
The Green Beans and Tomato are also just as great. The onion, tomatoes and green beans are from Tina's farm stand. Beyond that there is just the addition of oregano. It's so simple but so delicious. It has a ratatouille sort of flavour. Green beans are the best side for a nice piece of red meat. I would pass on a potato any day for this side with a steak!
Owen had a steamed portion of the flank steak which had not been marinated. Because this is a cheaper cut of beef I feel as though it must always be marinated to be tender so it's not the meat best suited for babies because it doesn't seem to break down very well. He had his steak processed with green beans but it took a while to find the right consistency for him. Owen really enjoyed the couscous with carrot and cilantro which he could eat as-is.
I can't believe that we ended up with two sides that were equally impressive in the same meal. We enjoyed them so much they are sure to be a staple for us from here on out.
2 comments:
Where do you get your flank steak? Harold's aunt in Chicago makes amazing flank steak every time we're in and I don't see it here. Is it called something different? I must admit since we don't eat much beef, I'm a rookie with the different cuts.
Maryanne
You can get it at Costco. Most places (including butchers) here in Niagara sell it frozen, but Costco is always sold fresh!
It seems to be more popular in the states (along with skirt steak), but it would be great if it became more widely available in Canada.
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