There are some days where you just want something mean.
Something rough, tough & utterly satisfying.
Say hello to The Manwich.
Man.wich - Noun:
Two large hunks of crusty bread, surrounding gooey melting cheese, thick juicy steak, peppery rocket & lashings of mustard. Eaten with two hands. Not to be shared.
Enjoyed by hearty men or particularly naughty women.
To serve two you'll need:
Your favourite crusty bread (I used a tiger loaf from Gails at Waitrose),
2 sirloin steaks,
Borsin soft cheese,
Strong cheddar cheese (grated),
Rocket,
Strong English mustard.
A great red wine or some really cold beers.
Begin by heating up a frying or griddle pan until it's seriously hot.
When it starts to smoke you'll know it's ready.
Dust your steaks with good quality sea salt and lay them in your pan. (Don't add pepper yet as it will burn.)
Your sirloins should have lots of lovely fat marbled through them, so you don't need to add oil or butter. Let the fat from the steak do the work.
Flip your steak every 30 seconds (more or less), this insures even cooking & the outside will begin to caramelise.
How long you do this for will depend on how you like your steak:
Rare: 4-5mins
Medium: 6-7mins
Well done: 8-10mins
Top with rocket.
Now, sprinkle your steak with a little pepper & slice using a very sharp knife.
Lay the slices on to your rocket.
Top with your grated cheddar.
Slather the top piece of bread in mustard & place it on top.
Serve with your drink of choice & enjoy!
If this doesn't satisfy you, nothing will.
.
Something rough, tough & utterly satisfying.
Say hello to The Manwich.
Man.wich - Noun:
Two large hunks of crusty bread, surrounding gooey melting cheese, thick juicy steak, peppery rocket & lashings of mustard. Eaten with two hands. Not to be shared.
Enjoyed by hearty men or particularly naughty women.
To serve two you'll need:
Your favourite crusty bread (I used a tiger loaf from Gails at Waitrose),
2 sirloin steaks,
Borsin soft cheese,
Strong cheddar cheese (grated),
Rocket,
Strong English mustard.
A great red wine or some really cold beers.
Begin by heating up a frying or griddle pan until it's seriously hot.
When it starts to smoke you'll know it's ready.
Dust your steaks with good quality sea salt and lay them in your pan. (Don't add pepper yet as it will burn.)
Your sirloins should have lots of lovely fat marbled through them, so you don't need to add oil or butter. Let the fat from the steak do the work.
Flip your steak every 30 seconds (more or less), this insures even cooking & the outside will begin to caramelise.
How long you do this for will depend on how you like your steak:
Rare: 4-5mins
Medium: 6-7mins
Well done: 8-10mins
When your steaks are done, take them out of the pan & leave them on a chopping board to rest.
This will ensure they stay nice & juicy and your Mandwich wont go all soggy when you bite into it.
Don't worry about them getting cold, it wont take you long.
Cut your loaf into 2 big hunks, and split them down the middle.
Spread a good layer of Boursin on the bottom side.
Top with rocket.
Now, sprinkle your steak with a little pepper & slice using a very sharp knife.
Lay the slices on to your rocket.
Top with your grated cheddar.
Slather the top piece of bread in mustard & place it on top.
Grrr.
Serve with your drink of choice & enjoy!
If this doesn't satisfy you, nothing will.
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Swap the Boursin for brie with bits, and the red wine for and an English pale ale orBelgian abbey ale, and I'm sold.
ReplyDeleteBeautifully pink meat, now very hungry and stuck at work!
This is such a good manwich! Good name for it too! I'm adopting that myself now. My fiancee is always in need of one like this, yes, he needs it apparently. Haha. I wouldn't mind eating it myself either, looks delicious. I'm so hungry now!
ReplyDeleteAmelia @ UGLY DUCKLING x
I WAS AN UGLY DUCKLING BLOG!
Yum. Starting to notice that I skipped breakfast... In desperate need of this for a late lunch now! xx
ReplyDeleteThis looks INCREDIBLE!
ReplyDeleteWell done young lady!
Lol, wonderin if I could event ake a bite. This looks really big. Knowing me, everything would fall off.
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Yummy yummy :)))
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This looks delish! I'm sold :) x
ReplyDeleteWow. x
ReplyDeleteOMG I'm actually drooling! My bf has announced we are having this at the weekend!
ReplyDeleteWoooow, looks really tasty. Maybe it takes time to prepare it but probably it's worth it. Gotta try id one day.
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Monika
Coffee and Mo
Tiger bread, steak and cheese.....yup, that's lunch all sorted for tomorrow.
ReplyDeleteScrummy!
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mm-mm, looks good! it's interesting to know the tip for flipping the steak every 30 seconds, thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteKatie x
Good to know Im not the only person who watches how to cook like Heston :) Looks amaze
ReplyDeleteThe one where he does the historical recipes? Does he do steak sandwiches? xx
DeleteJust found this blog for the first time, this was the first post I read, think I am already in love with you...
ReplyDeleteNot really a steak fan but would like to make this for my boyfriend! x
ReplyDeleteYour recipes are incredible! I read an earlier one about home made nutella, plan on making it for friends and family's birthdays this year!
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actually drooling....
ReplyDeleteThis looks delicious!!! xx
ReplyDeleteOh my stinking goodness this looks absolutely FANTASTIC!
ReplyDeleteNot for GIRLS!
ReplyDeleteI love your recipes and this one looks soo great! following you :)
ReplyDeleteThat is sandwich Heaven right there. Mmmmmmmm.
ReplyDeleteThis is so incredibly good! And I'm using Boursin for quite everything now.
ReplyDeleteDid you see that Sainsbury have renamed their tiger loaf?
http://j-sainsbury.co.uk/giraffebread
:)
Simone
o my god this looks incredible, that steak is perfect! x
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