You can opt to uses any beef you prefer such as ribeye, new york strip steak, filet mignon, or sirloin as other options. The steak is being seasoned with kosher salt and black pepper, and basted with garlic cloves and fresh rosemary with a little bit of unsalted butter!
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Essential for Steak Frites at Home
A perfectly seared steak with crispy on the outside, yet tender on the inside fries doesn’t need a whole lot of help to be exquisite. Classic steak frites will be your new favorite! You just need:
- Ribeye steak – we recommend a good quality steak for ultimate satisfaction and flavor
- Russet potatoes, these have a lower water content making them crisp up nicely
- Refined peanut oil – the best for frying up crispy fries!
- Extra virgin olive oil
- Kosher salt
- Unsalted butter
- Sea salt
- Freshly ground pepper
The Best Steak Frites I’ve Ever Made
FAQ
What is a steak frites called?
What are steak fries made of?
Is flank steak tender?
How do the French serve steak?
What kind of steak is used in steak frites?
Traditional steak frites can be found in many different varieties, as the cut of meat typically varies by region! Some folks use rump steak, whereas other recipes use ribeye, flank steak, or porterhouse. Our recipe for steak frites uses juicy, well-marbled ribeye. We feel that this cut marries perfectly with our crispy seasoned fries.
What is the healthier substitute of flank steak?
The healthier substitute of flank steaks are: 1. Beef Skirt: It closely resembles flank steak. This specific cut comes from the diaphragm area of the animal. It is a thin meat with marbles fats on the surface. Since its thinner than flank, it cooks perfectly in a very shorter period of time. 2. Chicken breast: It cooks quickly and it is also the healthier alternative as it has less amount of fats when compared to flank steak. 3. Top Round: It is the thick cut. Marinating before broiling or grilling top round steak promotes tenderness. 4. Tri-Tip Steak: Also known as the triangle steak, this flank steak alternative comes from the top of the sirloin area. It is characterized by the fat surrounding the meat along the edges. Trimming that fat is an obvious way to keep this flank steak alternative healthier.
What goes well with steak frites?
Juicy ribeye steak and crispy french fries pair perfectly with garlic aioli, in this classic, steak frites dish. What is Steak Frites? Steak frites sounds super fancy, but it’s actually quite simple and is French for “steak and fries.” But how do you pronounce steak frites? It sounds like “steak freet.”
What kind of Potatoes do you use for steak frites?
Choosing the right potatoes is crucial for achieving the perfect frites. The best potato varieties to use are Russet and Idaho potatoes. You can also use Yukon gold potatoes. Look for potatoes with high starch content and low moisture – this will ensure a crispy exterior and a soft, fluffy interior that pairs perfectly with your steak.