Grilled bavette with braised courgettes and gremolata
This Mediterranean-inspired main pairs juicy bavette steak with courgette, chilli and a punchy herb gremolata. Cook the meat in a griddle pan or on the barbecue.
Ingredients
- Dijon mustard2 სუფრის-კოვზი
- Marjoram1 სუფრის-კოვზი
- garlic clove4 კბილი
- Shallot1 ცალი
- Lemon½ ცალი
- Olive Oil4 სუფრის-კოვზი
- Black Pepper½ ჩაის-კოვზი
- Chilli1 ცალი
- Fennel seeds2 ჩაის-კოვზი
- Balsamic vinegar1 სუფრის-კოვზი
- Butter1 სუფრის-კოვზი
Instructions
6 steps- 1
To make the gremolata, mix all the ingredients together and season well. Leave for an hour to let the flavours intensify.
- 2
To make the bavette, start by placing the steaks in a bowl and drizzling over the extra virgin olive oil. Season well and add half of the chilli, half of the garlic, the fennel seeds, balsamic vinegar and the mint stalks. Massage the meat with the marinade, then cover and leave to marinate for at least 3 hours or overnight.
- 3
Preheat a ridged, cast iron griddle pan over a medium heat - you want this pan to be nice and hot for when you come to cook the meat. Alternatively, prepare your barbecue.
- 4
Place a large sauté pan over a medium heat and pour in a drizzle of olive oil with the butter. When the pan is hot, add the remaining garlic and chilli and soften gently before adding the courgette slices. Season well, then cook the courgettes gently but quickly until softened and still green. Add the mint leaves and lemon juice and keep warm until ready to serve.
- 5
Drain the beef from the marinade and season, then place on the hot griddle pan or barbecue. Cook for 3-4 minutes on each side or until the surface is caramelised; the meat will be pink inside. Leave to rest in a warm spot for 5 minutes.
- 6
To serve, arrange the courgettes on plates. Slice the steaks into thin slices and place on top. Spoon over the gremolata and serve.
Nutrition
1 serving ≈ 275 g
Nutrition values are estimates. - means data is unavailable.
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