Grilled Steak & Charred Corn Salsa!

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AI GeneratedThis video demonstrates how to prepare a vibrant summer meal featuring grilled flank steak topped with a charred corn salsa. The creator emphasizes simplicity and flavor, showing how to achieve professional results using either an outdoor grill or an indoor grill pan.
Hi! We are making a summertime delicious grilled flank with sort of a charred corn salsa situation
if you will. I don't know exactly what to call it, just know it is divine and delicious and you
will love it. It's my favorite kind of summer food where you're cooking something simply but
to perfection and how can it be anything other than incredible. I'm doing it on my indoor grill
today simply because mother nature is not playing, okay? Someone made her so mad, someone made her,
she's infuriated, okay? It is pouring down, it has been pouring down for days and I just can't
get to my grill. But I do have a grill pan, and you probably do too, so we're going to make it
directly on the grill pan because that's just all I got. I'm going to first do a couple of ears of
corn. This is Jersey white corn, so delicious, so fantastic. I'm going to throw that right on there
like so and that's going to char in some areas and be beautiful. I'll do the thinnest little
bit of olive oil on that side for some red onion that I try to slice really evenly but that just
you know did not work well for me. It does not have to be perfect, you're just trying to
add some color. I'm adding a jalapeno here and there, again I want some color, I want some
beautiful charred goodness. For the steak of choice, I am using a flank steak, okay? Use whatever
you want. What do you like to grill? Skirt steak is amazing and really my preference for something
like this except it is three times the price right now. So we're using a flank steak which
is a really gorgeous cut. You can see the grain is running along lengthwise and we're just going
to go ahead and cook it like that and just slice against it and it'd be perfect and gorgeous and
just divine. I'm treating this very very simply. First things first is you want to make sure you
are patting this dry otherwise your olive oil, your spices and your salt is never going to stick
to them. I did pat this dry really really well on both sides and what I'm going to do to this is
I'm going to drizzle it with a little bit of olive oil on both sides, okay? I'm just going to keep
one hand clean here. I'm going to do a good bit of salt on either side and then in here what I have
is a mix of ancho chili powder which is really nice and smoky, a little bit of garlic and just
the tiniest little bit of onion and a little bit of black pepper and those together work really
really well here. I kind of feel like the ancho chili powder is going to give you heat, yes,
but it's also going to sort of drive home that smokiness that I'm aiming for and it works really
well. But if you want to use just regular chili powder or just salt and pepper, by all means do,
I like to just season my steak and let it sit for a bit so that the spices can really adhere
and they don't burn the second I get them on the grill. So I'm just going to let this sit here and
then I'm going to just check on my, yep my corn's looking good. I'm just going to give it a whirl
and keep an eye out and once everything's charred I'll take it out onto a plate, but for now I'm
going to set this aside and keep an eye on that. Gorgeous! That's only going to cook like two
minutes per side on a really hot grill, whether it's an indoor grill or an outdoor grill. My corn
and onion and jalapenos are perfect, just cut the kernels off, this is the easiest and safest way to
do it, just lean it down, so lay it down and then just cut along the sides like so. And then just
keep doing that, I'm going to add everything to a nice bowl. Got everything nice and chopped in
here, I've got the corn, the onion, the jalapeno and some cilantro. To that I'm going to add a little
bit of lime, probably going to do a whole lime just because I like it really limey and sharp,
but start with half and go from there. Also what I'm going to add to this is any of that remaining
spice that I had with the ancho chili and a little black pepper and all that, I'm going to add that
right in there because why not? Along with some extra virgin olive oil and a pinch of salt. And
I'm just going to mix all of this together and this is going to be what I sprinkle all over it,
delicious, so simple, so easy, but so divine, you will just love it. Taste it for seasoning,
of course, perfect, but a bit more olive oil and a bit more salt, perfect in terms of acidity by the
way. A bit more salt. Okay, I'm going to go ahead and set this aside. My steak has been resting,
I cooked it for about two and a half minutes per side because I didn't want to overcook it,
where's my platter? I just had my platter in front of me, hang tight.
Cooked it for about two and a half minutes per side which is to my liking, if you like it cooked
longer, please do, but I do not. So I'm going to make sure that it is nice and bouncy, especially
a flank steak, it's going to just, you're going to, if you cook it too long, what happens is it
gets really dry. And any of those steak juices, just pull them at the bottom of your platter
and then when you put your steak on top, it will sort of absorb them. And now remember the grain
was running this way, so I don't want to cut this way, I want to cut against the grain. And the end
pieces are always going to be a bit more cooked than the middle because that's typically the
thinnest part. But I'm just going to thinly slice, it should be really perfect, and in fact it is,
but again cook it to your liking. Fan that, set that aside, you can pour all those juices over
top if you want. And what I like to do is I just like to kind of fan some of the slices like that.
Beautiful. You already know this is going to taste absolutely scrumptious and fantastic.
Take some of your corn mixture, not all of it, otherwise you'll cover the entire thing.
Serve the rest on the side. And then I always like to come in with an extra drizzle of extra
virgin olive oil, good flavor, an extra pinch of salt because steak always needs it. Add a little
wedge of lime on either side and call it a day. And that to me is not only delicious but it didn't
take much effort and you can do this on your outdoor grill or your indoor grill depending on
the weather or your mood and it always comes out absolutely perfect and feel free to put your own
spin on it but I think this is just so vibrant and delicious, I know you'll love it. Check the
description down below for everything you need to know and I will catch you in the next one. Bye!
