Bison Inspired By #BRITISHCOLUMBIA

Bison Inspired by British Columbia

This recipe for Grilled Canadian Rangeland Bison Ribeye from Chef Bobby is a must this summer! Using key ingredients of Whistler foraged fire morel mushrooms, BC spring asparagus, roasted Pemberton potatoes, blackberry demi-Glace and Whistler harvest micro-greens this recipe is inspired by fresh B.C. produce and Canadian bison. 

 

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Recipe:

 

Canadian Rangeland Bison Ribeye 1 pack
Morel Mushrooms (or mushrooms of your choice) 1 cup
Baby Potatoes, Halved 1 cup
Garlic 3 cloves
Fresh Rosemary 1 sprig
Fresh Thyme 1 sprig
Asparagus 6 pieces
Veal Demi-Glace ½ cup
Blackberries ¼ cup
Olive Oil 1 Tbsp.
Vancouver Island Sea Salt & Pepper To Taste

Instructions:

        • Light your BBQ, set one half on high and other half on low. Rub bison ribeye with 1 tsp. oil and 1 tsp. salt/1 tsp. pepper. Let your ribeye steak sit at room temperature for 15 minutes before grilling to ensure even cooking
        • Wrap potatoes in aluminum foil envelope with smashed  garlic, fresh herbs and 1 tsp salt/1 tsp pepper. Place on low side of the BBQ for 20 minutes, flipping half way through.
        • To get those perfect grill marks on your bison ribeye, make sure the BBQ is hot. Place the steak on a 45 degree angle directly on a hot spot for 3 minutes, turn the steak another 45 degrees. This will create the criss cross grill marks. Flip the steak after 3 minutes and repeat for the other side. While the meat is cooking do not touch or move the meat. Remove from BBQ when internal temperature hits 130F (medium rare) or to the doneness of your choice. Rest the steak for 8 minutes
        • Pre heat small sauté pan on hot side of BBQ, sauté morel mushrooms on high heat in 1 tsp oil and 1 tsp salt
        • In a small sauce pan bring veal stock to simmer on  hot side of BBQ, add blackberries and smash them up a little bit
        • Grill asparagus on the BBQ until cooked through (tender to touch with fork)
        • Place veg on plate, cover with steak and smother in blackberry demi-glace
        • Crack a cold beer and enjoy the best meat in Canada!

     

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