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The Tomahawk Steak - Dry Aged - Kettyle Irish Food - The Dry Aged Pioneer
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The Tomahawk Steak - Dry Aged - Kettyle Irish Food - The Dry Aged Pioneer

The Tomahawk Steak - Dry Aged - Kettyle Irish Food - The Dry Aged Pioneer

 

A Tomahawk steak is not only a treat, but also an impressive piece of meat that should be prepared properly to bring out its full flavor. Here is a recipe to perfectly fry a Tomahawk steak:

Ingredients for 2-3 people

1 Tomahawk steak (approx. 1-1.3kg)
Coarse salt (e.g. sea salt or fleur de sel)
Freshly ground black pepper
2-3 tbsp olive oil or clarified butter

 

Preparation:

 

Preparation: Take the Tomahawk steak out of the fridge about 1-2 hours before frying so that it reaches room temperature. This helps to achieve even cooking.

Seasoning: Rub the steak with coarse salt and freshly ground black pepper. Seasoning should be done at least 30 minutes before frying so that the steak can absorb the flavors.

Frying: Heat a large pan (or grill) over high heat and add the olive oil or clarified butter.

Once the oil is hot, place the steak in the pan. Fry for 4-5 minutes on each side until a nice crust forms. Alternatively, you can sear the steak on a grill over direct heat.

Indirect heat: After searing, place the steak on an indirect heat zone of the grill or in the preheated oven (approx. 120-150 °C) to achieve the desired level of doneness. Use a meat thermometer to check the core temperature:

 

Rare: 50-52 °C

Medium-Rare: 54-57 °C

Medium: 60-63 °C

Medium-Well: 65-68 °C

Well Done: Over 70 °C

 

Let it rest: Take the steak off the grill or pan and let it rest on a cutting board for about 10-15 minutes. This allows the juices to distribute throughout the meat.

Serve: Cut the steak into slices across the grain and serve with your favorite side dishes.

Tips: Use a meat thermometer to achieve the perfect level of doneness.

Roasted lamb rack in a breaded cornflake crust with sun-dried tomatoes on orange almond rice
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Roasted lamb rack in a breaded cornflake crust with sun-dried tomatoes on orange almond rice

Rack of lamb is popular in many cuisines around the world, including Mediterranean, Middle Eastern, traditional English cuisine, and it is also very popular here in Switzerland all year round. Overall, rack of lamb is a delicious choice for any meat lover and offers versatile options for creating culinary delights. This dish combines the delicate flavors of lamb with the crunch of cornflakes and the fresh fruitiness of orange almond rice, while the rich cognac sauce rounds it all off perfectly.

Classic - Irish beef striploin grilled with Allumette fries
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Classic - Irish beef striploin grilled with Allumette fries

Entrecote is a classic French steak dish, cut from the striploin of beef. It is particularly tender and flavorful. The side dish, "pommes allumette," is thinly sliced, crispy French fries, also from French cuisine. Irish beef is known worldwide for its quality, as the animals are mostly raised on lush pastures with natural feed, which gives the meat a particularly delicate flavor and tender texture. The combination of Irish beef and French cooking creates an elegant and delicious dish.
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