Magical Mystery Steak Marinade

Marinated Ribeye w/ Horseradish Mashed Potatoes and Squeaky Mushrooms

This is a magical marinade. It is made up of only 4 ingredients but is packed full of flavor and does a great job tenderizing just about any cut of beef. Be forewarned though. If you leave the beef in for much more than 20 minutes to 30 minutes it will begin to break down the meat too far.I happened to use a ribeye steak (in my opinion the best steak out there) but just about any steak will work well. If you do use tenderloin be sure to keep a close eye on the time. This marinade will break it down very quickly.

Feel free to add other ingredients to tweak this to fit your taste. Some green onion, sesame oil and 5 spice powder will send it on an asian getaway. A bit of brown sugar and pineapple juice and its off to the islands. Some cumin, chili powder and a bit of chipotle tabasco and it becomes a trek to the southwest. Use your imagination and follow your tastebuds.

Marinated Ribeye w/ Horseradish Mashed Potatoes and Squeaky Mushrooms

Serves 4 Cooking and Prep Time: 45 minutes


Beef Ribeye,10-14 oz 4 ea

 

Marinade

4 oz Bourbon

4 oz Soy Sauce

4 oz Worcestershire Sauce

1 oz Chopped Garlic

 

Mix all ingredients and stir well. Place steak in marinade to cover for 20 minutes.

Remove from marinade, pat dry and grill to desired doneness.

 

Horseradish Mashed Potatoes

1 lb Red Skin Potatoes

2-3 oz Heavy Cream

1 oz Butter

1 tbsp Horseradish (Add more or less as you like)

TT Salt White Pepper

 

Cut potatoes into several small pieces. Cover with water and bring to a boil.

Continue to boil until potatoes fall apart to the touch. Drain well.

Add heavy cream, butter and horseradish then mash until creamy but still a little chunky.

Add seasonings to taste.

 

Squeaky Mushrooms

1 lb White or Crimini Mushrooms with stems removed

2-3 oz Olive Oil
.5 oz Minced Garlic
1 oz Butter
TT Sea Salt, Cracked Black Pepper
Place the oil in the pan and heat until it shimmers. Add mushroom caps upside down, throw in the stems, and cook on a high heat for 3 to 4 minutes or until you see moisture starting to collect in the cap. Turn them one time only and cook for an additional 3 to 4 minutes. Give them a poke and when they squeak add the butter, garlic and seasoning. Toss to coat and keep moving for one minute. Serve atop steak.

 



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