Thai Beef Salad
Seared hanger steak with fresh herbs, toasted rice powder, and a spicy Thai dressing
FR
- Préparation
- 15m
- Cuisson
- 10m
- Étapes
- 10
- Portions
- 2
- Difficulté
- Facile
Réalisation
- Étape 1Season the steak
Salt the hanger steak generously. For best results, salt it a day in advance and let it sit uncovered in the refrigerator overnight to season from within and dry the outside for a better crust.
NoteIf you don't have time, salting 30 minutes before cooking still helps.
steaksel - Étape 2Sear the steak
Heat a pan over high heat and sear the hanger steak on both sides until a deep crust forms and the steak reaches medium doneness.
NoteHanger steak is best cooked to medium for tenderness.
steak - Étape 3Rest the steak
Remove the steak from the pan and let it rest while you prepare the dressing.
steak - Étape 4Toast the garlic
In the same pan, toast the garlic until golden and fragrant, picking up the fond from the steak.
ail - Étape 5Make the dressing
In a bowl, combine the toasted garlic, lime juice, fish sauce, sugar, and Thai chilies. Mix well.
NoteAdd more chilies if you like extra heat.
ailjus de citron vertsauce de poissonsucrepiment - Étape 6Add shallots
Toss the sliced shallots into the dressing and mix.
échalote - Étape 7Assemble the salad base
Add the tomatoes, cucumbers, cilantro, mint, and basil to a large bowl with the dressing.
tomate ceriseconcombrecoriandrementhebasilic - Étape 8Slice the steak
Slice the rested steak thinly against the grain.
NoteSlicing against the grain keeps the meat tender.
steak - Étape 9Add steak and rice powder
Add the sliced steak to the salad and sprinkle toasted rice powder over the top. Toss gently to coat everything in the dressing.
steakfarine de riz - Étape 10Serve
Plate the salad and enjoy immediately while the steak is warm.
