1Cut through each end of the lamb steak to prevent buckling and ensure even cooking.
2Season generously with black pepper and pat it down.
3Heat oil in a pan and sear the lamb steak.
4Add crushed garlic cloves to the pan.
5Use tongs to lift the fat around the back of the lamb, tilt the pan, and render the fat.
6Baste the lamb with the garlic-infused oil while cooking.
7Remove the lamb from the pan and let it rest.
8Slice and dice the bread, then season it in a bowl.
9Add milk to the bread and let it soak.
10Make the dressing by pounding the roasted garlic from the pan with anchovies, capers, mustard, red wine vinegar, extra virgin olive oil, and fresh parsley.
11Squeeze excess milk out of the soaked bread and fry the croutons in an oiled pan until golden.
12Assemble the dish by spreading the vinaigrette, adding the croutons, and topping with the rested lamb and remaining sauce.