Instructions

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   Hanger Steak and Vegetables

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   Place oven rack at a position so that the meat will end up 6 inches under the broiler

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   Preheat oven to broil (500°F)

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   Dry meat with paper towels. Season generously with salt and freshly cracked black pepper

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   Clean the mushrooms with a paper towel and roughly chop

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   Peel the carrots and chop into ½“ slices

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   Toss vegetables in a bowl with olive oil, season with salt and pepper, add Worcestershire sauce, and mix everything

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   Place mixture onto a rimmed sheet pan, add the (slightly oiled) “cooling rack” upside down on top, and add the steak. Put your little architectural set up (carefully) in the oven.

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   After about 6 minutes, turn the meat.

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    Broil for another 6 minutes, check for desired temperature with a meat thermometer, then remove the meat and rest it on a cutting board, lightly tented with aluminum foil.  I like my steak medium-rare, so I remove it when the temperature reaches 130°F.

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    Leave the vegetables in the oven for another 10 minutes or until they reach the softness you like. Use a fork to test them.

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    Cut the hanger steak in slices against the grain and plate together with vegetables

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    Add a couple slices of garlic herb compound butter on top of the steak. If you have some parsley handy, add some to make the plate look pretty.

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    Garlic Herb Compound Butter (optional)

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    Mash the softened butter in a bowl with a fork

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    Add parsley, sage, garlic, lemon juice, salt and pepper and mix together with butter using a fork

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    Spoon the butter onto a piece of plastic wrap or parchment paper

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    Roll into a log and twist the ends

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    Chill for at least 2 hours in the fridge