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Flank steak, black bean & rice burrito

NibbleMeThis
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Alexis brought home a half of a flank steak yesterday. I've seen small flank steaks but I've never seen a half flank steak sold like that. I don't want to know what happened to the other half....but here's what I did with mine.
Preheated one of my large Eggs to 450°f. I seasoned the flank steak with my beef rub (kosher salt, Malabar black pepper, granulated garlic, dried shallot, dried red bell pepper, ancho, and guajillo chile).

For the black bean burrito filling, I crisped some bacon. Then I seasoned chopped onion and red bell pepper and sauteed them in the rendered fat. I added the black beans and bacon back in for about 2 minutes.
I grilled the flank steak 4 1/2 minutes per side.

I sliced the flank steak after a rest and put it all together on a tortilla. I added some locally made roasted garlic and black pepper cheese on top before rolling it up.

Awesome on a warm Friday evening. Next time I'd add some cilantro in the mix and add some crema. I would have done that this time but I was out of both.

Hope you all are off to a great weekend. I've got a couple of pork bellies and a whole beef strip loin for tomorrow.
Preheated one of my large Eggs to 450°f. I seasoned the flank steak with my beef rub (kosher salt, Malabar black pepper, granulated garlic, dried shallot, dried red bell pepper, ancho, and guajillo chile).

For the black bean burrito filling, I crisped some bacon. Then I seasoned chopped onion and red bell pepper and sauteed them in the rendered fat. I added the black beans and bacon back in for about 2 minutes.
I grilled the flank steak 4 1/2 minutes per side.

I sliced the flank steak after a rest and put it all together on a tortilla. I added some locally made roasted garlic and black pepper cheese on top before rolling it up.

Awesome on a warm Friday evening. Next time I'd add some cilantro in the mix and add some crema. I would have done that this time but I was out of both.

Hope you all are off to a great weekend. I've got a couple of pork bellies and a whole beef strip loin for tomorrow.
Knoxville, TN
Nibble Me This
Nibble Me This
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That is excellent my friend!
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Gawjus!Ellijay GA with a Medium & MiniMax
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Looks AMAZING! Gorgeous beef, and looks like a great combination!
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I would nibblemethat!
Looks perfect.
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NibbleMeThis said:Alexis brought home a half of a flank steak yesterday. I've seen small flank steaks but I've never seen a half flank steak sold like that. I don't want to know what happened to the other half....but here's what I did with mine.
Preheated one of my large Eggs to 450°f. I seasoned the flank steak with my beef rub (kosher salt, Malabar black pepper, granulated garlic, dried shallot, dried red bell pepper, ancho, and guajillo chile).
For the black bean burrito filling, I crisped some bacon. Then I seasoned chopped onion and red bell pepper and sauteed them in the rendered fat. I added the black beans and bacon back in for about 2 minutes.
I grilled the flank steak 4 1/2 minutes per side.
I sliced the flank steak after a rest and put it all together on a tortilla. I added some locally made roasted garlic and black pepper cheese on top before rolling it up.
Awesome on a warm Friday evening. Next time I'd add some cilantro in the mix and add some crema. I would have done that this time but I was out of both.
Hope you all are off to a great weekend. I've got a couple of pork bellies and a whole beef strip loin for tomorrow. -
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Looks great! The recipe portion of your website is the best accessory I have. Thanks for all the info.VA Beach
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Another great idea! I've never seen a half flank steak either, but I have a couple of flanks in my freezer that will be perfect for this.1 large BGE, Spartanburg SC
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Looks great. Definitely going to have to give that a try.Morristown TN, LBGE and Mini-Max.
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As always you rock! Thank you for the inspiration
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Nicely done... Great cook and post !!!Greensboro North Carolina
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THEBuckeye said:On the list!
What temp at 4 1/2 min a side?Knoxville, TN
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Well I'm an idiot, I misread your question. It was 450f.Knoxville, TN
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That looks absolutely delicious! Any preference on flank vs skirt vs flatiron steak for fajitas and burritos?
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