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Bulgogi Skirt Steak
Bulgogi Skirt Steak
Ingredients:
1 lb skirt steak: ½Tbsp sesame oil: 4 scallions, white and green parts separated and chopped:
No cut of beef packs more flavor for less money than skirt. The The toasted notes of sesame oil play a pivotal role in many Asian The beauty of scallions is that a single 99-cent bunch gives you
acidic marinade help break down tough muscle fibers, turning skirt cuisines.Try a splash in your next stir fry, or combine 2 parts soy two unique components to play with: the sharp, oniony whites at
steak into an ideal cut of tender, beefy goodness. If you can't find sauce with 1 part each sesame oil and rice wine vinegar for an all- the base, best for cooking process, and the mild green tops, best
skirt, try flank steak. purpose dipping sauce. for garnishing.
You'll Also Need:
4 cloves garlic, minced
2 Tbsp soy sauce
1 Tbsp rice wine vinegar
2 Tbsp brown sugar
½ Tbsp sesame seeds + additional for garnish
Ground black pepper to taste
In a strange turn of events, Korean-Mexican cuisine has helped fuel the recent American street food craze. And no
Kore-Mex-fusion food truck would be complete without a roster of bulgogi-fueled treats. We suggest using any
leftovers to make one or more of them.
• Quesadilla: Top a flour tortilla with shredded jack cheese, chopped scallions, and bulgogi. Fold and toast in a pan.
• Tacos: Combine bulgogi, sesame seeds, and a spoonful of kimchi (fermented cabbage) in warm corn tortillas.
• Sliders: Combine sliced bulgogi, cucumbers, and chili sauce on small buns slathered with hoisin sauce.
How to Make It:
• Combine the skirt steak, sesame oil, garlic, soy sauce, vinegar, brown sugar, sesame
seeds, scallion whites, and a few pinches of pepper in a sealable plastic bag.
Marinate in the refrigerator for at least 2 hours and up to 12.
• Preheat a grill. When it is very hot, remove the steak from the marinade and place it
on the grill. Cook until it is lightly charred on the outside but still tender through, about
3 minutes per side. Let the beef rest for at least 5 minutes before slicing it thinly
across the natural grain of the meat. Serve it garnished with sesame seeds and scallion
greens and alongside steamed rice and grilled vegetables. Makes 4 servings.
Ever eaten any blackened food that wasn’t delicious (besides
those steaks your dad scorches every year at the Fourth of
July barbecue)? Neither have we. Consider it a bonus that
blackening is actually an incredibly healthy way of cooking,
giving the fish or meat a body armor of potent disease-
fighting antioxidants in the form of tantalizing spices. Truth
be told, the flavored butter here is the icing on the cake; if
you have a great piece of fresh fish, just coat it with a bit of
blackening spice, follow the cooking instructions, and maybe
squeeze a lemon over the top.
Blackened Tilapia with Garlic-Lime Butter
Main
Ingredients:
1 lb skirt steak: ½Tbsp sesame oil: 4 scallions, white and green parts separated and chopped:
No cut of beef packs more flavor for less money than skirt. The The toasted notes of sesame oil play a pivotal role in many Asian The beauty of scallions is that a single 99-cent bunch gives you
acidic marinade help break down tough muscle fibers, turning skirt cuisines.Try a splash in your next stir fry, or combine 2 parts soy two unique components to play with: the sharp, oniony whites at
steak into an ideal cut of tender, beefy goodness. If you can't find sauce with 1 part each sesame oil and rice wine vinegar for an all- the base, best for cooking process, and the mild green tops, best
skirt, try flank steak. purpose dipping sauce. for garnishing.
You'll Also Need:
4 cloves garlic, minced
2 Tbsp soy sauce
1 Tbsp rice wine vinegar
2 Tbsp brown sugar
½ Tbsp sesame seeds + additional for garnish
Ground black pepper to taste
In a strange turn of events, Korean-Mexican cuisine has helped fuel the recent American street food craze. And no
Kore-Mex-fusion food truck would be complete without a roster of bulgogi-fueled treats. We suggest using any
leftovers to make one or more of them.
• Quesadilla: Top a flour tortilla with shredded jack cheese, chopped scallions, and bulgogi. Fold and toast in a pan.
• Tacos: Combine bulgogi, sesame seeds, and a spoonful of kimchi (fermented cabbage) in warm corn tortillas.
• Sliders: Combine sliced bulgogi, cucumbers, and chili sauce on small buns slathered with hoisin sauce.
How to Make It:
• Combine the skirt steak, sesame oil, garlic, soy sauce, vinegar, brown sugar, sesame
seeds, scallion whites, and a few pinches of pepper in a sealable plastic bag.
Marinate in the refrigerator for at least 2 hours and up to 12.
• Preheat a grill. When it is very hot, remove the steak from the marinade and place it
on the grill. Cook until it is lightly charred on the outside but still tender through, about
3 minutes per side. Let the beef rest for at least 5 minutes before slicing it thinly
across the natural grain of the meat. Serve it garnished with sesame seeds and scallion
greens and alongside steamed rice and grilled vegetables. Makes 4 servings.
Ever eaten any blackened food that wasn’t delicious (besides
those steaks your dad scorches every year at the Fourth of
July barbecue)? Neither have we. Consider it a bonus that
blackening is actually an incredibly healthy way of cooking,
giving the fish or meat a body armor of potent disease-
fighting antioxidants in the form of tantalizing spices. Truth
be told, the flavored butter here is the icing on the cake; if
you have a great piece of fresh fish, just coat it with a bit of
blackening spice, follow the cooking instructions, and maybe
squeeze a lemon over the top.
Blackened Tilapia with Garlic-Lime Butter
Main
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