Recipe by Rorie Weisberg

Sweet and Savory Slow-Cook Skirt Steak

Meat Meat
Easy Easy
3-5 Servings
Allergens

No Allergens specified

Ingredients

Sweet and Savory Slow-Cook Skirt Steak

  • 1 and 1/2 pounds (680 grams) skirt steak (if you prefer less salty meat, soak it for two hours, changing the water every 30 minutes)

  • 1/4 cup Heaven  & Earth Coconut Aminos

Directions

1.

Preheat oven to 300 degrees Fahrenheit (150 degrees Celsius). Place the meat in a baking dish.

2.

Mix the coconut aminos and silan and pour it over the meat.

3.

Cover tightly and bake for three hours for a single recipe, four hours if doubled, and five hours if tripled.

Notes:

Because this is so easy, I never make just one recipe. I double or triple the recipe and serve it once over Rosh Hashanah, again on Succos, and then again on Simchas Torah. Trust me, everyone will be thrilled to have it again!

Credits

Styling and Photography by Sara Goldstein

Sweet and Savory Slow-Cook Skirt Steak

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Tammy Greenfield
Tammy Greenfield
1 month ago

Do I slice it before freezing or freeze it whole?

Raquel Malul
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Reply to  Tammy Greenfield
1 month ago

I like to slice before freezing

Chani Pleeter
Chani Pleeter
1 month ago

Can I sub the silan with maple syrup?

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Raquel Malul
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Reply to  Chani Pleeter
1 month ago

Sure!

Zisel Mannes
Zisel Mannes
5 months ago

Hi, The meat store that I buy my meat from doesn’t have skirt steak.
Is there any similar kind of steak that I can make this recipe with? I would love something similar to skirt steak as I like the taste and texture of skirt steak.

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Raquel Malul
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Reply to  Zisel Mannes
5 months ago

Can you ask your butcher what the closest thing they sell to skirt steak is? It’s hard to recommend something since I don’t know what they sell in your butcher shop!