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Steak with Black Pepper-Dijon Sauce, Roasted Asparagus & Carrots, plated

Beef · 30 min

Steak with Black Pepper-Dijon Sauce, Roasted Asparagus & Carrots

  • 30 min
  • 2–6 servings
  • 700 kcal / serving

A seared striploin paired with a creamy pepper-Dijon sauce, served over roasted asparagus and carrots. The quick pan sauce balances richness with a sharp kick, making it a reliable weeknight option.

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Steaks · Beef · 30-minute dinner

Ingredients

  • 1 small bunchasparagus
  • 1 mediumcarrot
  • 1 clovegarlic
  • 4 fl ozheavy whipping cream
  • 1shallot
  • ¾ lbstriploin (New York strip) steak
  • carrots
  • red onion

From the pantry: black pepper, Dijon mustard, extra virgin olive oil, salt

Cookware

aluminum foil · baking sheet pan · chef's knife · colander · cutting board · garlic press (optional) · measuring cups · measuring spoons · oven mitts · stainless steel or cast iron skillet · tongs · vegetable peeler · whisk or fork

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Produce

  • 1 small bunchasparagus
  • 1 mediumcarrot
  • 1 clovegarlic
  • 1shallot
  • carrots
  • red onion

Meat & seafood

  • ¾ lbstriploin (New York strip) steak

Dairy, eggs & chilled

  • 4 fl ozheavy whipping cream

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Ingredients for 2, 4 and 6 servings

Ingredient2 servings4 servings6 servings
asparagus1 small bunch2 small bunches3 small bunches
carrot1 medium2 medium3 medium
garlic1 clove2 cloves3 cloves
heavy whipping cream4 fl oz8 fl oz12 fl oz
shallot1
striploin (New York strip) steak¾ lb1 ½ lb2 ¼ lb
red onion½ medium1 medium

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Directions

  1. Preheat the oven to 425°F.
  2. Wash and dry the asparagus, trim the woody ends, and cut into bite-sized pieces; spread on a baking sheet.
  3. Scrub and thinly slice the carrot (and red onion if using) into rounds and add them to the sheet with the asparagus.
  4. Mince the garlic and shallot; sprinkle over the vegetables, drizzle with oil, season with salt, and toss to coat.
  5. Roast the vegetables in the oven, turning once, until fork-tender, about 12–15 minutes.
  6. While the veggies roast, heat a skillet over medium-high heat and pat the steak dry; season both sides with salt and pepper.
  7. Add oil to the hot skillet and sear the steak until browned and cooked to your liking, about 2–5 minutes per side; transfer to a plate and cover loosely with foil.
  8. Return the skillet to the heat; whisk in the cream, Dijon, salt, and pepper; simmer briefly until the sauce thickens slightly, 1–2 minutes; remove from heat.
  9. Slice the steak into thin strips and arrange on plates with the roasted vegetables; spoon the sauce over the steak and serve.

Two tips

  • Prep tip: you can scrub and slice the carrot and onion ahead of time and keep them refrigerated to speed up assembly.
  • Serving idea: swap the vegetables for other quick-roasted items like Brussels sprouts or snap peas if you have them on hand.

Nutrition per serving

Calories
700 kcal
Protein
41 g
Carbs
13 g
Fat
55 g
Fiber
5 g
Sodium
124 mg

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