Hearts of palm sounds old school but when paired with some endive, bitter greens, scallion, and lemon juice it turns an ordinary steak into one of those dinners you don’t want to end. You can use a tenderloin or chuck eye steak, either way cut them in half-length wise and pound lightly until they’re about a quarter inch thick. Then salt and pepper and cook for about a minute per side in a very hot skillet.
For the salad coarsely chop a drained can of hearts of palm, an endive, a large handful of either arugula or watercress, and a few finely chopped scallions. Toss together with extra virgin olive oil, fresh lemon juice, salt and pepper to taste, and serve piled high on top of your steaks.
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