Loaded Steak Frites
Serves 1
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Directions
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Slice steak (tenderloin or sirloin) into large cubes.
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Slice steak (tenderloin or sirloin) into large cubes.
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Slice steak (tenderloin or sirloin) into large cubes.
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Season steak cubes with SPG (salt, pepper, garlic mix).
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Season steak cubes with SPG (salt, pepper, garlic mix).
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Season steak cubes with SPG (salt, pepper, garlic mix).
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Get a pan sizzling hot, then add oil.
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Get a pan sizzling hot, then add oil.
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Get a pan sizzling hot, then add oil.
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Add steak into the smoky hot pan.
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Add steak into the smoky hot pan.
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Add steak into the smoky hot pan.
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Remove steak from the pan once it's nicely crusted.
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Remove steak from the pan once it's nicely crusted.
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Remove steak from the pan once it's nicely crusted.
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Grind down peppercorns in a mortar and pestle.
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Grind down peppercorns in a mortar and pestle.
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Grind down peppercorns in a mortar and pestle.
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Drop the heat in the same pan to low and add ground peppercorns.
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Drop the heat in the same pan to low and add ground peppercorns.
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Drop the heat in the same pan to low and add ground peppercorns.
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Add beef stock to the pan.
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Add beef stock to the pan.
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Add beef stock to the pan.
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Scrape all the juicy bits from the pan.
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Scrape all the juicy bits from the pan.
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Scrape all the juicy bits from the pan.
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Pour in heavy cream.
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Pour in heavy cream.
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Pour in heavy cream.
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Give the sauce a quick mix and watch it come to a light bubble.
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Give the sauce a quick mix and watch it come to a light bubble.
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Give the sauce a quick mix and watch it come to a light bubble.
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As the sauce thickens, drop the heat and grate lots of Parmesan cheese into it.
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As the sauce thickens, drop the heat and grate lots of Parmesan cheese into it.
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As the sauce thickens, drop the heat and grate lots of Parmesan cheese into it.
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Transfer fries into a bowl.
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Transfer fries into a bowl.
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Transfer fries into a bowl.
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Optionally add truffle oil to the fries.
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Optionally add truffle oil to the fries.
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Optionally add truffle oil to the fries.
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Add fresh cilantro to the fries.
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Add fresh cilantro to the fries.
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Add fresh cilantro to the fries.
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Grate Parmesan cheese over the fries.
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Grate Parmesan cheese over the fries.
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Grate Parmesan cheese over the fries.
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Top the fries with the beautifully juicy steak pieces.
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Top the fries with the beautifully juicy steak pieces.
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Top the fries with the beautifully juicy steak pieces.
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Hit the dish with a healthy layer of chives.
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Hit the dish with a healthy layer of chives.
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Hit the dish with a healthy layer of chives.
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Smother the steak and fries with the beautiful sauce.
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Smother the steak and fries with the beautiful sauce.
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Smother the steak and fries with the beautiful sauce.
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Serve and enjoy.
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Serve and enjoy.
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Serve and enjoy.
Ingredients
2 lbs steak (tenderloin or sirloin)
2 lbs steak (tenderloin or sirloin)
2 lbs steak (tenderloin or sirloin)
2 tsp SPG (salt pepper garlic mix)
2 tsp SPG (salt pepper garlic mix)
2 tsp SPG (salt pepper garlic mix)
1 tbsp oil
1 tbsp oil
1 tbsp oil
2 tsp whole peppercorns, grounded
2 tsp whole peppercorns, grounded
2 tsp whole peppercorns, grounded
0.25 cup beef stock
0.25 cup beef stock
0.25 cup beef stock
1.5 cups heavy cream
1.5 cups heavy cream
1.5 cups heavy cream
2 oz Parmesan cheese
2 oz Parmesan cheese
2 oz Parmesan cheese
3 large russets
3 large russets
3 large russets
0.5 tsp truffle oil
0.5 tsp truffle oil
0.5 tsp truffle oil
cilantro
cilantro
cilantro
Parmesan
Parmesan
Parmesan
chives
chives
chives
Equipment
cutting board
knife
pan
plate
mortar and pestle
wooden spoon
grater
bowl
pitcher
Tips
If the heat is too high, the cheese will separate from the sauce.
You can use frozen fries instead of making them from scratch.
Use a lean steak like tenderloin or sirloin.
Drop the heat in the pan to low when adding peppercorns.
Scrape all the juicy bits from the pan to enhance the sauce flavor.
Garnish with chives for added freshness and flavor.
Add truffle oil to the fries for an optional flavor boost.
Add cilantro and Parmesan to fries to taste.
Smother the steak and fries with the beautiful sauce for an ultimate loaded experience.
You can eat fries everyday for the rest of your life.
The steak should be cooked until nicely crusted.
The sauce should come to a light bubble and thicken up before adding cheese.
Make sure to drop the heat before adding Parmesan cheese to prevent separation from the sauce.
Season the steak with SPG for a flavorful base.
The pan should be sizzling hot before adding oil and steak for a good sear.
After adding beef stock, scrape all the juicy bits from the pan to incorporate them into the sauce.
Give the heavy cream a quick mix to integrate it into the sauce base.
Season the fries with truffle oil, cilantro, and Parmesan for enhanced flavor.
Top the fries with beautifully juicy steak pieces.
Garnish the loaded steak and fries with a healthy layer of chives for fresh aroma and taste.
Smother all ingredients with the beautiful sauce for a rich, creamy, and satisfying dish.
Enjoy the dish with utmost satisfaction, as it promises to be absolutely delicious with every bite.
When cooking steak, ensure it gets a nice crust before removing it from the pan.
Remember to season the fries with cilantro and parmesan according to your taste preferences.
The truffle oil is an optional ingredient, so feel free to adjust or omit it as desired.
The sauce should thicken up slightly before you add the parmesan cheese.
If you prefer, you can use fresh russet potatoes for the fries instead of frozen ones.
The beef stock helps to deglaze the pan and enhance the flavor of the sauce.
Be sure to use good quality ingredients for the best possible taste.
Do not overcook the steak; it should be juicy and tender.
The parmesan cheese adds a rich, savory depth to the sauce, so don't skimp on it.
The chives provide a fresh, oniony note that balances the richness of the steak and sauce.
When grinding peppercorns, aim for a coarse grind to release their full flavor.
The oil should be smoking hot before you add the steak pieces to the pan.