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Food52One of my favorite ways to prepare leg of lamb is to debone it, cut it into thick steaks in similar fashion to a tri-tip, and grill the steaks over a hot fire. The meat takes on the char and smoke of the grill, giving the outside a deeply browned, flavorful crust, while the center stays perfectly rosy and moist. Slice it thinly and top it with tangy chimichurri, and you can’t go wrong. Chimichurri, a bold herby green sauce, is one of my go-tos because it’s not only delicious, it’s a breeze to whip together and uses ingredients you likely already have on hand. Terrific on steaks, veggies, eggs, or almost any favorite dish, the chimichurri tastes even better after it’s been in the fridge for a few days. A semi-boneless leg of lamb has the lamb shank removed, and the hip bone and hinge end of the shank bone removed, leaving the butt end. There’s still a bone in there though, which is ideal to have in place if you are making a whole roast leg of lamb as it will cook more quickly, plus the bone adds flavor, and you can gnaw on it or share with your favorite pup. For lamb steaks or a boneless lamb roast, you’ll want to remove the bone. But don’t worry: it’s easy!Food NetworkThis recipe is sponsored by Walmart. The char from the grill is the ultimate way to bring the steakhouse vibes to summertime. Take care to clean your grill and preheat before grilling. These small steps make a huge difference in dinner! After brushing your grill clean, use worn kitchen towels soaked with a little canola oil and rub down the grill so the meat doesn’t stick when you cook it. For quicker preheating, close the grill lid to capture the heat. The other important tool for grilling? Good salt. Use kosher salt to season your meat and have a small amount of flaky bigger sea salt on hand to sprinkle at the end. It’s not only the flavor but also the texture of the salt that will make your steak stand out and stand UP to any steakhouse steak. This tomato and corn salsa is a summer greatest hit and a perfect match for steak. There is no way anyone won’t devour it! Make and eat it (without ever storing in the fridge) freshly assembled and still warm. Like it super spicy? Add thin slices of fresh jalapeno and a few dashes hot sauce.The KitchnA step-by-step method for perfect steak on the grill, including how to achieve maximum flavor, a gorgeous crust, and an evenly cooked interior every time.EpicuriousIn this campfire version of an Italian classic, the steak is cooked on the coals, though _bistecca fiorentina_ is traditionally cooked on a grill over the coals. Of course you can make it on a very hot grill or griddle pan if you choose, but it's fun to watch your steak cook directly on the coals. Choose the best steak you can afford. _Buon appetito!_Food and WineChef Shea Gallante of Cru in New York City based this recipe on a classic Florentine dish called bistecca alla fiorentina—a thick T-bone grilled rare over hot coals. Here, Gallante substitutes cheaper but equally flavorful hanger steak—which he thinks is an underrated cut—and rubs the meat with dried herbs, garlic and paprika before cooking it.Plus: More Grilling Recipes and TipsFood.comThis sounds like a lot of work but it is very easy and tastes great over grilled meats. I put this on beef, bison, lamb it is delicious without overpowering the natural flavour of the meat. Cafe De Paris butter can be stored in the freezer for months (not that it lasts that long in our house) so don't worry about the recipe amount. I made this last night as I was out of cafe de paris butter and I was only cooking 2 ostrich steaks. It is great because once you've made it, you have it on hand any time your grilling meat and want something quick to go with it. I would say as an estimate it would be enough for 8-10 steaks depending on cut, by that I mean you will use more for a big T-bone than a fillet medallion.
