There's something about this simple combination. It's a sauce that David serves over steak- in this case a bison flank steak. Chopped jalapeños, cherry tomatoes and garlic go into a hot pan with the steak. The steak sears and cooks for a few minutes and is removed from the pan. What remains is stirred around a bit and then moved to a blender with some red wine vinegar (or sherry), olive oil, salt and pepper. Pulse a few times. Done. And it was soooo good.
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Chopped jalapeños, cherry tomatoes, garlic |
Sorry, no pic of the final product, but it was the aroma after this particular stage that was so wildly sweet and spicy and delicious. I think something was honestly wrong with me.
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