Jackson Daniel's Marinated Flank Steak


 

Jim Lampe

TVWBB 1-Star Olympian
Monday night, took a half cup of Jack and a half cup of low-sodium soy sauce
then poured it over a 1.5 lb flank steak in a gallon Z-L bag.
Added one sliced Vidalia onion for good looks.
Ok, also added 3 diced scallions, cuz they were there.
Last night, got the OTS Kingsford'd up. Found two HUGE Yukons
and EVOO'd those then to the CIGs they went.
After a good thirty minutes or so, the flank hit the fan!
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...along with the marinated onions slices... those were sliced soo thin,
i transferred them to a small fryer.
While the flank was on, I saved a portion of the marinade and brought it to a boil.
This will be drizzled over the finished, sliced flank.
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Only a few minutes aside over the high-heat for the beef...
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...then off she comes. Rested a few minutes (like ten), then sliced.
Grab that heated sauce and say "Hello" to some good eets!
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A little more cooked then I prefer, butt still very juicy and very tasty!
That HUGE potato was smothered with Wisconsin Butter and a dab of Wisconsin Sour Creme and,
ohyeah! Liz steamed some super thin asparagus on the new stove top we never use.
It all looked pretty good to me.
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Thank you much for viewing this post, I do appreciate it
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Enjoy the day!
 
Steamed asparagus when you had the grill already going!!!
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Looks like a great meal, but only one plate.
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Looks wonderful Jim and I bet it smells even better!! Marinated flank steak is a "go to" meat for us during the week because it marinates and cooks so quickly. What did you marinate your onions with?
 
Have some one been Practise his "plate skills"?
(nothing wrong with the "mountain technique"
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Looks perfect,The steak is just how i would order it and with the potatoe/onions and asparagus what a feast!

Great pics and high quality food.

Next time i cook come over,but dont come "empty handed"

Bless//Me
 
thank you
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The asparagus was thinner than pencils and i did not want to chance killin'em, so a steam bath for a minute worked well here.
and the onions were marinating with the beef, in Jack and soy.
 
<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><div class="ip-ubbcode-quote-title">quote:</div><div class="ip-ubbcode-quote-content">Have some one been Practise his "plate skills"?
(nothing wrong with the "mountain technique" ) </div></BLOCKQUOTE>

Hey with the portions Jim serves, I think that's the only technique. Anyway, it looks good to this Tennessee-raised boy!
 
JIm,

Looks great - and that is exactly what I do with flank steaks. My grandkids say it is one of their favorites and they ask for it whenever they visit.
Congrats on a fine cook.

Ray
 

 

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