalayan salt
Take steak out of fridge ~one hour before cooking so that it reaches room temperature. Pat steak dry
Heat cast iron to high
Salt cast iron with coarse grain salt (coat whole pan)
Add steak to skillet, cook for 1 min
After the first min, flip steak every 30 seconds for ~5-6 mins, or until internal temp reaches ~125 for med rare
Remove the steak heat and place on a cutting board. Add a pat of butter and tent steak in foil for ~5 mins. Slice steak and add a dash of coarse salt.
Garlic Smashed Potatoes
~1 lb baby Yukon Gold potatoes
~1 Tbsp avocado oil
salt and pepper
garlic granules
Preheat oven to 400
Bring large pot of water to boil
Add potatoes and boil for ~15 mins until fork tender
Drain potatoes and lay out on a lined baking pan. Smash potatoes with a mason jar or heavy bottom pan so they’re flattened, but still in one piece
Drizzle avocado oil over potatoes and liberally season with salt and pepper
Bake for ~15 mins
Remove from oven, season with a dash of garlic powder
Flip potatoes and bake for another 5-10 mins, when the potatoes are crispy and golden brown
Crispy Kale
~1 head of curly kale, finely chopped
~1 tsp Extra Virgin Olive Oil
Salt and Pepper
Garlic granules
Red Pepper flakes
Heat large cast iron pan to medium high heat
Add a small amount of avocado oil, only enough to thinly coat the pan.
When oil is heated, add kale and let it get crisp and slightly browned before tossing/mixing
Mix kale once or twice, the kale should be bright green and have crispy edges. You don’t want to overcook! Remove after ~4 mins
Season with salt, pepper, and a dash of garlic salt and red pepper flakes
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