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Succulent Steak Drizzled with Creamy Blue Cheese Sauce

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Ingredients

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8 ounces good blue cheese, crumbled
1 - 3 garlic clove, chopped
2 tablespoons dry white wine drinking quality
1 dash ground red pepper
2 tablespoons unsalted butter
4 small new york strip steaks about 1 inch thick, about 2 pounds or 4 small rib eye steaks about 1 inch thick, about 2 pounds
fresh ground pepper
1/4 cup water
chopped parsley for garnish

Nutritional information

258.8
Calories
198 g
Calories From Fat
22.1 g
Total Fat
14.3 g
Saturated Fat
57.9 mg
Cholesterol
794.1 mg
Sodium
1.8 g
Carbs
0 g
Dietary Fiber
0.4 g
Sugars
12.3 g
Protein
86 g
Serving Size

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Succulent Steak Drizzled with Creamy Blue Cheese Sauce

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    Let me join the chorus of praise for this recipe. My one concern is the color of the sauce. used top quality blue cheese and the sauce was really blue! Not the most attractive color to surprise diners, but it was only me so I knew what I was eating. My one adjustment was for health. I no longer fry steaks in butter, but use a NY Times method of dry frying steak in a cast iron pan sprinkled liberally with only salt. The salt prevents the steak from sticking to the pan and eliminates the need for additional salt at the table. Try it. Your waistline and arteries will be happy for avoiding the butter. Other than that, I made as directed and it was delicious.

    • 60 min
    • Serves 4
    • Easy

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    Steak With Blue Cheese Sauce, Very assertively-flavored steak recipe that I learned about 12 years ago when I was learning to cook to impress my now-husband. Adapted from Betty Crocker’s New International Cookbook. This Spanish-influenced recipe can tend to be somewhat on the salty side, so be careful to use unsalted butter to saute the steaks, and a good-quality, not-overly-salty blue cheese in the sauce. Serve simply, with a lightly-dressed salad, good crusty bread, and a nice red wine., Let me join the chorus of praise for this recipe. My one concern is the color of the sauce. used top quality blue cheese and the sauce was really blue! Not the most attractive color to surprise diners, but it was only me so I knew what I was eating. My one adjustment was for health. I no longer fry steaks in butter, but use a NY Times method of dry frying steak in a cast iron pan sprinkled liberally with only salt. The salt prevents the steak from sticking to the pan and eliminates the need for additional salt at the table. Try it. Your waistline and arteries will be happy for avoiding the butter. Other than that, I made as directed and it was delicious., I made this last night and it was awesome and easy! We grilled the steaks outside, so I just made the sauce but didn’t add the water to the skillet with the droppings. This really added a nice touch to our steaks and my husband was impressed. Will definitely make again!


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    Steps

    1
    Done

    In a Medium Skillet, Combine Cheese, Garlic, Wine, and Red Pepper Over Low Heat.

    2
    Done

    Stir Frequently Until Cheese Melts.

    3
    Done

    Remove from Heat and Keep Warm.

    4
    Done

    in Large Skillet, Melt Butter Over Medium-High Heat, and Cook Steaks to Your Liking, Turning Only Once.

    5
    Done

    About 4- 5 Minutes Per Side Will Result in Steak Done to About Medium, Depending on Your Cook Top.

    6
    Done

    Sprinkle Pepper Over Steaks, Remove from Skillet and Keep Warm.

    7
    Done

    Add Water to Skillet and Heat to Boiling, Stirring Constantly to Loosen Browned Bits.

    8
    Done

    Boil 2 Minutes, Then Stir Pan Juices Into Cheese Mixture.

    9
    Done

    Pour Over Steaks and Sprinkle With Parsley.

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    Grill master creating perfectly seared meats with mouthwatering flavors.

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