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20th Dec 2016

Pimped to the max 10 minute steak sambos

niallharbison

Ingredients
  • Fillet steak
  • Good bread
  • Blue cheese
  • Thyme
  • Creme fraiche
  • Onion
  • Mushrooms
  • Butter

People seem to think for some reason that they can only eat things like steak sandwiches and other fancy dishes in restaurants or cafes but I wanted to prove that completely wrong today. These are not only the most simple steak sambos you’ll ever make but they are ready in less than 10 minutes and they taste absolutely whopper. Give them a lash you have no idea how good these are!

Instructions

Step 1

The one thing I’ll say here is don’t be a tight arse with the steak, bread or blue cheese. Go big or go home on this one


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Step 2

Take the stalks out of the mushrooms and chop the bastards up into the smallest pieces you possibly can


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Step 3

Peel the whole onion and do the exact same thing with with that. Smaller the better


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Step 4

Peel the teeney weeney little leaves away from the stalks of the thyme. Give it a little sniff. Insane


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Step 5

Lash on a good big frying pan. Biggest one you have and over a medium to high heat add in the onions, thyme and mushrooms.


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Step 6

A good french style baguette from a local bakery will work best for this. Cut it at an angle to be all fancy and shit


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Step 7

Cut the same amounts of bread as you have pieces of steak. Smart eh?


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Step 8

Lash the creme fraiche into a bowl


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Step 9

Take the skin off the blue cheese and lash it in


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Step 10

Nice big sprinkle of black pepper and then it is time to beat the shit out of it with a whisk until it is super smooth


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Step 11

At this stage the mushrooms and onions will be browning up nicely. Lash in a good knob of butter


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Step 12

While that cooks out season up the steak with salt pepper and some oil. Ask the butcher to cut you strips of fillet for steak so as he does all the hard work.


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Step 13

Move the mushrooms over to one side. Chefs call this stuff duxelle but thats just to scare you. Its mushrooms and onions to me and you pal


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Step 14

Lash int he bread with a little butter and let it brown up and soak all the flavours up into it. About a minute on each side. Then set that to one side and whack the pan back on.


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Step 15

You want it to be nuclear hot. That means every smoke alarm in the house going off and smoke everywhere. Hotter then better than lash in the steak


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Step 16

Now this shouldn’t take more than 45 seconds on each side. If you are looking for it well done leave it in as long as you want I don’t really care as there is no hope for you.


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Step 17

Take the steak off and let it rest for a few minutes. Lash the bread on the plate with some of the mushroom mix on top


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Step 18

Fuck the steak up on top of that and then a dirty big dollop of the blue cheese mix. I had these on the plate for about 3 seconds and took the photo before they were in my belly. You’ll be the same. Epic

There you go. Doesn’t really get much easier than that and as you walk to the TV or into watch a match with mates and have these in your hands you will be lucky to make it there without wolfing one down into you. They are insanely tasty and I’m not going to lie and tell you these are good for you! Pimped out as you like though!

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