Minute steaks sear in a blazing-hot skillet, pick up all the buttery rosemary-garlic flavor of a fancy steakhouse pan sauce, and still land on the plate in under 10 minutes.
Slice and pound the sirloin thin; with a meat mallet until about ¼-inch thick.Sprinkle both sides of the steaks with salt, pepper, and garlic powder.
STEP 2: HEAT THE PAN
Warm olive oil and 2 tablespoons butter in a large skillet over medium-high heat. Add the garlic cloves and rosemary sprig; let them sizzle 30 seconds to perfume the fat.
STEP 3: SEAR
Lay in the steaks (work in batches; overcrowding steams them). Sear 1–2 minutes, flip, and baste with the garlicky butter until the second side browns—about 1 minute more..
STEP 4: SERVE
Transfer to plates, top with the last tablespoon of butter and the cooked rosemary. Splash on a little red-wine vinegar if you like a steak-frites vibe, and dig in.
PRO-TIPS
- Pound the steaks to 1/4-in thickness for browned flavor in minimal time
- Use whole garlic and rosemary to prevent burning
- Add red wine vinegar to an empty skillet for balanced flavor
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This minute steak recipe proves you don’t need hours to enjoy a perfectly cooked, flavorful cut.
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