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Outback BBQ steak with Tasmanian Mountain Pepperberry and Bush Tomato Relish


    It's an Aussie custom to toss a tasty steak on the BBQ. This recipe incorporates our superb bush ingredients and gives a backyard classie an Aussie twist. The Tasmanian Mountain Pepperberry is a delicious alternative to your store bought pepper steak sauce and is extremely easy to make. The relish is just as easy and lasts for 2-3 weeks when stored in the fridge. 

      Difficulty

      Easy

      Prep Time

      30 min

      Total Time

      45 min

      Serving Size

      1-2

      Ingredients:


      2 thick cut porterhouse/sirloin steaks 


      Steak Seasoning


      ¾ tsp (3g) Ground Tasmanian Mountain Pepperberry ¾ tsp (3g) Lemon Myrtle 

      1 tsp (5g) sweet smoked paprika 

      Pinch of Sea Salt 

      2 tsp (10g) rice flour 


      Mountain Pepper Tomato Relish


      500g tomatoes, cooked

      1 tsp (10g) Bush tomatoes, 

      2 cups onion, finely cut 

      1 tsp (5g) Tasmanian Bush Pepperberry

      10ml olive oil 

      1 ½ tsp (15g) brown sugar 

      15ml Balsamic Vinegar               

      Method:


      1. Place the onions and oil into a pot and cook over a medium heat, stirring until onions are all caramelized, around 10-12 minutes.

      2. Add the Tasmanian Mountain Pepperberry, brown sugar and balsamic vinegar to the pan and bring to the boil.

      3. Mix in the tomatoes and bush tomato and stew until flavours are sweet. Cool and spot in a perfect dry container until required.

      4. Preheat the BBQ or frying pan to medium high heat.

      5. Combine the steak and the steak seasoning in a bowl, make sure both sides of steak are evenly coated.

      6. Cook steaks on a medium high heat, 4 minutes each side.

      7. Take the steaks of the heat and let rest for around 4 minutes.

      8. Serve Outback BBQ steaks with tomato relish, roast vegetables and a jacket potato.

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