Bloody Mary Grilled Steak

"This is a great flavorful recipe which can be used from strip, rib eye to flank, skirt and london broil cuts. It is easy and a great summer dish. I love to serve this with my creamy stove top semi mashed and spinach potatoes and a nice fresh crisp salad with marinated mushrooms and onions. Now this may seem odd, but I can't give exact measurements for this. But on average I will give you what I find works best. It is really dependent on the cut of the steak you may have to use more or less marinade."
 
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Ready In:
1hr 20mins
Ingredients:
13
Serves:
4-6
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directions

  • In a large baggie, add the Bloody Mary mix, vodka, pepper, oregano and mix or shake well. Add the steak and marinade at least 4 hours, up to 8. Skirt steak and thinner cuts will take less time than thicker cuts such as a London Broil.
  • For the Bleu Cheese, just mix all ingredients and chill.
  • Now, grill the steak, nothing fancy. Just grill until medium rare or until the desired consistency. Then let rest for 5-10 minutes as you saute the celery. An inside grill pan will work just fine if you do not have an outside grill.
  • First for the celery, thin slice lengthwise and then cut into 1" pieces on an angle. Melt the butter in a large non stick skillet. Add the celery and saute until soft, about 5 minutes, add salt and pepper and serve.

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