Entrecote Steak
March 26th, 2005I was trying to think of a meal to make at home, since I’ve been eating out so much lately, when I remembered the steaks I ate almost daily while in Paris a few years ago (at the brasseries). After a brief search on the web, I found a recipe that sounded pretty similar to what I remember. It’s quick to prepare and tastes pretty good.
- 2 sirloins (6-8 oz)
- Salt and pepper
- 6Tbsp unsalted butter — softened
- 2tsp parsley — minced
- 2 shallots — minced
- Sprinkle both sides of the steak with salt and pepper. Grill over a hot fire. While it is cooking, mix–over very low fire in a small pan, with a fork — the butter with the chopped herbs and shallot until creamy.
- Just before serving, place half the butter on two hot serving plates.
Place the cooked steaks on top and the rest of the butter on the top of the steaks. - Serve very hot (if you want it super authentic, serve with fresh fries)
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