This Turmeric Rubbed Reverse Seared New York Strip with Bok Choy is the recipe to step your steak game into the next level. Perfectly tender, smoky flavors and a hint of delicious ground herbs bring this healthy meal together in no time and taste like 5-star restaurants.
This Turmeric-Rubbed Reverse-Seared New York Strip post was sponsored by Saber Grills, but the tasty steak and my love of meat are, as always, all this Girl Carnivore’s.
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Want some more amazing steak night recipes? Try my favorites:
- Grilled Bavette Steak
- Grilled Coffee-Crusted Flank Steak
- Grilled Chimichurri Steak and potato power bowl
- Perfect Pan Seared Ribeye Steaks
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Reverse Seared New York Strip
Ingredients
- handful wood chips
- 2 Bone-In strip steaks at least 1″ thick
- salt and pepper
- 1 tsp fresh ground turmeric
- 1/4 tsp fresh ground ginger
- 1/4 tsp fresh ground garlic
- 2 heads of bok choy rinsed well and pulled from the core
- 1 tsp cooking fat
- 1 pint shiitake mushrooms
- 1 tsp soy sauce or coconut aminos
Instructions
- 30 minutes before grilling, remove the steaks from the fridge, pat them dry, and season them with a heavy salt. Arrange them on a wire rack and place them back in the fridge.
- Clean and oil your grill grates and prep your grill, with all burners to high, with the lid closed.
- Wrap the wood chips in foil and place to one side of the grill, allowing the smoke to start forming.
- After 10 minutes of heating, reduce the temp of 2/3 of your grill to low, leaving one of the burners still on high, with the wood chips over it smoking.
- Mix the turmeric, ginger, garlic and a pinch of pepper in a bowl.
- Right before cooking, rub the steak with the ground turmeric mixture on both sides.
- Have the grill hovering over 250 degrees. Place the steaks on the grill over the cool side and allow to "smoke" for about 15 minutes, flipping once.
- Temp the steaks with an instant read thermometer for 10 degrees below your desired temperature.
- When temped, quickly transfer the steaks to the smoking hot part of the grill and finish them off with beautiful sear marks, about 1 1/2 minutes per side, rotating 45 degrees halfway through each.
- Meanwhile, grill the bok choy until just charred. In a grill safe pan, heat the oil until just smoking.
- Add the mushrooms and saute. Add in the soy sauce and toss the bok choy in the pan with the mushrooms to coat.
- Serve the bok choy on platters, with the steaks atop, and mushrooms over them.
- Drizzle with the heated soy sauce and garnish as desired.
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My goodness, this looks incredible for sure!
This looks incredibly delicious! I cannot wait to try this cooking method. Here in NY though we are in sub zero temps, so it is going to have to wait until it warms up a little bit 🙂
This looks amazing!
This recipe looks killer! I love to reverse sear tri-tip steak but never tried a strip…and strips are my favorite cut so I’m totally ashamed right now. Trying your recipe this weekend and hope mine looks as gorgeous as yours 🙂
Looks wonderfully flavorful. Great photography.
Now THAT is a steak fit for a king! Yummo! Everything on that plate looks delicious! I also second the look of the new SABER Grill…I have a stainless SABER, now I have my eye on the black…sure is sleek!