Keyword: Grill, Juicy, London Broil, Medium Rare, pork tenderloin, Steak
Servings: 6people
Calories: 470kcal
Cost: $10
Equipment
Baking Sheet (to Marinate)
Meat Tenderizer/Mallet
Grill Pan or Outside Grill
Tongs
Small mixing bowl
Marinade brush (silicone or regular)
Ingredients
2 to 3pounds London Broil
1/4 teaspoongarlic powder
1/4teaspoononion powder
1tablespooncoconut aminos (as a salt substitute)
optionalUsing salt instead aminos: use 1/4 teaspoon
1/8teaspoonblack pepper
1/4teaspoonground coriander
1tablespoonlow sodium soy sauce
1tablespoonworcestershire sauce (or zesty italian or italain dressing)
1 tablespoonolive oil
Instructions
Pre-cooking dry rub instructions
Combine onion powder, garlic powder, black pepper, (salt if using) and coriander in a small mxing bowl.
Generously sprinkle one side with half of the mixture and use your tenderizer mallet or a fork to work in the dry rub into the meat. Flip over and repeat on the other side with the remaining dry rub.
Loosely cover the meat with tin foil and put the baking sheet in the fridge for 90 minutes (or longer) to marinate.
Wet marinade instructions
Take the meat out of the fridge and unwrap.
Take half the tablespoon of olive oil for each side and with marinade brush, gently brush the meat on both sides.
In a small mixing bowl, combine coconut amino, low sodium soy sauce and worcestershire sauce (and or Italian Dressing).
Brush each side of the steak with the liquid ingredients and then cover the meat loosely and let it sit for about 45 minutes at room temperature. Save the remaining marinade for when you cook the meat
Cooking the meat on the grill
Preheat your grill top or outdoor grill to medium high heat
Place your London Broil on the grill vertically (front to back) and brush the top with extra marinade. Close the grill top if outdoor grill and cook for 3 minutes on each side for medium rare. 4 minutes (medium) 5 minutes (well)
NOTE: Make sure when you flip the meat over to marinate the reverse side.
Once your meat has cooked to your desired temperature, immediately remove from the grill and set back onto the baking sheet to rest for 10 minutes. You will want to "loosely tent" the meat while it rests with tin foil
After the steak has rested, it's ready. Slice it thin and serve over salads, as a main entree, use on quesadillas, or make a french dip! Either way it's sure to be tasty!