I made this dish on a whim and it turned out delicious.
I had a piece of rib-eye steak in the refrigerator and decided to do something fun with it.
In a small saucer, I made a reduction with sauteed red onions (in grapeseed oil, but you can use vegetable or canola), low sodium soy sauce, Mirin, rice vinegar, fish sauce a pinch of brown sugar and a small star anise. I did not measure the doses, but I was careful not to use too much of the vinegar and fish sauce. I cooked the mixture down until thick and set aside.
I seasoned each end with Chinese five spice, Himalayan sea salt, and freshly ground black pepper.
I seared both sides and then sliced on a cutting board, plated with the soy reduction on top, and served with miso and ginger glazed snow-peas, baby green dollops, and onion rosettes.
And voila', flavorful fun on plate.
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I had a piece of rib-eye steak in the refrigerator and decided to do something fun with it.
In a small saucer, I made a reduction with sauteed red onions (in grapeseed oil, but you can use vegetable or canola), low sodium soy sauce, Mirin, rice vinegar, fish sauce a pinch of brown sugar and a small star anise. I did not measure the doses, but I was careful not to use too much of the vinegar and fish sauce. I cooked the mixture down until thick and set aside.
I seasoned each end with Chinese five spice, Himalayan sea salt, and freshly ground black pepper.
I seared both sides and then sliced on a cutting board, plated with the soy reduction on top, and served with miso and ginger glazed snow-peas, baby green dollops, and onion rosettes.
And voila', flavorful fun on plate.
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