Teriyaki Steak
Summary
- Prep Time: overnight up to 2 full days
- Cooking Time: 10-15 minutes
- Servings: 3-4
Ingredients
- 1 beef flank steak, as large as you need
- 1 15-oz jar, teriyaki sauce (I prefer the "JES" brand's
"Marinade & Sauce - Spicy")
- 1-2 bundles, green onions, cut into 1 inch lengths
- 1 tsp, sesame seeds
- 2-4 cloves, fresh pressed garlic
Preparation
-
Place all ingredients into a large plastic bag with a strong
seal. Rotate bag to ensure that all ingredients are well-mixed
and the steak is fully coated in the sauce.
-
Place bag into refrigerator. Marinate at least overnight,
but preferably 1-2 full days. Rotate bag every few hours to
ensure steak is fully marinated.
Cooking
- Grilling (Gas)
- Remove steak from bag and place on a clean plate.
Important: Immediately throw away the
bag and all remaining marinade in the bag (this is a
health concern!)
- Light the grill and let it warm up. When warmed,
set the grill to "High"
- Place steak onto the grill and sear for one minute. At the
one minute mark, flip the steak over and sear the other
side for one minute
- Reduce heat to medium, and flip steak. Grill for an
additional 3-4 minutes (flipping at the halfway mark) for
a very rare steak (strongly
recommended!), or an additional 4-7 minutes for a
medium-rare to medium steak
- Broiling
- Move rack in the oven so that when the steak is on the
broiling pan, it will be 3-4 inches from the heating
elements
- Line the bottom of your broiling pan with aluminum foil
to reduce the mess from this meal, cover the aluminum foil
with the rack for the meat
- Set oven to broil, wait for oven to reach broiling
temperature
- Remove bag from fridge, remove steak from bag and
place steak on the broiling rack.
Important: Immediately throw away
the bag and all remaining marinade in the bag (this is
a health concern!)
- Place broiling pan into oven. Cook until meat achieves
desired level of doneness, making sure to flip the meat
at the halfway mark (in my oven, rare is acheived in 5-7
minutes, your oven may vary!
Serving
- Place cooked steak onto a clean cutting board
- Using a sharp chef's knife, cut the steak
into long, one-inch-wide strips. Best results will be achieved
by cutting against (i.e., perpendicular to) the grain of the meat,
with the knife at a 45 degree angle to the vertical
Recommended Side Dishes
- Beef-flavored rice (e.g., Rice-A-Roni)
- Wild rice
- Baked potato
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