Steak Recipes for any Budget
Here at EveryPlate, we have a selection of rich and tasty steak recipes to entice your taste buds. From delicious scotch fillet steak meals to hearty sirloin steak dishes, take a look at our gourmet yet affordable range.
Steak Recipes For Any Budget
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Most Popular Steak Recipes
Take a look at some of our most popular steak recipes, as rated by our EveryPlate customers.
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Beef Steak Recipes
From sirloin steak to rump steak, enjoy some of the juiciest beef steak recipes from our collection.
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Pork Steak Recipes
Whether smoked, grilled or barbecued, our pork steak recipes will leave you wanting more.
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Steak Recipes with Potato
Whether mashed, boiled or cut into chips, potatoes are the perfect side dish to any steak dinner.
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Easy Steak Recipes
You won’t need to put in much effort to create delicious, gourmet steak dinners with these easy steak recipes.
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Steak Recipes FAQ
What is the tastiest way to cook steak?
The tastiest way to cook a steak is to pan-sear it first. Cook in butter or olive oil until done, then serve with your choice of sauce and vegetables.
What side dishes go with steak?
Some classic side dishes that go well with steak include fries, baked potatoes, onion rings and vegetables. Other choices include salad, mac and cheese, and garlic mushrooms.
Should you pan fry steak in butter or oil?
Oil and butter both have their benefits and downsides. Butter has a richer flavour but burns more easily, while oil has a higher smoke point but a more neutral flavour.
How can I make my steak juicy and tender?
Some methods for getting steak tender is to choose a tender cut, like ribeye or sirloin, and season at least 30 minutes before cooking. Cook on high heat, then rest for 10 minutes.
What is the secret ingredient to tenderise meat?
Different marinades can help tenderise meat more effectively. Acids and enzymes can help break down the fibres, making them meat more tender.