Rib-Eye Steak with Caramelized Onion Sauce
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Ingredients
12 oz Rib-eye steak (bone-in)
6 Asparagus
1 tbsp Butter
1 tsp Olive oil
2 cups Onions, sliced
1 tbsp Garlic, minced
1/4 cup All-purpose flour
1 tbsp Soy sauce
2 cups Whole milk
Nutrition Facts
| Amount Per Serving | ||
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| Calories | 465 | |
| % Daily Value* | ||
| Fat 19.2g | 30% | |
| Carbohydrates 28.3g | 9% | |
| Fiber 5.8g | 23% | |
| Sugar 13.6g | ||
| Protein 48g | 96% | |
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| Estimated values based on one serving size. | ||
Instructions
Place the rib-eye steak into the Ninja Foodi on the reversible rack in high position
Season with salt and pepper
Brush the steak with some butter (or olive oil)
Close crisping lid and Set the Ninja Foodi to BROIL
Set the time to 12 minutes for medium steak or 15 minutes for well-done
After 6-8 minutes, open the crisping lid and flip the steak over
Season the other side with salt and pepper and apply more butter or olive oil
Close the crisping lid and the cooking will resume
Use a meat thermometer to check the internal temperature of the steak (160°F for medium) or (170°F for well done)
Remove the steak when cooked to your desired doneness and let it rest for at least 5 minutes
Sprinkle some olive oil on the asparagus and place them on the reversible rack
Close the crisping lid and set to BROIL for 1 minute
Remove the asparagus and rack when done
Set the Ninja Foodi to Saute (HI)
Add the onions to the inner pot
Mix in 1 tsp of salt and the minced garlic
Saute everything together for 1-2 minutes to caramelize the onions
Sprinkle in the flour and saute everything together for 1 minute
Add the whole milk and soy sauce
Simmer the sauce for 2-3 minutes until it reaches a creamy consistency
Season the sauce with salt and pepper to desired taste
Ribeye Steak with Caramelized Onion Sauce
This rib-eye steak with caramelized onion sauce is a delicious and simple recipe that is sure to have your friends and family raving for seconds. A perfectly juicy steak doesn't need anything on it but adds a deliciously creamy caramelized onion sauce on top and it elevates this meal to a whole new level! Made entirely in the Ninja Foodi, it's fast and super simple to make this tender sizzling steak, creamy sweet caramelized onion sauce and a side of asparagus all in one-pot. Best of all, clean up is a cinch and you have a complete meal ready and on the table in under 30 minutes.
What is the best cut of beef to use for a juicy steak?
A well-marbled cut of beef is the best steak to cook with us it will stay tender and juicy unlike some of the leaner cuts that tend to be drier. A cheaper cut of meat may result in a more chewy texture that is better suited for braising or slow-cooking in stews. We prefer rib-eye steak for this recipe however other steak cuts like New York Strip or Sirloin would also work just as well. The key to a well-cooked steak is to ensure it's close to room temperature before cooking and to flip the steak mid-way through cooking to ensure even heat distribution on both sides.
Why should you let a steak rest after cooking?
Another really important step that should never be skipped is letting the steak rest after cooking. As the steak cooks, muscle fibers start to firm up and water gets pushed towards the surface of the meat. If you cut into a steak right after cooking all this the liquid will run out of the meat and your beautiful steak will end up being very dry. By letting the steak rest for at least 5 minutes, the moisture has time to be re-absorbed and distributed back throughout the meat resulting in a tender, moist and juicy steak.
How can you tell if your steak is done?
Steaks are really versatile and everyone likes their steak to a different degree of doneness. So how can you tell if your steak is done? While there are many different ways to check a steak's doneness by appearance or texture the best and most accurate way to determine the doneness of steak is to check the internal temperature using a meat thermometer.
Rare: internal temperature of 140°F (60°C)
Medium Rare: internal temperature of 145°F (63°C)
Medium: Internal temperature of 160°F (70°C)
Well Done: Internal temperature of 170°F (76°C)
How do you make caramelized onion sauce for your steak?
Seasoning the rib-eye with butter, salt, and pepper before cooking will go a long way to ensuring a delicious and flavorful steak all on its own. Throw the caramelized onion sauce on top of this juicy steak and it brings this dish to the next level. Making the caramelized onion sauce is simple and takes no time at all. While the steak is resting, simply toss in some onions to soak up all the savory flavor from the steak drippings. Saute the onions until they caramelize and sprinkle in some flour. Slowly add in some whole milk or cream and simmer to thicken the sauce until it reaches your desired consistency. Season to taste with soy sauce, salt, and pepper. Add the steaks back directly into the sauce to soak up the irresistible flavor or serve the steak with the sauce on the side. Serve with a side of asparagus or any other vegetable you prefer and there you have it. A delicious savory rib-eye steak with sweet creamy caramelized onion sauce. It's a delectable satisfying meal that your whole family will love.
Notes
- For a more evenly cooked steak let the rib-eye steak come to room temperature before cooking
- For best results, flip the steak over half way through the Broil so that the heat is more evenly distributed and cooks both sides of the steak evenly
- Sprinkling olive oil on the asparagus before cooking helps bring out the flavor
- Serve this dish with asparagus or any vegetable you prefer
- When checking the steak for doneness we like to use the ThermoPro TP03 Digital Instant Read Meat Thermometer as we find that it's easy to use and the readings are fast and accurate.
- This recipe was made using the Ninja Foodi, a programmable multi-use pressure cooker that can also steam, saute, slow cook, dehydrate, bake, broil, roast and air crisp
- You can also make this recipe with an Instant Pot Duo Crisp, a multi-use programmable cooker that can pressure cook, saute, slow cook, steam, sous vide, air fry, roast, bake, broil and dehydrate.
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