- I thought my idea to open the episode with a Rachael Ray spoof was pretty hilarious, but it just didn't work, did it? Oh well.
- Regarding the greens, most any greens will do. At risk of sounding like Giada, I will say that arugula's peppery flavor (honestly, how many times can she explain that she loves arugula for it's peppery bite? it's ridiculous) pairs nicely with the steak and the pungent dressing, but try it with whatever greens you have. Just don't use lettuce. I'm pretty sure that would be gross.
- The pre-slicing meat freezing trick is handy for stir fry and works for chicken and pork, too. 10 minutes in the freezer is better than 5.
- While we're on the subject of meat, my slices in the episode are not 1/8 inch thick, and that's okay. They don't have to be that thin. The meat cooks quicker if they are, though.
- I push the "sorry environment" catch phrase in this episode. I got all excited that people liked that line, and then I over did it. Sorry everyone.
- How cute is that apron? I had no idea. You'll be seeing more of it.
- I must apologize for the ever-tolerant Charlotte for talking about boobs on camera. P.S. How funny is she in this episode? SO funny, that's how.
- Finally, on a useful note - I misspoke when I said "turn your oven on." No, no, no. Turn on the exhaust fan. Opening a window might also be wise. Boiling vinegar is seriously potent stuff.
Gettin' Saucy with Rebecca Scott is a webisode series on YouTube that teaches people (and hopefully you!) how to cook her favorite tried and true dishes. Rebecca is not a commercial chef; she's just a regular girl with poor motor skills, a small kitchen, and an enormous appetite. Tune in to YouTube every other weekend to learn . . . and laugh.
Saturday, September 25, 2010
Episode Companion: Steak With Arugula
I LOVE THIS RECIPE. The whole point of GSwRS is to share my favorite recipes with you, so I suppose it's a little silly to gush. Gush I must in this case, though. So little effort for so much payoff. Make it. Make it NOW.
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