This is definitely a favourite in our house. It is ideal as a Friday night treat for the two of us (recipe halved) but it has also proved to be an extremely popular meal for family and friends. If you want a more substantial meal, serve this with some fries or potato wedges, or I've even served it with some stuffed mushrooms, however I find it's also great by itself or with a nice green side salad.
{It's hard to give exact quantities for the sandwiches as it depends on how big you want them to be but for 4 people 1 quantity of cheat's aioli and 1 of the red onion marmalade will definitely be enough.}
2 steaks of your choice – I used strip loin but sirloin also works well
1 French baguette or similar bread of your choice
Olive oil
Cheat's aioli (or you could use garlic mayo)
Rocket leaves
Salt & pepper
Season the steaks with a little salt and pepper on each side. Heat a frying pan with a drizzle of olive oil then cook the steaks for 3 - 4 minutes per side for medium rare (or you could cook them on a BBQ like we do for the same amount of time). Transfer to a chopping board, cover loosely with tin foil then leave to rest for 10 minutes. Drizzle a little oil over the bread and toast for a few minutes until golden.
Wow. That looks Yum ! I am starving.
ReplyDeleteOoo this sandwich looks delicious and I LOVE your red onion marmalade, yummy!! :)
ReplyDeleteI LOVE the red onion marmalade with the steak - bet this sandwich tastes amazing!
ReplyDeletesandwich looks greed I love the idea of a red onion marmalade.
ReplyDeleteI like my beef a bit more 'well done' than that, but love the idea of the steak sandwich baguette.
ReplyDeleteThanks everyone! It really is a great flavour combination.
ReplyDeleteJanice - definitely cook the steak as you like - it will taste delicious anyway you like it!
Lynds, I think you are onto a winner with this one! Steak sandwich with red onion marmalade - truly delicious!
ReplyDeleteFantastic photos! Which camera do you use?
I love a good steak sandwich. the red onion marmalade sounds so good!
ReplyDeleteI really love red onion marmelade and almost every marmelade made with savory ingredients (for example red tomatoes, cucumber etc...)! :)
ReplyDeleteAnd this sandwich looks great!
The marmalade sounds phenomenal! Awesome sammich :) Buzzed
ReplyDeleteThat marmalade sounds amazing!! And the sandwich made me hungry!
ReplyDeleteThanks everyone!
ReplyDeleteMeLikeyUK - Im almost embarrassed to say that I use my Panasonic Lumix (DMC-FH22) the majority of the time, however I'm in the process of learning how to use my husband's camera which is a Canon Rebel XSi...I also bought the book Plate to Pixel so I now just need to find the time to read it along with the instructions manual of the camera and get some practice shots!
delicious, classic recipe. Thanks for sharing this. Top marks.
ReplyDeleteSimon
Look delicious,,
ReplyDeleteThank you for the recipe...