Now some of you purist may prefer you steak naked, a little salt, a little pepper and that's it. I like that too but other times I like the flavour a great marinade can give. This marinade also helps tenderize ever so slightly. I started with these, 2.49kg = approximately 5.5lbs In a medium sized bowl, mix together all the ingredients. Poke some holes in your steaks. Pour the goodness all over them. Let them enjoy the bath for 6-8 hours. I usually flip them once half way through but sometimes I forget, no biggie. I let them sit in the marinade in the fridge BUT...... a big BUT remove from fridge about an hour before cooking. meat cooks best at room temperature. I like to get the heat up to 350-400 before I put the steaks on. Everyone has their own method but hubby cooks them perfectly all the time, he does a total of 8 mins for a medium doneness steak. His secret: 4 minutes, then 1/4 turn then 4 more minutes, flip, 4 minutes, then 1/4 turn then 4 more minutes. That 1/4 turn gives you those nice diamond sear marks. The sear marks I didn't take a picture of... d'oh! IMPORTANT So important that I made it red & bold. After removing the meat from the grill, allow your meat, any meat, ALL meat to REST for a minimum 5 minutes. Resting the steak, roast, turkey or chicken will allow the juices to be retained where we want it, in the meat! You can cover the meat with foil to retain the heat, get the side dishes ready, set the table and then....voila! Juicy goodness! Steak Marinade 1/2 cup olive oil 1/4 cup worcestershire sauce 1/3 cup soya sauce 1 teaspoon of fresh ground black pepper 1 heaping tablespoon of minced garlic (I use the garlic in a jar) 2 tablespoons of Italian seasoning juice from 1/2 a lemon In a medium bowl, mix all the ingredients together and pour over meat (any beef). Allow to marinate in fridge for 6-8 hours, remove from fridge an hour or so before cooking to allow meat to come to room temperature. Ok, these are beautiful grill marks, the kind of marks you get from those 1/4 turns. Bon Appetit
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Sharon McPherson
5/22/2013 03:05:33 pm
Hi from the cattle state Texas. I will definately be trying this. Thank you and keep up the great work. I really like the way you tell a story it makes me laugh almost every time.
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Michelle - Day to Day Dreams
5/29/2013 01:20:26 am
Hi Sharon from the state of Texas!
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Dale Harris
5/28/2013 04:19:31 pm
Can I let it marinade over night? Does it taste lemony?
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Michelle - Daytoday Dreams
5/29/2013 01:23:49 am
Hi Dale,
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