Wanted to try something different, which probably doesn't surprise some of you
TNJAKE
recently posted a thread where he did some crab stuffed portabellas....at least I think I remember them being crab. He did them as a side dish but they looked amazing and got the cogs turning on something to do as a full meal with the large mushroom caps. The idea started to formulate and I went with it.
Got a couple of 2-packs of the mushrooms
Cleaned them up inside
The sirloin filets. These are not very big in diameter but are very thick
Cut them in half and pounded them out a bit to better fill the mushrooms then seasoned with my beef rub
Got some cheese sauce going with some heavy cream, cheddar, Pecorino Romano, and Parmigano Reggiano
Cut up some broccoli
Get the skillet ready with lots of butter and garlic
Add the broccoli to the cheese sauce
Melt the butter
Flash sear the sirloins on the sear burner, about 20 seconds per side
Start building the mushrooms
Got a beefy rice pilaf going
Shrooms on the grill
Grilled some croissants
Mushrooms done
Plated. Now we head out to the patio to eat
Money shot
Somehow I managed to keep a little bit of pink in the steaks. I didn't think that was gonna happen but they finished out medium. I thought that with the quick sear then a bit more cooking in the mushroom they would be more toward the well done side but was pleasantly surprised. The steaks are tender enough and have more than enough flavor that they would have been really good even well done, but these were absolutely fantastic!! Just a beautiful flavor combination across the board. The garlic and butter on the mushrooms, the cheesy broccoli on the steak....WOW!! Another interesting, creative, and fun meal. I know it seemed like a lot of steps but they were all easy. This meal did not take a lot of time to put together and once on the grill it was only about 10 minutes to get the shrooms done. I'll be doing these or some other variation of them again real soon.
Having a bunch of fun,
Robert
Got a couple of 2-packs of the mushrooms
Cleaned them up inside
The sirloin filets. These are not very big in diameter but are very thick
Cut them in half and pounded them out a bit to better fill the mushrooms then seasoned with my beef rub
Got some cheese sauce going with some heavy cream, cheddar, Pecorino Romano, and Parmigano Reggiano
Cut up some broccoli
Get the skillet ready with lots of butter and garlic
Add the broccoli to the cheese sauce
Melt the butter
Flash sear the sirloins on the sear burner, about 20 seconds per side
Start building the mushrooms
Got a beefy rice pilaf going
Shrooms on the grill
Grilled some croissants
Mushrooms done
Plated. Now we head out to the patio to eat
Money shot
Somehow I managed to keep a little bit of pink in the steaks. I didn't think that was gonna happen but they finished out medium. I thought that with the quick sear then a bit more cooking in the mushroom they would be more toward the well done side but was pleasantly surprised. The steaks are tender enough and have more than enough flavor that they would have been really good even well done, but these were absolutely fantastic!! Just a beautiful flavor combination across the board. The garlic and butter on the mushrooms, the cheesy broccoli on the steak....WOW!! Another interesting, creative, and fun meal. I know it seemed like a lot of steps but they were all easy. This meal did not take a lot of time to put together and once on the grill it was only about 10 minutes to get the shrooms done. I'll be doing these or some other variation of them again real soon.
Having a bunch of fun,
Robert