Published: Jan. 4, 2020, 8:53 a.m.
Rib eye bone in with green peppercorn cream sauce and pickled radish, red onion, and fennel salad.
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Last Saturday before I left for Brisbane I noticed that Coles had these large rib eye bone in steaks for sale. I really wanted to buy one just in case there were none available when I arrived back in Canberra. I worry though about power outages and the last thing I wanted was putrefying meat in a hot freezer when I returned.
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Fortunately, Coles had some available on Friday night when I got back into Canberra.
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Ingredients
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\n - Butter
\n - Chives
\n - Coriander
\n - Cos lettuce
\n - Cream
\n - Fennel
\n - Green peppercorns
\n - Iodised salt
\n - Lime juice
\n - Lime zest
\n - Orange juice
\n - Orange zest
\n - Parsley
\n - Queensland nut oil
\n - Radish
\n - Red onion
\n - Rib eye fillet bone in
\n - Sherry
\n - Spring onions
\n - Tomatoes
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Instructions
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\n - Unwrap the meat and dry the surface with absorbent kitchen paper.
\n - Season the surfaces of the meat with iodised salt.
\n - Place the meat on a rack and refrigerate overnight to dry brine.
\n - Remove the zest from an orange and a lime.
\n - Remove the juice from an orange and a lime.
\n - Slice radishes and cross slice fennel and red onion.
\n - Cover the radish, fennel, red onion, lime zest, and orange zest with the juice from the orange and lime.
\n - Refrigerate the pickling radish, fennel, and red onion for about one hour.
\n - Shred a cos lettuce.
\n - Chop parsley.
\n - Chop coriander.
\n - Cut cherry tomatoes in half.
\n - Put the lettuce, parsley, coriander, and tomatoes in a mixing bowl.
\n - Drain the pickling juices from the radish, fennel, and red onion and mix with the lettuce, parsley, coriander, and tomatoes.
\n - Preheat an oven to 200 \xb0C (392 \xb0F).
\n - In a hot frypan add some high vapour point oil, e.g., Queensland nut oil along with a knob of butter.
\n - Sear the steak in the butter.
\n - Insert a meat thermometer and put the meat on a rack in the oven.
\n - Cook until the internal temperature reaches about 57 \xb0C (134 \xb0F).
\n - Allow the meat to rest for about 10 minutes.
\n - With a boning knife remove the rib bone.
\n - With a sharp cook's knife slice the steak.
\n - Chop the chives and spring onions.
\n - Open a tin of green peppercorns and drain the brining fluid.
\n - Reheat the frypan and then added the chopped chives, spring onions, and green peppercorns and saut\xe9 to absorb the burnt butter and beef fat.
\n - Add a splash of sherry and cook off the alcohol.
\n - Add some cream and cook until a sauce has been formed.
\n - Plate up the rib bone and place the salad next to it.
\n - Lay slices of steak over the salad and add the green peppercorn cream sauce on top of the steak.
\n - When finished gnaw the meat off the rib bone.
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