New York Strip with Melted Blue Cheese Butter
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For the last five Summers John and I have vacationed in Gruene, TX. We LOVE it there. Gruene has become our favorite place to getaway. While we are there our go-to place to eat is the Husiache Grill. They have the most amazing steak topped with melted blue cheese butter that is served with crispy potatoes and we add a glass of red wine. This year we did not make it out to Gruene and we missed out on that delicious meal, which led us to create our own version of that meal for a Steak & Wine Date Night! We also thought this would be a fun way to share one of our favorite meals with all of you guys! Hope you enjoy this delicious recipe for a New York Strip with Melted Blue Cheese Butter!
New York Strip with Melted Blue Cheese Butter
While John cooked ( yes, he does almost all of the cooking! Thank goodness!) I was in charge of picking out the wine and setting the table ( I know, I got the better end of that deal! hah!) It has been raining so much lately in Houston that the weather was much cooler than normal, so we took advantage of it and had dinner outside.
For wine I chose Mark West, a Burgundian styled California Pinot Noir. Not only, does this wine pair perfectly with the flavors of the New York Strip, but it also is pre-filled in single serve recyclable glasses that click together to form one bottle of wine; which is perfect to enjoy outside! Honestly, this is going to be my go-to wine now for entertaining or to take to outside events. I love that it allows you to enjoy a glass, without having to open the entire bottle at one time and there is no hassle!
This is such an easy recipe for grilling steak. It turned out so tender and juicy! (This was before we added the blue cheese butter.) John also prepared crispy red potatoes and sautéed zucchini and squash.
See how the wine just clicks and stacks together?! It is beyond convenient and so perfect for a date night that is outside. For more entertaining ideas check out Entertain And Pair Social Hub!
John topped off the New York Strip with blue cheese butter. It adds a creamy and rich flavor to this meal.
Cheers! See the recipe card below with all the instructions on how to cook the steak, blue cheese butter, veggies, and the potatoes. I marinade the steak in Allegro Original Marinade, 12.7 oz
- 10oz New York Strip Steak
- 1/4 cup Blue Cheese Crumbles
- 1/4 cup Butter
- 1 lb New Potatoes
- 2 Zucchini
- 2 Squash
- 4 tbsp Extra Virgin Olive Oil (EVOO)
- Salt and Pepper
- Steak Marinade
- Preheat oven to 425
- Cut up potatoes into quarters
- Place in bowl and add 2 tbsp EVOO and the salt and pepper and then toss thoroughly
- Place in oven for 30-35 Min, our until they begin to brown and the skin becomes crispy.
- Remove from oven and set aside
- While potatoes are cooking, Slice veggies and place in a bowl
- Toss with 2 tbsp EVOO and salt and pepper
- Heat a large skillet over medium heat
- Sautee veggies in skillet for 10 min or until they begin to brown
- Remove from heat and set aside
- Marinade Steak for 20-30 Min.
- Heat pan to Medium/High Heat
- Add 1 tbsp of butter to the pan right before you add the steak
- Season steak with salt and pepper and place in pan cook 5 min on one side then flip and cook and additional 5 min.**
- While steak is cooking use a spoon scoop up the butter and glaze the top of the steak.
- Remove from pan and let it rest before cutting it.
- Heat a sauce pan on Medium/High heat
- Add butter and blue cheese crumbles to the pan
- Cook for 4min stirring occasionally
- Remove from heat
- On a plate combine all of the elements of the meal making sure to top the steak with the blue cheese butter and serve.
- Once the potatoes are in the oven, you should have plenty of time to prepare the other 2 parts of this dish.
- Also remember to marinate 30 minutes prior to meal preparation.
- ** This should get your steak to a Medium Rare temperature so adjust your cooking time to how your like your steak prepared.
As always thanks for stopping by our little corner of the interwebs and we hope that you enjoy one of our favorite meals for date night!
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