Grill/Barbecue
Grilled Flank Steak Sandwich with Sweet Onion Marmalade and Pear Horseradish Mustard
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35 Reviews
AntoniaJames
July 31, 2011
My mouth is watering just reading the recipe for the onion marmalade. Wow, this looks so tasty. Definitely on the "must try soon" list. Thanks for posting it!! ;o)
Jerry L.
July 22, 2011
I love everything on your sandwich except onions. I hate onions , Sally has always told me that onions always add flavor to everything, but I still hate them. If you could cook your sandwich without onions I am willing to drive down and sample it. Jerry
lakelurelady
July 22, 2011
LOL Jerry. The onions are completely optional. It would be just as good without them. Come on down.
Vermont S.
July 21, 2011
That pear topping looks great. I think I'll make it tonight.
lakelurelady
July 21, 2011
Thanks Sharon. The pears were pureed after cooking and added to the mustard.
Vermont S.
July 21, 2011
Yummmmmm, can't wait to try this. Pears are just about in season here in Vermont.
gingerroot
July 20, 2011
Love the flavors you have here! I actually experimented with a pear-horseradish savory ice cream to pair with meat a few months back. While the ice cream definitely needed a few more tweaks, your pear mustard sounds amazing with the steak.
lakelurelady
July 21, 2011
I have never heard of a savory ice cream. It sounds interesting. Thanks for your comment.
Dave S.
July 20, 2011
I love making my own sauce and mustards, You really kicked this up a notch with the pears. Love the sweet and heat mix with the horseradish. But it's the cinnamon sticks I really find interesting. Tough competition, but I think you have a winner here!.
lakelurelady
July 20, 2011
I would love for you to try this. I respect your taste buds. The cinnamon is very subtle.
Barbara37
July 20, 2011
What a great sandwich, Penny! The onion marmalade and pear mustard sound like a great combo for your flank steak dish!
Lyla F.
July 19, 2011
More and more mine has become a sandwich life, but I don't want the sandwiches to be tuna or peanut butter and jelly. This one has panache and substance. Thanks, Lake Lure Lady, this is art on a bun.
lakelurelady
July 19, 2011
Hi Lyla! I'm with you. A sandwich should be special. Thanks for your kind remarks.
Lyla F.
July 19, 2011
More and more mine has become a sandwich life, but I don't want the sandwiches to be tuna or peanut butter and jelly. This one has panache and substance. Thanks, Lake Lure Lady, this is art on a bun.
Penny @.
July 19, 2011
I love the combinations of flavors in this recipe. I am off to the store, guess what I am having tonight? It sounds so delicious!
Penny
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Rita
July 19, 2011
This looks amazing and will be amking it very soon! I know it will be excellent.
Rita
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