Stuffed Flank Steak.

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Stuffing a flanker fajita style.
First we need to butterfly it open like a book across the grain.

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I season the inside with a Carne Asada rub from Kinders. Then I season the outside with a Fajita rub from Kinders. Really good stuff.
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Then I make homemade refried beans.
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Then I sauté some fresh minced garlic with red onion and bell pepper, a little bit of Pinot Gris at the end for acid.
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Let all of that cool, then its time to stuff. Start with a base layer of sour cream, then a layer of refried beans, then the veggies and topped with some rough chopped Colorado roasted green Chile.
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Roll it up, tie it off and this sucker is headed for smoke and an IT of about 125*.
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Will post the finish.
 
After seeing your other post, I was thinking the same thing. Go for it. The butterfly is the hard part, needs to be thick enough. This one was a bit thin but I’m handy with a knife and made it work. It’s delicious.
 
Stuffing a flanker fajita style.
First we need to butterfly it open like a book across the grain.

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I season the inside with a Carne Asada rub from Kinders. Then I season the outside with a Fajita rub from Kinders. Really good stuff.
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Then I make homemade refried beans.
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Then I sauté some fresh minced garlic with red onion and bell pepper, a little bit of Pinot Gris at the end for acid.
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Let all of that cool, then its time to stuff. Start with a base layer of sour cream, then a layer of refried beans, then the veggies and topped with some rough chopped Colorado roasted green Chile.
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Roll it up, tie it off and this sucker is headed for smoke and an IT of about 125*.
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Will post the finish.
Geezzz that looks beautiful! 🫡
 
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There you go, love this.
And rolled right , so when sliced, across the grain it will be.
That is going to be tasty.


David
You are very astute David, and the roll direction was something I was going to add at the actual cut, but yes, always need to cut across the grain on flank.
 
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And the tying job.....Sheesh! I need to come to colorado for a butterflying and tying tutorial!

Jim
 
You had me at Flank Steak but damn that is a thing of Beauty!! Please show the end result so we can all Drool!!
 
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