Pepper Steak, Haloumi & Prosciutto Sandwich
If you are like me you hear Minute Steak and think of your Mother’s Salisbury Steak. NO THANK YOU! These memories scarred me so much that I didn’t touch Minute Steak until quite recently. Turns out Minute Steak done right is a magical thing! Now when selecting my cuts on my side of beef I never miss Minute Steak.
This sandwich takes very inexpensive cut of beef and creates a gourmet sandwich in minutes! No marinating required.
Ingredients:
2- 200 gram Grass finished minute steaks
1 tbsp olive oil for brushing
4 slices of haloumi (grilling cheese) (approx 1 cm thick)
4 slices proscuitto or pancetta
Flaky salt & fresh cracked pepper
2-3 cups peppery arugula
2 fresh tomatoes sliced
1 baguette, quartered and sliced open lengthways
1-2 tbsp Mayonnaise (optional)
Directions
Heat cast iron pan over medium heat. Add prosciutto and fry for a minute per side. Set aside.
Brush haloumi with olive oil and fry these a minute per side. Remove from heat.
Brush the steak with oil and season liberally with salt and lots of pepper. Fry these for a minute or two max per side. A minute per side will give you medium. Remove from heat and slice in half lengthwise so you have 4 steaks. Sprinkle with flaky salt.
Spread a little mayo on each cut side of baguette and press on cast iron to lightly toast.
Build your sandwich with steak, haloumi, prosciutto, arugula and tomato to taste.
Serve with more salad and summer dinner is served!