Teriyaki Steak with Wasabi Butter

Ingredients

  • 4 Cape Grim Porterhouse Steaks
  • 4 tbsp bottled Teriyaki marinade
  • 2 cloves garlic, crushed
  • 1 red chilli, finely chopped
  • 1 punnet baby beans, steamed
  • 1 small red onion halved and thinly sliced
  • 8 small radishes thinly sliced
  • Mixed salad leaves
  • Wasabi butter
  • 2 tsp wasabi paste
  • 1 tbsp finely chopped chives
  • 500g soft unsalted butter

Directions

1. Combine the teriyaki marinade, garlic and chilli in a shallow dish. Add the steaks and coat with the marinade. Cover and place in the refrigerator for 1 hour or overnight.

2. To cook, take steaks form marinade. Pat dry with absorbent paper and brush them lightly with oil. Preheat the barbecue flat-plate or char-grill plate to hot before adding the steaks.

3. Cook on one side until the first sign of moisture appears. Turn steaks once only. Test the steaks for degree of doneness with tongs. Rare is soft, medium feels springy and well done is very firm.

4. Remove steaks from heat, loosely cover with foil and rest steaks for 5 minutes before serving. Combine beans, onion, radish and salad leaves in a bowl and toss well.

5. Place the steaks onto four plates and top each with a quarter of the Wasabi butter. Serve with the salad.
To make the Wasabi butter: combine the butter, wasabi paste and chives, mix well.

Tips

Ensure the barbecue is hot before you cook. Make it hot enough to sizzle the meat as it makes contact with the plate or grill.




This recipe uses Cape Grim Beef

Cape Grim Tasmanian Natural Beef is supplied by a key group of close to 800 beef farmers, all based in the north west of Tasmania. They are required to meet stringent quality and processing standards set by Meat Standards Australia and supply meat exclusively to us.

Their farms are located in the highest rainfall areas of Tasmania, delivering the highest and most consistent fodder growth available. The use of hormones, genetically modified organisims (GMOs) and antibiotics are not permitted in Tasmanian beef farming, creating the most tender beef on the market today.

Beef that carries the Cape Grim label is consistently in the top 4 of 18 MSA grades. Cape Grim beef is guaranteed to be tender and of the highest eating quality, a true Tasmanian taste sensation.
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