Grilled Steak & Lobster with Garlic Butter

SURF & TURF

A bold yet refined surf & turf celebrating perfectly grilled steak, delicately steamed lobster and rich garlic butter.

INGREDIENTS

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Garlic Butter

15g fresh flat leaf parsley, finely chopped

3 cloves garlic, finely chopped

6g salt

3g finely crushed black pepper

100g soft butter

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Lobster

Whole lobster(s), prepared into tails, knuckles, small claws and large claws

Salted water (if no steamer)

Ice water

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Steak

Rib eye on the bone or flank (bavette)

Olive oil

Chopped garlic

Crushed black pepper

Fresh thyme

Rosemary

Bay leaf

Sea salt

Method

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Garlic Butter

Place the soft butter into a bowl. Blend the parsley, garlic, salt and pepper to a coarse consistency, then fold into the butter.

Taste and adjust seasoning if required.

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Cooking the Lobster

Break and prepare the lobster into tails, knuckles, small claws and large claws.

Steam at 85°C as follows:

Knuckles: approx. 2 minutes 30 seconds

Small claws: 3 minutes

Large claws: 5–6 minutes

Tail (skewered): approx. 1 minute 30 seconds

If you do not have a steamer, simmer gently in salted water: claws for 3–4 minutes and tails for 1 minute.

Place immediately into iced water to cool. Remove the meat from the shells using a knife to crack the claws and scissors where required.

Lightly oil and season the lobster, then grill briefly to warm through before serving.

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Cooking the Steaks

Prepare the barbecue in advance, allowing the wood to burn down to red-hot charcoal for proper caramelisation.

Marinate the meat in olive oil, chopped garlic, crushed black pepper, fresh thyme, rosemary, bay leaf and sea salt.

Grill for 5–6 minutes on each side, turning 3–4 times to ensure even caramelisation. If thick, finish in the oven or move to a cooler part of the grill.

Cook to an internal temperature of 48°C. Rest for 10 minutes before slicing. Do not cook flank steak beyond medium rare, as it will become chewy.

Grilled Steak & Lobster with Garlic Butter

SURF & TURF

A bold yet refined surf & turf celebrating perfectly grilled steak, delicately steamed lobster and rich garlic butter.

INGREDIENTS

   +  &nbsp
Garlic Butter

15g fresh flat leaf parsley, finely chopped

3 cloves garlic, finely chopped

6g salt

3g finely crushed black pepper

100g soft butter

   +   
Lobster

Whole lobster(s), prepared into tails, knuckles, small claws and large claws

Salted water (if no steamer)

Ice water

   +   
Steak

Rib eye on the bone or flank (bavette)

Olive oil

Chopped garlic

Crushed black pepper

Fresh thyme

Rosemary

Bay leaf

Sea salt

Method

   +   
Garlic Butter

Place the soft butter into a bowl. Blend the parsley, garlic, salt and pepper to a coarse consistency, then fold into the butter.

Taste and adjust seasoning if required.

   +   
Cooking the Lobster

Break and prepare the lobster into tails, knuckles, small claws and large claws.

Steam at 85°C as follows:

Knuckles: approx. 2 minutes 30 seconds

Small claws: 3 minutes

Large claws: 5–6 minutes

Tail (skewered): approx. 1 minute 30 seconds

If you do not have a steamer, simmer gently in salted water: claws for 3–4 minutes and tails for 1 minute.

Place immediately into iced water to cool. Remove the meat from the shells using a knife to crack the claws and scissors where required.

Lightly oil and season the lobster, then grill briefly to warm through before serving.

   +   
Cooking the Steaks

Prepare the barbecue in advance, allowing the wood to burn down to red-hot charcoal for proper caramelisation.

Marinate the meat in olive oil, chopped garlic, crushed black pepper, fresh thyme, rosemary, bay leaf and sea salt.

Grill for 5–6 minutes on each side, turning 3–4 times to ensure even caramelisation. If thick, finish in the oven or move to a cooler part of the grill.

Cook to an internal temperature of 48°C. Rest for 10 minutes before slicing. Do not cook flank steak beyond medium rare, as it will become chewy.

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