![]() 09/15/2017 at 22:05 • Filed to: None | ![]() | ![]() |
Went to the butchers for some nice steaks.
Treated myself to a couple of bottles of nice chianti.
I heartily recommend the Da Vinci chianti from Vinci, famous for being the birthplace of Leonardo.
Simple sirloin steaks, large mushrooms and peppercorn sauce.
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I was not hungry, at all. I am now starverating!
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It was just something quick and easy.
No prep other than to season the steak and let come to room temp before cooking.
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Isn’t Chianti a bit light to go with a steak?
I have a bone-in ribeye in my freezer I’m finishing this weekend, going to pick this up to go with it:
http://www.lcbo.com/lcbo/product/tommasi-il-sestante-valpolicella-rip-sup-doc/267070
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Any day that ends with Chianti is a good day.
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sirloin tips? (I really like the sirloins - not quite as tender as some other cuts but super flavor..) Chianti is underrated - the sangiovesse grape makes a really nice dry blush as well.
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It went really well.
Saying that I often have a pinot grigio with a steak when I go out.
I’ve always been a person to say drink what you want with what you want though.
Valpolicella is a really good region. I had a Vincini Amerone from there. It was really good.
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Looks pretty fantastic!
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So true.
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No real tips. It is a firmer piece as you say so I just cook it three minutes each side and then let it rest and serve.
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If I put more effort in I could of made it more substantial but it was good.
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Sometimes good and simple is the way to go.
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I may have to have another for lunch, late lunch that is. It’s 14:42 here
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Yum!