Our version of the traditional diner steak and eggs! A bison T-bone steak seared with some runny eggs and charred tomatoes are flavorful and hearty. Adding some fresh avocado slices and homemade hollandaise sauce finishes this dish off. This is truly the breakfast of champions - or a really busy farmer
Remove steak from fridge 15 – 20 min before cooking
Remove from packaging and pat dry
Liberally season steak with Cowboy Coffee Rub
Heat a cast iron over medium high heat with both oil and butter
Add steak & tomatoes to skillet
Sear steak for 2-3 min, flip and sear for another 2-3 min
Roll the tomatoes around skillet to get a char
Reduce heat to low
Remove tomatoes and set aside
Once skillet has cooled to low, add eggs, careful to not break the yolks
Season eggs with salt & pepper
Cover the skillet and cook for 2 – 3 min until egg whites are set
Remove steak and set aside to rest – we recommend the steak be cooked to a medium
Remove steak and set aside to rest – if you are unsure about the doneness of the steak, use a thermometer to check, *we recommend the steak be cooked to a medium*
Remove eggs careful of the yolk and remove eggs, this is for runny eggs. Cook longer if you prefer a more well done yolk
Assemble plate with the steak and topping with the runny eggs, charred tomatoes, sliced avocado and add hollandaise sauce on the side!
Hollandaise Sauce
Heat water in a saucepan to a light simmer, we recommend only about an inch of water in the saucepan
Vigorously whisk lemon juice and eggs yolks together in stainless steel bowl
Mix until mixture is thickened and has about doubled in volume
Place the bowl over the saucepan with lightly simmering water – don’t let the bottom of the bowl touch the water
Continue whisking vigorously
Slowly drizzle melted butter in and continue whisking until the sauce has doubled in volume
Remove from heat and season with salt
Top with paprika
Cover and keep in a warm spot until ready to serve – if sauce thickens, mix in a few drops of warm water