BBQ Teriyaki Skirt Steak Recipe with Chimichurri Sauce
Chef Jason Glover of Dads That Cook Grills a BBQ Teriyaki Skirt Steak with an easy Chimichurri Sauce.
Hey it's Jason Glover, Dad's That Cook. Got a skirt steak that we're gonna make today. I'm gonna show you how to marinate that up real quick.
Garlic. So you squish those guys in there like that, right? That's how you get the peel off, and you start peeling these bad boys. You grab your garlic cloves, and we're just gonna do a nice quick easy chop. We're gonna throw that into the bowl.
Now, we're gonna get a little bit of ginger. You're gonna slice along here in the ginger. You're just gonna cut the ends off. We're just gonna take a little bit of this, because ginger is very spicy, can be very spicy. We're gonna cut a little piece like that, a little piece like that, and a little piece like that. And we'll cut along, kind of julienne style a little bit here. And then we'll just fine chop that, do some nice fine little chop. I'll put that much in. Ah I'll put the rest in, I like ginger.
We're gonna put some pepper in, about a teaspoon or a tablespoon of that. Mustard. You don't wanna go crazy on it, you're just gonna put in probably about a tablespoon or so. I like brown sugar, and brown sugar in this is awesome. Maybe two little handfuls of brown sugar. Got the soy sauce, half a cup to quarter of a cup. So see how it's getting nice and saucy like that. Because this is your marinade.
So now I'm gonna take my skirt steak and we're just gonna put it right into a Ziploc bag. And I just dump it right in there. Zip it up, and then we massage it in. Stick that in the refrigerator for a little while, maybe for a couple hours. If you do this overnight it's even better. So we'll just slap that into the fridge somewhere. Doesn't matter, right?
And so with the skirt steak we're gonna add a little chimichurri sauce for afterward. Couple of garlic cloves, real simple. You just crush those down like that. Get yourself a little peel. We're just gonna put that in here like so, and the rest of it's just gonna go right into the food processor thing.
Now we've got some Italian parsley, you're gonna need about a cup of that. So we're just gonna shave that off like that. See how you use your knife, and you just kind of shave it off like so. Now they want a nice compact cup of that, so squeeze it, nice handful. That's pretty good. We're gonna shove that in there.
Cilantro. About a quarter of a cup. I'm just gonna take this, go by flavor. Little half a teaspoon of salt. Typically I would just pinch it. About a half teaspoon of some ground cumin. So now we got some red pepper. I'm gonna go just about there.
Don't go overboard on your vinegar, it'll taste like yuck if you put too much in. About a third of a cup, right there. About a half a cup of olive oil. And we just throw that in there.
Cap on it, and we're just gonna stick it in here. And you're gonna wanna put it in a bowl and let it get to room temperature, so that way it's at a nice happy temperature when you're dipping in all that good stuff.
We want to take our skirt steak out of the refrigerator because you want it to kind of get to room temperature, you don't want to put it on cold, it won't be good. Just lay it out. Look at that, tasty madness. Anyway, so leave that out, let it get to room temperature and you're golden.
Now we're on the grill we're gonna start showing what's going on. So I've got my temperature at about 375. You're not gonna leave this alone because you don't want it to overcook. Look at that, look at that juice flying off of that. Oh yeah. That's only gonna take about six minutes or so, then we're done. We're gonna take the whole thing, flip that bad boy over, look at that. That's what we're talking about. Let's move over here to some nice fresh barbecue area. And you gotta get a little juice tray on your cutting board. This is super important. I'm gonna let it sit for a little while. Oh yeah. That's gonna be a party in my mouth.
See the juice? Look at that. See it's catching, the juice is catching along the juice tray here. Look at that. Oh my god. Look at that. Look at that. So I'm just gonna take a little bit, this is just a little bit for me. Let's get a little chimichurri, just a little chimichurri on it. I'm gonna go in for the steak because that's my happiness. Oh my god.
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Steak with Teriyaki Glaze Ingredients:
1 lb. Ribeye steak, 1” thick (You can use sir-loin, NewYork strip, filet mignon, flat iron, skirt steak and etc.)
1 tsp. Black pepper
1 Tbs. Cooking oil (high smoke point such as canola, sunflower seeds, vegetables, peanut and etc)
2 Cloves garlic, crushed
1 Tbs. Butter
For Teriyaki Glaze
2 Tbs. Soy sauce
2 Tbs. Mirin
2 Tbs. Sake (Rice wine)
1 Tbs. Sugar
Wasabi to taste
Instant Pot Teriyaki Flank Steak
Right out of the Instant Pot, this braised steak tastes like good, satisfying teriyaki. It's got lots of onions, garlic, ginger, and mushrooms, plus the classic taste of one of our favorite sauces. Here's a tip: the recipe will be significantly improved if you up your soy sauce game. Look for better bottlings in the Asian aisle of North American supermarkets or at Asian markets anywhere.
Don't pull of shred the flank steak. Instead, cut it into chunks after cooking for that the dish is still a knife-and-fork affair at the table.
If you want a bigger meal, serve it over cooked and drained soba noodles--and garnish the servings with more toasted sesame oil or even white sesame seeds and minced scallion.
Here are the ingredients:
2 tablespoons toasted sesame oil or peanut oil
One 2- (or even 2 1/2-) pound beef flank steak, cut in half widthwise
I medium yellow or white onion, roughly chopped; or 10 medium scallions, trimmed and cut into 2-inch segments
8 ounces shiitake mushrooms, the stems removed and discarded, the caps thinly sliced
2 tablespoons minced peeled fresh ginger
2 teaspoons minced garlic
1 1/2 cups beef or chicken broth
2 tablespoons soy sauce
2 tablespoons dark brown sugar
4 medium carrots, peeled and cut into 1-inch segments; or 1 pound baby carrots
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