Whiskey Spiced Beef & Miso

Whiskey Spiced Beef & Miso

Dec 06, 2022

Recipe by Paula McIntyre

If you're looking for a mouth-watering recipe to impress your dinner guests, look no further than this Lir Irish Whiskey marinated rump steak. Made with the finest grass-fed Irish beef and infused with the rich, smooth taste of Lir Green Crest Whiskey, this steak is sure to be a hit.

Not only does this recipe highlight the delicious flavours of Irish whiskey, but it also showcases the quality of beef that Ireland is famous for. By using Lir Irish Whiskey in the marinade, you're adding a depth of flavor that can't be achieved with any other ingredient.

So, fire up the grill and get ready to impress with this amazing dish. And for even more Irish whiskey recipes, be sure to explore the full range of Lir Irish Whiskey offerings - your taste buds will thank you!

Ingredients:

2 x 200g rump steaks
½ teaspoon English mustard powder
½ teaspoon seasalt
1 teaspoon smoked black pepper or cracked black pepper
1 dessertspoon cooking oil
25g butter
1 shallot, finely chopped
2 teaspoons miso paste
50ml Lir Irish Whiskey
100ml beef stock or water

Steps To Make:

Rub the steaks evenly with the mustard powder and salt, followed by rubbing in the oil. 

Heat a griddle pan until smoking hot and add the steaks.

Cook for a couple of minutes each side then set aside. Rub the pepper all over the steaks.

Add the butter to the pan with the shallot. Cook until golden and then add whiskey and miso.

Flame the whiskey and add the stock. Stir well and add the rested steaks and any resting juices.

Slice the steaks and place on a platter, drizzle over the resting juices and serve with the onion salad. 

Lir Whiskey roast onion salad

Ingredients:

2 medium onions, halved

Few sprigs thyme

Salt and pepper

1 tablespoon oil

25ml Lir whiskey

Take a sheet of foil and place onions on top. Drizzle over the oil, salt and whiskey and add the thyme. Gather up the foil into a parcel and bake in a 180oc oven for about 45 minutes. Open up and add the juices to the steak. Seal off the cut side of onion in a hot pan and then break into petals.

Handful mixed lettuce leaves
3 tablespoons olive oil or local rapeseed oil
1 tablespoon balsamic
½ teaspoon Dijon mustard
Salt and pepper to taste
Whisk the oil, vinegar and mustard together and season to taste.

Toss in the leaves and use to garnish the steak with the onions.

Enjoy & if you make this recipe, don't forget to take a photo and tag us on social media! 

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