I made this for dinner last night for my husband, and Mom and Dad who live next door. My husband wasn't too happy about me making it as he likes his steaks BBQ'd, but when we sat down for dinner he ate every bit of his and liked it really well. I have a hard time chewing steak, but this was very tender and was able to cut with a butter knife or even sometimes my fork. Dad isn't a steak eater at all so I cooked a chicken breast for him along with the steaks. On the video the chef said that by now we should be thinking of 17 different ways to change this sauce up and he was right. I decided to use a teriyaki sauce instead of BBQ sauce. It was an easy meal to make. Mom made twice baked potatos and a veggie and cantalope to go along with it. When we were all done there was one piece of steak and half the chicken breast left so I left it with my mom and it soaked in that wonderful sauce all night and day. She said tonight it was even better than last night. Dad said it was the best piece of chicken he's ever had! So I think next time I'm going to marinate the meat in the sauce for a few hours or up to overnight... or possibly sear off the meat and make the sauce in the afternoon and put it in my crockpot on low for a couple hours to soak in that wonderful sauce flavor. Great recipe Chef John!! It's a keeper!
Very simple and delicious. I recommend you watch the video as well. Quick and yummy dinner.
I have made this three times. Each time I used a different sauce A1 teriyaki and Sweet Baby Ray's barbecue. I liked the barbecue the best. My cut of meat was called chuck tender steak and it worked perfectly. This a new favorite because everyone loved it. 5 stars and by the way we do 2 minutes per side anything less was too rare for our tastes.
absolutely wonderful and simple. I doubled the sauce and DH states I can triple it next time. He used it as a dipping sauce also. thanks for sharing.
I did this recipe w/ Ribeye & Angus Sirloin I really did the beating of the meat with meat tenderizer. I change the marinade used steak sauce instead of barbecue.. I also omitted the hot pepper sauce didn't want it spicy.. But overall the steaks came out great this was my first time cooking steak in a frying pan on top of the stove. The gravy came out perfect my brother-in-law thought it was steak sauce till he tasted it.
Awesome & Easy. One suggestion double the pan sauce.
Can you say yum? My family can't because their mouths are so full!
I used petite sirloin steaks for this recipe. I seasoned the steaks with Montreal steak seasoning after tenderizing it. I didn't have beef stock so I use a chicken and doubled the sauce recipe. Omitted the oil but used everything else. I did add some corn starch to thicken the sauce. I doubled the sauce since it was nice to use it for dipping. My son doesn't like steaks since he has a hard time chewing it so I sliced his thin. Amazingly, he ate it all! Therefore a 5 stars was given, along as it was pretty tasty too. Thanks!
Delicious! Made as written.....no changes necessary. Served with mashed potatoes and cucumber salad. Using the leftover steak to make steak and eggs in the morning.
Didn't really care for the barbecue butter sauce. I guess it depends what specific ingredients you use but I didn't like mine. The method for cooking the steak worked well. (I had some teriyaki sauce left over in the fridge and I heated it and used it as a dipping sauce for the steak. That was great! Check out Teriyaki Marinade and Sauce by Celeste on this site. I used it for chicken originally and now steak but you can probably use it for shrimp as well.)
