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Pan-Seared Steak with Crispy Herbs and Escarole

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A cast-iron skillet does most of the work in this cozy steak dinner. The herbs and garlic flavor the sirloin as it cooks, then the escarole goes into the same pan to catch all those savory bits. The result feels special enough for the weekend but remains manageable on a regular weeknight.
Pan-Seared Steak with Crispy Herbs and Escarole
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The Story Behind This Dish

A little note from the kitchen.

Savory sirloin, aromatic garlic, and fresh herbs come together in a simple skillet dinner with plenty of comforting flavor. The lightly bitter escarole balances the richness of the steak and makes every serving feel complete.

The steak develops a deeply browned exterior while staying tender inside. Thyme, sage, and rosemary crisp in the oil, and the escarole softens just enough to become silky without losing all its texture.

This meal is a practical choice when you want a satisfying family dinner without managing several pans. It works especially well on busy evenings when familiar ingredients and a straightforward cooking method are welcome.

Pan-Seared Steak with Crispy Herbs and Escarole

COURSE: Main Course DIFFICULTY: Easy
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PREP TIME 10 mins
COOK TIME 10 mins
TOTAL TIME 20 mins
SERVINGS 1 people

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Chef's Note

Let the cast-iron skillet heat fully before adding the steak so the first side develops a good char.

Move the herbs occasionally after adding them because their leaves can darken quickly in the hot oil.

Insert the thermometer into the thickest section of the steak for the most reliable doneness reading.

Keep the foil loose over the resting steak so its browned exterior does not become overly soft.

Stir the escarole often and remove it once it begins to wilt to preserve some texture.

Nutrition Facts

Serving: 1 serving
Calories: 1080kcal
Protein: 36g
Carbs: 135g
Fat: 45g
Sugar: 18g
Fiber: 9g
Sodium: 900mg
Cholesterol: 90mg
Potassium: 450mg

Popular Asked Questions

Q:

Why should I use a cast-iron skillet for this steak?

A:
Cast iron holds steady, intense heat, helping the thin sirloin develop a well-browned exterior in a short cooking time.
Q:

How do I know when the steak is medium-rare?

A:
Insert an instant-read thermometer into its thickest part. The recipe calls for transferring the steak when it reaches 125 degrees F.
Q:

How can I keep the fresh herbs from burning?

A:
Add them only after turning the steak and stir them occasionally so they cook in the oil without remaining against one hot spot.
Q:

Should the escarole become completely soft?

A:
No. Cook it for about 2 minutes, stirring often, and stop once the leaves begin to wilt.
Q:

Why is the steak covered with foil before serving?

A:
A loose foil tent helps keep the steak warm while the escarole cooks in the skillet.

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