Ingredients
80 ml | Cider vinegar, or honeygar |
¼ cup | Pearl barley (Main) |
2 | Carrots, peeled and diced |
½ cup | Corn kernels, lightly sauteed |
¼ cup | Pumpkin seeds, toasted |
¼ cup | Sunflower seeds, toasted |
¼ cup | Red quinoa, cooked |
¼ cup | Linseed / flaxseed |
¼ cup | Pine nuts, toasted |
1 handful | Coriander, chopped |
⅓ cup | Honey, warmed (Main) |
4 Tbsp | Tamari sauce |
2 tsp | Sesame oil |
500 g | Hanger steak, (thick skirt), trimmed of sinew (Main) |
1 to serve | Yoghurt, (Labne/hung yoghurt) |
Directions
- In a large pan or electric frypan, add the drained, cooked pearl barley, carrot and corn kernels, and stir until semi dry.
- Pour in the honeygar and cook until it is absorbed by the barley.
- Add the pumpkin and sunflower seeds, quinoa, flax seeds, pine nuts and coriander; season with sea salt.
- In a mixing bowl, whisk the honey, soy and sesame oil. Marinate the hanger steak in the liquid for two hours.
- In a heated non-stick frypan, add a little oil, pat dry the hanger steak and fry both sides evenly until medium rare. Rest for six minutes then slice thinly.
- Place a mound of the muesli, lay the hanger steak slices over and finish with a dollop of labne.