
Paul Callahan, from The Herb Lyceum at Gilson's uses this affordable cut of beef to create a flavorful, quick entreé. The skirt steak is rubbed with a blend of curry and spices, marinated for one hour then given a quick sear on each side. Although the steak is fabulous on its own, Paul suggests to balance the dish by topping it with his herbed Tomato-Ginger Relish.
Paul Callahan became the chef he is today the hard way, by working his way up through the ranks. Formerly of Boston's Sel de la Terre, L’Espalier and The Butcher Shop, Paul is envied among his peers for his charcuterie skills (the branch of cooking devoted to prepared meat products such as terrines, pates, confit, etc.). At The Herb Lyceum at Gilson's Paul is able to pick fresh herbs and he presides over the Friday and Saturday night dinners, cooking classes and special events. He also oversees the food part of farmers markets and CSA.
Paul Callahan, from The Herb Lyceum at Gilson's uses this affordable cut of beef to create a flavorful, quick entreé. The skirt steak is rubbed with a blend of curry and spices, marinated for one hour then given a quick sear on each side. Although the steak is fabulous on its own, Paul suggests to balance the dish by topping it with his herbed Tomato-Ginger Relish.
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