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Impress your guests with these simple, delicious filet steaks! I used grass-fed top sirloin filets to make this dish healthier.
I often day dream of my idea of the perfect kitchen. I know exactly what it looks like. Since I love to cook, I know it will be large and spacious with awesome professional quality appliances. It will be bright and I will enjoy cooking all types of dishes for my family. This day dream inspired me to create this Ginger Teriyaki Filet, on my new gas range in my dream kitchen.
This Asian inspired dish pairs perfectly with steamed or roasted vegetables, brown rice or quinoa. The marinade can be used on a variety of meats such as chicken, pork and other cuts of beef. Trust me, it’s THAT good that you will want to make it over and over again.
I like simple recipes, especially when it comes to meat. Since I don’t eat it myself, I don’t want to spend a lot of time making it. That does NOT make me selfish. I know plenty of people who wouldn’t even make it! And let’s be honest, I don’t want to spend a lot of time on any recipe.
I paired these filets with roasted brussels sprouts because, well, because they are roasted brussels sprouts! I could eat the entire tray, but again, I am not selfish and I like to share.
Besides being ridiculously delicious, this recipe can be whipped up in no time, which makes this a perfect dish for entertaining. You don’t want to spend all of your time cooking while your guests are enjoying themselves, mingling with some cocktails.
That’s not fair!
My issue with entertaining is that everyone ends up in the kitchen. Why is that? My kitchen is pretty small, even after we remodeled and knocked down a wall. Remember that dream kitchen I was talking about? It will be much larger and will be more open for entertaining. For all of my friends that have average sized kitchens, I have great news for you! Frigidaire has created professional grade appliances that fit standard sized kitchens! With the new Frigidaire Professional® collection, you can have reliable, heavy duty, professional-grade appliances in your home, without having to remodel. This means you can give your kitchen a fresh new look in just one weekend! We just have to venture over to Lowe’s where the collection is available. I had some fun on Lowes.com picking out all my favorites. You know, for that day when I am able to finally have my “dream” kitchen.
So what do you think???
First off, this HOUZER HammerWerks copper farmhouse sink is so dreamy, isn’t it? I will own that sink one day.
And then, how about the Frigidaire Professional 5 burner gas range? It even has a built in convection option. Man, I regret not getting that. I don’t even know what I would make with the convection oven, but I want the option!
I love this French Door Frigidaire Refrigerator too. This is the best way to optimize space efficiently. I love the freezer on the bottom too.
And yes, in my dream kitchen I will have this Frigidaire microwave. It also has a convection option too. I totally need two convection ovens, right? I think so.
I also love those grey cabinets and I bet they would look amazing with the dark hardwood floors. And what about those pendant lights? Absolute perfection.
All of these easy upgrades for your dream professional kitchen can be done in just ONE weekend, and all can be found at Lowe’s! It’s that easy.
Now let’s get back to that juicy, fancy-looking steak.
I am going to pretend I am cooking these babies on my grill pan on my new gas range…
Ginger Teriyaki Filet
Ingredients
- 1/2 cup water
- 1 tablespoon sesame oil
- 1/2 teaspoon ginger root minced
- 2 garlic cloves minced
- 1/4 cup soy sauce
- 1 tablespoon honey
- 1 tablespoon cornstarch
- 1 1/2 pounds top sirloin filets
Instructions
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In a small bowl, mix water, sesame oil, ginger, garlic, soy sauce, honey and cornstarch. Stir thoroughly to ensure the cornstarch has been mixed in well.
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Place the steak in a zip top bag and pour the marinade on top. Make sure the bag is sealed and shake until well blended.
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Place in the refrigerator for at least 4 hours or overnight.
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When ready to cook the steaks, remove them from the bag and discard the leftover marinade.
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Place steaks on a preheated grill pan and cook on each side for about 6-8 minutes, until you reach your desired degree of doneness.
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*The internal temperature should read at least 145 degrees.
This is a sponsored post written by me on behalf of Kitchen PLAY for Frigidaire and Lowe’s . All opinions expressed are 100% mine. I promise.
i can go on and on about how much I dream about my dream kitchen! I want a farmer sink, butcher block countertops, and a huge stainless steel gas oven… And since I don’t have those things I too will continue to day dream while making this delicious filet! This is SO on my meal plan next week!
Thanks Amanda!
We’re starting a kitchen remodel this month! So stressful, haha.
But this filet is what my family would devour!!
Oh I am jealous Aimee! I want to see before and after pictures!
Hi Lauren. First, this recipe looks absolutely amazing. My mouth was watering as I read it 🙂 I couldn’t agree with you more on pairing this meal in a dream kitchen. Just imagine the wonderful aromas given off by this dish while sitting in your dream kitchen which, by the way, I hope you get soon. I love my Frigidaire refridgerator and gas range too. Great minds, right?
Thank you Lisa! I am jealous you have the Frigidaire refrigerator and range! Hopefully soon for m! 🙂
I would gladly eat this any day of the week!
Thanks Liz 🙂
Asian beef and brussels sprouts???? I love this meal!!!
P.S. Your dream kitchen sounds amazing!!!
Love, love, love my Fridgidaire kitchen. Gonna love it some more eating this amazing asian inspired dish!!! Havent had brussell sprouts in years (prob since I was a kid!) but they look so delicious in your pictures, have to give them another shot
Those flavors sound so good. The ginger really kicks it up a notch.
Wow, this steak looks so darn tasty!! Great recipe Lauren 🙂
I will one day of the perfect kitchen too!
We’ve done two inexpensive kitchen remodels. It’s stressful. This filet looks so good and those brussel sprouts, yum!
I got to remodel our kitchen a few years ago, and I LOVE it, it is exactly what I wanted and everything is where I think it should belong 🙂 Lovely recipe, sharing now!
I love this easy recipe and I love all those appliances! I dream of that sink too!!
I love how easy and delicious this teriyaki filet is! I have to make the recipe.. thanks for sharing it.
I am totally drooling over this filet! Love the flavors!
Loving this recipe! The ginger and teriyaki with the beef sounds great!
These look amazing; and your side roasted brussels sprouts?! Yes, please one can never have enough of these – at least that is how it is in this house.
This steak looks amazing, the pictures are gorgeous and that dream kitchen of yours. I think we’d all love to live in that one!
Someday soon, right Susan? 🙂
Yes, everyone always ends up in the kitchen…which makes me want to remodel my kitchen even more! This filet looks wonderful. You just can’t beat the flavors of ginger and teriyaki.
I love your recipes! I just wish I could pin them to Pinterest so I can save them. The pinit does not work
Oh I apologize Nicole. I will look into that to get it fixed! Did you also try the pin it button on the top of the page? Here is a link if you want to pin this: http://www.pinterest.com/pin/229331806001658985/
Thank you so much!
There’s not much that I enjoy more in life than a good steak! This sounds fantastic… loving the ginger teriyaki marinade! Yum!
Thank you Chris!
Beautiful dinners and dream kitchens! Yes, please!!
And I am loving that marinade so, so much!
Thanks Kate!!
I love nothing more than grilling up a good steak and this ginger/teriyaki infused dish is just what the doctor ordered. I need to get reacquainted with brussell sprouts. I don’t think I’ve had them in over 30 years but they look and sound so awesome here! Sidenote: My wife and I are thinking of redoing our kitchen and these appliances are sharp looking. Thanks