Coffee Rubbed Flat Iron Steak
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Category
Beef
Cuisine
Grill
Servings
3-4
Prep Time
25 minutes
Cook Time
10-15 minutes
Looking for an easy, yet flavorful steak to make tonight? Try out our Coffee Rubbed Flat Iron Steak Recipe. If you love coffee and steak, this should be a no brainer. Thanks to Dickey’s Salted Coffee Rub, you can combine the two easily to get a coffee crusted steak with ease! Over time, coffee has become a flavorful ingredient that is added to all sorts of meals! Cake, ice cream, cocktails, and poultry have entered the coffee game in a fashionable way. Now, it’s our turn to get flavorful with it!
Trust us when we say that this coffee steak is unmatched when it comes to flavor. When the coffee and steak juices come together, you get a nice crust that will dance on our tastebuds. But before anything, the key to accomplishing this dish is to create a coffee steak marinade that the steak sits in while you prepare the grill. This is a key factor in the coffee steak recipe because it allows all the delicious flavors of the rub to be absorbed deeper into the meat. Then, once you put it on the grill, it only takes about 4-5 minutes on one side, then a little more on the other. Before you know it, you’ll have a mouthwatering coffee crusted steak that will hug your tastebuds.
The good news is that this recipe is not over complicated. In fact, you only need three, maybe four ingredients: flat iron steak, Worcestershire sauce, Dickey’s Salted Coffee Rub, and salted butter as needed. Mix it up a bit with this flat iron rub and see how it transforms your meats.
If you truly are trying to impress someone, take it up a notch or two with one of our delicious side and drink recipes. With some red skin mashed potatoes, and a longbranch jam sour, you’ll be good to go. Just plate your coffee rubbed steak with its sides and voila! Trust us on this one, with the rich juices reaching and mixing with the mashed potatoes, it will transform your overall dining experience.
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Ingredients
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1 Flat Iron Steak
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1 Tbsp Worchstershire Sauce
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2 Tbsp Dickey's Salted Coffee Rub
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Salted Butter, As Needed
Directions
Pat steak dry with a paper towel.
Rub the entire steak with the Worcestershire sauce until evenly coated.
Sprinkle the Dickey’s Salted Coffee Rub evenly on both sides of the steak. The seasoning should form a even crust. Allow the steak to rest in the refrigerator while you prepare the grill. Being a thin steak no need to allow it to warm to room temperature.
Prepare grill with charcoal or Competition Blend Pellets. Heat grill to 500°F.
Place the flat iron steak on the grates and cook for 4-5 minutes on one side. Do not move the steak as the salted coffee crust can easily come off if moved.
Flip the steak over and continue to cook to desired temperature. Brush the steak on both sides with melted butter, as desired, and remove from the grill, let rest for 4-5 minutes.
Crosscut the steak into 1/4″ slices on a bias. Arrange steak on platter and serve.