New York Strip Steak Recipe with Lyonnaise Potatoes is a delicious steak recipe with Lyonnaise Potatoes that is absolutely delicious and an incredibly easy elegant recipe to make for your family and friends.
Whether I’m doing it live in a demonstration or for some guests, people are always so interested when I cook a New York Strip Steak recipe, as well as other cuts of meat.
I think it’s because most folks are trying to learn how to perfect their skills by cooking steak to their perfect liking.
I’m a huge fan of this Bistecca Alla Fiorentina as well as these Grilled Carne Asada Steak Fajitas if you’re a meat lover like me.
One thing I can say about cooking New York Strip Steak Recipe and getting it to that beautiful desired internal temperature is that it takes a ton of practice.
There really is no science behind, it’s just going through the motions of mastery through repetition.
I mean even though I have an extensive cooking background I wasn’t just immediately good at getting a New York Strip Steak recipe to temperature, it took a ton of overcooked and undercooked steaks to get to where I am now.
I also think when it comes to preparing a New York Strip Steak Recipe the people get nervous that it is burning or going past the temperature they want.
Truth be told, the waiting game is your best friend when cooking aNew York strip steak.
How to Cook a New York Strip Steak
I’m not much for flipping a New York Strip Steak back and forth to try and achieve equal browning or grill marks on both sides.
My philosophy to cooking a New York Strip Steak Recipe is very similar to that of famous chef Francis Mallman, who says to cook steak for longer on the first side and then flip it and cook it for the half time of the first side and serve it.
Doing this allows to get a really deep caramelized golden brown on 1 side of the New York strip steak without over cooking it.
If you want those perfect sear marks on this New York Strip Steak recipe then you can’t be flipping it around in the pan like it’s some sausage link or something, you need to have patience!
Preparing Your New York Strip Steak Ingredients
When it comes to preparing this New York Strip Steak Recipe with Lyonnaise Potatoes, it’s crucial to start with the potatoes first because they take the longest to cook.
Don’t worry they don’t take some crazy amount of time to make, but when it comes to preparing a meal with multiple elements like this New York strip steak recipe, then it becomes all about timing.
I like to give all of my vegetables a rinse before prepping them. I often times do not peel root vegetables because there are so much nutrients in the skins, so it’s wise that I rinse them since they are grown in the dirt.
One of my favorite things in our kitchen is my Franke Roller Mat, I seriously use it for everything.
In addition to its many uses such as dish drying, or as a hot pad, I most often use it as a colander for my larger vegetables, like these potatoes in my Lyonnaise potatoes recipe as well as a resting rack for my New York Strip Steak recipe
I’m going to peel these potatoes just for looks sake but please don’t feel like you have to, you know I’m all about making things look pretty :-).
So once your potatoes are washed you can either peel them or leave them intact, but then you want to slice them thin.
I use a mandolin for this process because it keeps them super consistent, but hey if you’ve got some killer knife cuts or are looking for more practice then by all means get out your chef’s knife and let it roll.
The same process goes for a yellow onion because we are going to cook it with the sliced potatoes and serve it up with the New York strip steak. Oh yeah, peel the onion :-).
These lyonnaise potatoes are going to be absolutely delicious with this New York Strip Steak recipe.
How to Make Lyonnaise Potatoes
These lyonnaise potatoes are going to amazing with this New York strip steak recipe
Place some olive oil in a large sauté pan and sear the potatoes and onions until they begin to brown.
You also want to make sure and move some things around in the pan every 2 minutes or so because the potatoes or onions can burn which can lead to them sticking to the pan, so be mindful of that because no one wants to eat burn potatoes with a perfect New York strip steak.
Next, I like to season them with salt and pepper, a few pads of butter, and then I place them in the oven on 400° to finish them off.
The amount of time it takes for them to cook, about 10-12 minutes is just about the exact time it takes to cook a beautiful New York Strip Steak recipe.
How to Prepare a New York Strip Steak
One of the most important aspects to preparing a New York Strip Steak Recipe is ensuring it is well seasoned.
Do not be afraid of salt or pepper when seasoning this New York Strip Steak recipe, make sure there is salt all over ever square centimeter of the meat!
There is nothing worse than an unseasoned New York Strip Steak recipe, nothing, so season it well.
Now it’s time to add some olive oil to a cast iron skillet over high heat and wait for the oil to lightly smoke.
Once it begins to lightly smoke, add your seasoned New York strip steaks into the pan and turn the heat down to medium-high and add in some butter, thyme, rosemary and a few garlic cloves.
This process is known as sautéing and doing it properly :-). These New York Strip Steaks are around almost a pound a piece so they are going to cook for about 10 minutes, or so, total for it to be a beautiful medium-rare, which is what I like.
Sear the New York Strip Steak recipe for about 5 to 6 minutes.
Don’t worry your New York strip steak recipe is not going to burn, just be sure to move the herbs and garlic around so they do not.
Flip the New York Strip Steak over and immediately begin basting them with the buttery, herby, garlicky goodness that is in the pan.
This process will help cook your New York Strip Steak, make it tender, and most importantly it will make it flavorful.
Serving a New York Strip Steak Recipe with Lyonnaise Potatoes
Once the New York Strip Steaks are done cooking, transfer them to a plate and let them rest for a few minutes before serving.
I use the Franke Roller Mat here to help air escape from the bottom of the plate, so the steaks maintain their internal temperature and don’t overcook.
Like I said the Roller Mat is a cook’s best friend!
At the same time your New York strip steak is done and ready for serving, your Lyonnaise potatoes will be also.
Like I said, it’s all about timing, and if you are serving this New York Strip Steak recipe up to a significant other on Valentine’s Day then you definitely want to take care not to jack it up.
Have fun and happy cooking you guys!
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New York Strip Steak Recipe with Lyonnaise Potatoes
Ingredients
For the Potatoes:
- 2 tablespoons of olive oil
- 5 peeled and thinly sliced russet potatoes
- 1 peeled and sliced yellow onion
- 2 ounces of unsalted butter
- 3 tablespoons of white wine vinegar
- Kosher salt and fresh cracked pepper to taste
For the Steak:
- 2 tablespoons of olive oil
- 2 15-16 ounce New York Strip Steaks
- 10-15 sprigs of fresh thyme
- 2-3 sprigs of fresh rosemary
- 4-6 garlic cloves
- 3 ounces of unsalted butter
- Kosher salt and fresh cracked pepper to taste
Instructions
- Potatoes: Preheat the oven to 400°.
- Add the oil to a large saute pan over high heat and wait for it to lightly smoke. Add in the potatoes and onions and cook for 8-10 minutes or until you begin to see some dark brown edges on the potatoes and onions.
- Season the potatoes with salt and pepper and add in ½ the butter over top. Transfer the pan to the oven and cook for 10-12 minutes or until they are browned and cooked through. Finish by deglazing with the white wine vinegar and remaining butter. Mix before serving.
- Steak: Season the steaks generously on both sides with salt and pepper.
- Add the oil to a large cast iron skillet and wait for it to lightly smoke. Add in the steaks and turn the heat down to medium-high. Add in the herbs, garlic and butter.
- Cook the steak for 5-6 minutes and then flip it over and immediately begin basting it for 2 to 3 minutes.
- Remove the steaks and let them rest before slicing and serving alongside the potatoes.
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