Every time I would leave for a competition in swimming or diving when I was a kid, and then after as a teenager, I would always have a wish which dish my mother would make me when I return home. My competitions were usually out of the city, especially when I started training diving and finswimming, after more than 10 years of swimming. We would go to other countries like Hungary, Bosnia, Czech Republic, but mostly Italy, and the surprising thing is that we would usually see just a bit of the city, while spending our days at the pool. At the competition the food wasn’t great and we would live on our trainer’s strict diets waiting to return home where we could finally enjoy something delicious after the competition.
For me it was always Rump steak.. a dish, or food that I was dreaming of while doing my best at the competition, with any side dish. I didn’t even need a side dish, I would make a big bowl of lettuce and next to it a grilled steak. To this day my mum still makes me Rump steak every time I return home after travelling somewhere, and I love her for it!
So here’s a version of grilled spicy Rump steak – my favourite.
If you have a favourite dish, share it in the comment section!Â
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Preparation: 20 min
Cook time: 15 min
Servings: 4
Ingredients
- 4 rump steaks
- 1 tsp chili powder
- 1 tsp garlic powder
- 2 tsp thyme
- 1 tsp black pepper, ground
- 2 tbsp barbecue sauce
- 1 tbsp dark beer
- 2 cups cooked barley
- 50 g bacon, sliced
- Vegetable oil
- Salt to taste
How to
- Place salt, chili powder, garlic powder, thyme, ground black pepper, barbecue sauce and dark beer. Mix the marinade until well combined.
- Place rump steaks in a large bowl, coat them with seasoning mixture, set aside to marinade for at least 1 h.
- Het a large grill pan, sprinkle some vegetable oil over. Grill steaks for 2 to 3 min on each side. When done set aside, add bacon to the grill pan. Grill bacon until crispy and golden, add cooked barley and toss with the bacon. Enjoy!
I’m going to try bacon and barley, nice idea.
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Thank you, try and use the similar marinade and seasoning when you do.. 🙂
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we have rump roasts, but not rump steaks….. do you just slice the roast? or is it like a T-bone or Sirloin or Porterhouse? we might have different ways we call them.
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It refers to a cut of beef, a steak from the top half of an American-cut round steak primal, this is what I know.. hope I could help, I know the names are different from country to country.. 🙂 Thank you for stopping by Jodi!
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That steak is making me hungry!
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It’s making me too, every time I take a look at it.. thanks for stopping by! 😀
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My favorite childhood dish was stroganoff! The steak looks delicious!
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Stroganoff is such a tasty dish, on my Comfort food list as well, thank you for stopping by and checking the recipe out!
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The steak look wonderful. It would go good with rice pilaf.
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That’s a tasty idea, thank you for sharing, I’ll give it a try.. 🙂
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The steak looks tasty ! My favorite dish to have at the moment is beef stew, as it is getting cold!
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Beef stew sounds like a great idea now, as the winter is getting closer, one of my favourite dishes to prepare when it’s cold outside.. 🙂 Thanks for sharing and stopping by to check out my recipe! Happy cooking and I wish you some warmer weather.. 😀
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Looks so delicious, Kreso. I really do love a good steak!
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Thanks Tracey, you’re not the only one! 😀
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