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Craving a *show-stopping steak dinner* that's equal parts *impressive and delicious**? Look no further than **Belgian Blue steaks cooked on Himalayan salt blocks!* This dynamic duo promises an **unforgettable culinary experience**, showcasing the rich, deep flavours of Belgian Blue beef while infusing it with a subtle, **mineral-tinged twist**.

*What are Belgian Blue Steaks?*
Hailing from Belgium, these beauties are renowned for their *exceptional marbling* and *intense beefy flavor**. Thanks to a genetic mutation, Belgian Blue cows have a significantly higher percentage of muscle to fat, resulting in steaks with **stunning marbling* that guarantees **melt-in-your-mouth tenderness**.

*Why Himalayan Salt Blocks?*
These *ethereal pink slabs* aren't just pretty! Mined from the pristine Himalayan mountains, they're composed of pure, ancient sea salt. When heated, they act as a *natural cooking surface**, distributing heat evenly and gently, while imparting a **subtle salty touch* to your food.

*The Sizzling Spectacle:*

Here's what you can expect when you cook Belgian Blue steaks on Himalayan salt blocks:
*The Sizzle:* Witness the mesmerizing dance of *sizzling fat* as your steaks hit the preheated salt block. The sound alone is enough to make your mouth water!
*The Crust:* Watch in awe as a *beautiful caramelized crust* forms on your steaks, locking in the juices and adding an extra layer of **flavorsome goodness**.
*The Salt Kiss:* Savor the subtle *mineral-tinged taste* that the salt block imparts to the meat, creating a complex and intriguing flavor profile.
*The Tenderness:* Prepare to be blown away by the *melt-in-your-mouth texture* of the Belgian Blue steak. Each bite is a burst of tender, juicy beefy goodness.

*Ready to give it a try?*

Here's a quick guide to cooking Belgian Blue steaks on Himalayan salt blocks:
1. *Preheat your salt block:* Heat the salt block in your oven or on the stovetop to around 500°F (260°C).
2. *Season your steaks:* Generously season your Belgian Blue steaks with salt and pepper, or your favourite steak seasoning.
3. *Sizzle it up:* Sear the steaks on the hot salt block for 2-3 minutes per side, depending on your desired doneness.
4. *Rest and serve:* Let the steaks rest for a few minutes before slicing and serving. Enjoy with your favourite sides and a glass of your preferred wine.

*Tips for success:*

*Choose the right thickness:* For best results, use steaks that are at least 1-inch thick.
*Pat them dry:* Excess moisture can prevent a good sear, so make sure your steaks are dry before hitting the salt block.
*Don't overcrowd:* Cook your steaks in batches if your salt block isn't big enough to fit them all at once.
*Be careful with the salt:* Himalayan salt blocks are naturally salty, so be mindful of adding extra salt to your steaks.

*Bonus tip:* You can also use Himalayan salt blocks to cook other foods, such as fish, vegetables, and even eggs. So get creative and have fun experimenting!

*With their stunning visuals, incredible taste, and the sheer wow factor, Belgian Blue steaks cooked on Himalayan salt blocks are sure to impress even the most discerning palates. So fire up your salt block, grab those steaks, and get ready to unleash your inner carnivore!*

Product links:
Meater Website: https://bit.ly/HGCMEATER - use this link then HUNTER15 for 15% discount
Himalayan Salt Blocks: https://amzn.to/3cDiFvq


Salt from Easter Compton Farm Shop.
Main Rd, Easter Compton, Bristol BS35 5RE

Meat from Kezie
https://www.keziefoods.co.uk/

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