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Joe Van Gogh™ Coffee & Balsamic Marinated Certified Angus Beef® Ribeye, Herbed Barley

Use freshly ground coffee from Hillsborough’s Joe Van Gogh in this beef dish created by the Got the Be NC Competition Dining Series 2014 Fire on the Dock champion, Chef Antoine Murray of Cape Fear Country Club.

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Joe Van Gogh™ Coffee & Balsamic Marinated Certified Angus Beef Ribeye, Herbed Barley Recipe (PDF)

Toasted Barley Recipe:

  • 1 cup barley
  • 3 cups chicken stock
  • 1 small bay leaf
  • 2 oz mire pox small dice (50% onion 25% each celery and carrot)
  • softened whole butter
  • chopped rosemary, thyme, or parsley (your choice)
  1. Toast barley in 350 degree oven for 5 to 8 minutes.
  2. While barley is toasting in a small pot take one teaspoon of butter or oil of your choosing and sweat the mire pox until opaque.
  3. Add toasted barley and coat with oil and vegetables, pour in stock, bay leaf and simmer for 20 to 25 minutes until just tender.
  4. Remove from heat and season with salt and pepper to taste and chopped herbs. Keep warm for later use.

Marinade for the Beef:

  • 1 oz ground Joe Van Gough™ coffee
  • 2 oz balsamic vinegar
  • 1 oz red wine (have extra on hand)
  • 3 oz extra virgin olive oil
  • 1 clove chopped garlic
  • bruised fresh bay leaf
  • butter
  1. Whisk vinegar and ground coffee together and combine with wine and oil mixture.
  2. In shallow pan coat steak of your choice (Heart of Ribeye is what I use).
  3. Add in bay leaf and garlic let marinate for 2 hours turning once halfway through.
  4. Once finished wipe excess marinade off and season with salt and pepper in a hot sauté pan.
  5. Sear and cook steak to desired temperature.
  6. Let meat rest before slicing.
  7. While pan is still hot after meat is cooked, remove and pour in 4 oz. of wine and two teaspoons of marinade.
  8. Let it come to boil, reducing by half and add in one teaspoon of butter, salt and pepper if needed.
  9. Slice steak atop the barley and pour pan sauce over steak.

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This story was published on Aug 12, 2014

Erin Reitz

Erin Reitz is a former digital content specialist at Our State.