field greens topped with teriyaki steak strips
(1 rating)
This is so light and refreshing for a summer lunch or dinner if served with a nice crusty bread and a glass of iced tea (or wine!). The beef can easily be substituted with chicken. My family loves it and I hope yours will too.We have been trying to get in more salads and this one is exquisite!
(1 rating)
prep time
15 Min
cook time
10 Min
method
No-Cook or Other
Ingredients For field greens topped with teriyaki steak strips
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1 bagstore bought field greens, (with herbs if available)
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4 ozgoat cheese, (or blue cheese or feta if preferred)
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4 ozpecans, halved, or walnuts or other nut
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1 ptcherry tomatoes
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1 smcan of olives or deli olives if preferred
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1/2 csliced green onions
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4-5radishes, sliced
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1 pkgalfalfa sprouts (or other sprouts if available)
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1 mdcucumber, sliced
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1/2 cdried cherries or cranberries
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1 lbbeef filets, sliced in strips or top round steak,london broil, sliced thin
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1/4 cchopped fresh cilantro
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1/2 cteriyaki sauce or other marinade to marinate beef
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oil and vinegar or salad dressing of your choice
How To Make field greens topped with teriyaki steak strips
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1Marinate the thinly sliced beef with your marinade for about 10-15 minutes and place in the refrigerator.
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2Meantime,wash all produce well and pat dry with a paper towel.Place 4 salad dishes in front of you and portion out the salad in the dishes.Top with cucumbers, radishes, olives tomatoes, green onions,goat cheese and alfalfa sprouts. Then top with the nuts and berries, dividing each ingredient evenly among the four dishes.
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3Take the beef out of the fridge and saute in a pan.If your marinade has oil in it then you won't need any.If not however, add a touch of oil, any kind,to the saute pan first.Salt and pepper if desired, after cooking.
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4Place the cooked beef on top of each salad plate and top with cilantro.Add the salad dressing of your choice or just oil and vinegar.I always prefer lemon juice and olive oil. Serve and enjoy!
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