Music troubles sorted I turned my attention to food. I was tired from last night's soiree and wanted something filling and comforting. What better way to satisfy both needs than steak and chips. I purchased the necessary ingredients and headed home. I was in the midst of planning out the evening's meal when I got a a call for work that evening. After so few shifts this month and a rescheduling of a few things I agreed. This meant that dinner plans became lunch.
I chopped up a sweet potato into wedges and popped them in the oven with some groundnut oil for around 40mins. I added in a halved tomato for the last ten minutes or so too. Meanwhile, once the steak had come to room temperature, I marinated the steak in sesame oil, soy sauce, seasoning, and a spicy blend of meat salt. It was a slightly odd combination but I'd run out of olive oil and thought I could try and give it a slightly eastern flavour with the sesame oil.
Over the years I've managed to learn to do a pretty good steak and found its all about the timings. I heated a dry griddle pan over a high heat for 5 minutes. Then added the steak, making sure the fat was kept close to the side so it too could cook. I let it cook for 2 and a half minutes on each side and then rested it for 10minutes. I popped it on a plate with a green salad, the wedges and tomato. Lunch was served.
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