Pepper-Crusted London Broil with Chimichurri Sauce

I am always very hesitant to prepare meats that have lots of sauce on them. Meat has such an unbelievable depth of flavor that sauces and condiments can just detract from it. So, when I have a recipe that I can make with the sauce as an outer component, as opposed to cooking it with the meat, it’s a win-win: for my husband, who loves a good sauce, and for me, who can eat it without.

30m 4
Easy Gluten Free Passover Meat

Directions

Prepare the Meat

  1. Rub salt and pepper well onto both sides of meat.

  2. Heat a frying pan or skillet until it’s very, very hot; add meat. When the meat hits the pan, you want to hear a sizzle. Sear on each side for four minutes for rare or six minutes for well done.

Prepare the Chimichurri Sauce

  1. Place all sauce ingredients into a food processor fitted with the “S” blade. Pulse until well blended. (This can be made a few days in advance.)

  2. Allow meat to cool; slice thinly before serving. Drizzle with chimichurri sauce.

  3. When reheating, reheat just until warm. (I usually just put it near a heat source to warm; the meat will dry out over direct heat.)

Credits

Notes:

If I have leftover meat, I like to slice it into salad; it’s delicious.

You can broil the meat six minutes per side if you don’t have a stovetop pan to sear it in.

Description:

Recipe reproduced from My Pesach Kitchen by Faigy Murray with permission of the copyright holders, ArtScroll / Mesorah Publications, Ltd.

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2 Comments

nechama reznik

what's a good side for this

Avigael Levi Kosher.com Team
Reply to nechama reznik

great question! here are some ideas:
https://www.kosher.com/recipe/roasted-crispy-potatoes
https://www.kosher.com/recipe/roasted-asparagus-and-balsamic-tomatoes-7370
https://www.kosher.com/recipe/roasted-everything-green-beans-16655
https://www.kosher.com/recipe/vegan-kale-caesar-salad-with-mushroom-bacon-bits-10966

yides

can I make this in advance?

nechama reznik
Reply to yides

the sauce can be made a few days in advance