Steak with Balsamic Chili Glazed Mushrooms

Juicy grilled steak is layered over golden-seared portobello mushrooms tossed in a bold sweet-and-spicy balsamic chili glaze. Finished with flaky salt and fresh parsley, it’s a rich, restaurant-worthy dish with minimal fuss.

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40m 3-4
Easy Gluten Free Low Carb No Refined Sugar Paleo Passover Meat Freezer-Friendly

Directions

  1. Season steak with salt and pepper. Drizzle on olive oil and grill five to six minutes on each side for medium rare, or until desired temperature is reached. Let rest until ready to plate.

  2. For the glaze, combine all ingredients and mix.

  3. Heat a skillet on high heat and add oil, mushrooms, salt, and pepper. Sear undisturbed for three minutes, flip the mushrooms, and sear again for three minutes to develop a golden crust on the mushrooms. Towards the end, add the glaze to the mushrooms and turn off the heat. (The residual heat is enough to cook the glaze).

  4. Plate the mushrooms on a platter. Slice the steak on a bias and place over the mushrooms. Garnish with flaky salt and parsley.

Notes:
This can be frozen. Cool completely, freeze with the onions, mushrooms, and sauce for up to 3 months, and reheat covered.

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3 Comments

Malka G

Was relatively easy to make and so delicious! I did cut down on the amount of chili paste though…

Sanford Braun

I didn't see any actual tablespoons. Other than that I thought it was very well done. 5 stars!

Raquel Malul Kosher.com Team
Reply to Sanford Braun

Which ingredient is missing a tbsp?

Malky Sputz

What can I use instead of the chili and garlic pastes?

Devorah Biener
Reply to Malky Sputz

I used crushed garlic cloves instead of the garlic paste. And to replace the chili paste i used tomato paste mixed with some chili powder..it was delicious!!