London Broil tonight.

dldawes1

48-hr Marinated London Broil for supper tonight. 

MmmmmGooood !

The PS Lifters worked out most eggcellent. 

Sodak70

@dldawes1  What did you marinated it in if you don't mind me asking?  The last london broil I did I used Italian dressing.

JohnnyTarheel

Solid right there!!

Doc_Eggerton

Love the long marinade.  For this cut I usually use Allegro Hot & Spicy.  What did you use.

RRP

Looks terrific! Any chance that was along the lines of the 48 hour recipe I had posted? 

RRP

RRP said:

Looks terrific! Any chance that was along the lines of the 48 hour recipe I had posted? 

BTW last night I decided to warm up the left over flank steak I had from my BD. All my life I have hated - I mean HATED the taste of re-heated beef...but last night I bagged this along with left over mashed potatoes - separately of course - and warmed them to 121º via sous vide. Talk about bringing left overs back to their glorious past this method did it! I highly recommend this method of re-warming!

dldawes1

All...and RRP...Yes, I used Ron's recipe from a week or so. I think Ron said he left his 54 hours...I couldn't wait that long !!!!!

One thing I did not do, that I wish I had....heat the grate up before putting on the meat. I'm pleased with the taste and texture, but I believe the appearance would have been a little more elegant with deeper grill marks !!!

Thanks for sharing your recipe and instructions RRP !!

Hans61

@rrp can you repost the recipe or a link? trying to research for a london broil cook. Thanks

JMCXL

This is one thing I can't cook.  Will have to see if using an Egg makes it any easier.  What temp did you cook it to?

RRP

Hans61 said:

@rrp can you repost the recipe or a link? trying to research for a london broil cook. Thanks

Here you go!

RRP’s London Broil

Background & Disclaimer: Over 30 years ago someone shared this basic recipe with my wife, Pat. We have no idea of the origin – hence no credit can be given. On the other hand I have tweaked it over the years and have adapted it to grilling on the Big Green Egg.  To this very day it is my favorite meal and I reserve it for my birthday meal plus a couple other special occasion celebrations each year.

Needed:

1 flank steak around 1.25 to 2 pounds

2 T garlic infused EVOO

3 t dried chopped parsley flakes

3 or 4 fresh garlic cloves chopped fine

½ t salt

2 t lemon juice

¼ t fresh ground pepper (12 grinds)

Using a sharp knife trim any excess fat. Scrape off the fine membrane on the one side. Rinse under cold running water and then dry. Option here: I use a Jaccard to assure my flank steak is tender. Combine the above ingredients, and mix well. Lay meat on a piece of Saran wrap and spread the mixture evenly on both sides. Since a flank steak has a strong grain pattern to it with a stringy texture I work the mixture into the meat using the backside of a spoon. Finish wrapping with more Saran wrap and then seal tightly in a food safe plastic bag compressing out air. Refrigerate for at least 24 hours, though 30 is better and 48 is best and do not disturb it!

Next day:

Sauté 8 oz of sliced white button mushrooms in 1/3 stick of real butter and salt to taste and sit aside, but do not drain! (BTW lately the sliced mushrooms are thicker than they used to be so I find they work with this meal better when further sliced in half while still raw.)

In a saucepan create the following au jus:

2 T Heinz Chili Sauce

a pinch of marjoram

a pinch of thyme

a generous pinch of hickory smoked salt

2 generous dashes of Tabasco

2 generous dashes of Worcestershire

5 oz of Burgundy

1 beef bouillon cube

2 oz of water

sprinkle of salt and fresh ground pepper

Optional: ½ t of flour (add the flour to a T of hot water from the tap so that it will dissolve)

Mix these ingredients well and add several slices of onions, broken apart and left as rings or cut in half. Simmer the pot until it starts the fine bubble stage. At this point add the mushrooms and their liquid and stir well. This can be done in advance, left to cool and refrigerate until time to reheat and serve with the meal.

Grilling the meat:

Flank steak is thin and if overcooked it will become tough very quickly. 

Remove meat from refrigerator and place on counter for at least 2 hours before grilling time.

Fire up your BGE and stabilize at 650 to 700 degrees dome as you will be grilling direct. Unwrap the meat and quickly place on the grill for a mere 2 minutes for first side, flip for 2 more minutes and  remove the meat as the cooking is done!

Quickly cut the meat across the grain in thin strips of ¼” to 3/8” slices. Prepare the plates with meat and garnish with the warm au jus/mushroom mixture. We love this meal with mashed potatoes also garnished with the mixture.

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I just hope you enjoy this recipe as much as we do. BTW I love any leftovers just cold and eaten over the kitchen sink the next day!    Ron Pratt, aka RRP in Dunlap, IL

Updated November 4, 2012

Hans61

Thanks @RRP very much appreciated!

dldawes1

Sorry I never found this thread after starting it.

Yes, I did use RRPs 48 hour marinade.  It was delicious !!

Thanks,

Donnie

RRP

dldawes1 said:

Sorry I never found this thread after starting it.

Yes, I did use RRPs 48 hour marinade.  It was delicious !!

Thanks,

Donnie

Glad you liked it!

500

I have a 2 pound London Broil with this marinade sealed up in a Food Saver bag chilling for tonight’s snow filled grill out.