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Amount | Measure | Name |
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15 | g | Flat-leaf parsley |
10 | mL | Cornwall’s Apple Cider Vinegar |
2 | g | Dried Oregano |
1 | g | Dried Chilli Flakes |
50 | mL | Olive Oil |
1 | each | QBA Turkish Bread |
100 | g | Aged Grass Fed Sirloin |
1 | each | Swiss Cheese |
0.5 | each | Avocado (thick sliced) |
0.5 | each | Tomato (thick sliced) |
50 | g | ETA Mayonnaise |
1 | g | Sea Salt |
1 | g | Cracked Black Pepper |
50 | mL | Fortune Canola Oil |
For chimichurri sauce, blend ingredients, except oil, in a food processor until a coarse paste forms. With motor running, add oil in a thin steady stream, then season to taste and refrigerate. This keeps for 5 days in an airtight container. Add the chimichurri to ETA Mayonnaise and mix well.
Bake the Turkish bread for 6-7 minutes until golden on 200 C. Slice the bread in half and set aside.
Heat the grill until hot, season the steak with salt and pepper and glaze with oil. Sear on both sides for 2 minutes or until medium rare. Set aside to rest.
Smear the Chimichurri mayonnaise on the base of the bread; add the sliced tomato and avocado. Slice the steak into thick pieces and add to the Turkish bread and season the open meat.
Add the Swiss cheese and put in a moderate oven to melt the cheese. Place the lid on top. Cut the Turkish bread in half and serve.
I like this one because it uses Chimichurri – a traditional Argentinian salsa verde. Enjoy!
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