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T-bone Steak and Cowboy Salsa

Looking for the perfect meal for meat lovers? Jack from Jacks Meat Shack is showing you how to prepare a beautiful steak and fresh salsa. Let’s saddle up and see how he does it… 

 

Cooking Method

For the salsa 

  1. In a large bowl, mix the beans and sweetcorn. 
  2. Chop the onions and tomatoes and add to the bowl. 
  3. In a separate bowl mix the ingredients for the marinade. 
  4. Pour marinade into the bean mix, season with salt and pepper to taste. 

For the T-bone steak 

  1. Set up your BBQ for direct grilling and stabilise the grill at 230C. 
  2. Remove the steak from its packaging and leave it to sit for 30 mins. 
  3. Season liberally with good quality salt. 
  4. Place the steak directly on the grill. The cooking time for the steak will be 15-30 mins depending on desired doneness.  
  5. Flip the steak every 60 seconds to build up a good crust. 
  6. Once the steak has reached your desired internal temperature, remove it from the heat and allow it to rest for 10 mins before carving.  

The Ingredients

Cowboy Salsa 

  • 1 tin black eye beans (drained) 
  • ½ black beans (drained) 
  • 200g sweetcorn 
  • 1 red onion finely diced 
  • 4 tomatoes finely diced 

Marinade 

  • 5 tbsp olive oil 
  • Juice of 3 limes 
  • 1 tbsp hot honey 
  • 1 tbsp dried oregano 
  • 1 tsp dried basil 
  • Salt and pepper to taste 

T-bone steak 

Frequently Asked Questions

The great thing about T-bone steak is that is has amazing naturally delicious flavours that don’t need to be enhanced by lots of other flavourings. Therefore, all you need to season this meat is some good salt and pepper.  

T-bone steak is cut from the short loin subprimal found at the front of the larger loin primal. This can be found close to the middle of the animal’s back, between the ribs and sirloin sections. The short loin itself has two other subprimal cuts – the tenderloin and the beef short loin. This is where filet mignon and New York strip cuts come from respectively. This location produces steaks with lean and tender meat, with these characteristics also applying to T-bone steaks. 

Absolutely! There’s a reason T-bone steak is most often found at high-end restaurants and steakhouses. It has excellent marbling, leading to a deep meaty flavour profile. As the name suggests, the steak has a T-shaped cross-section of bone running through it. This enhances the flavour further and makes for a unique carving experience.