New York Strips

















I dusted the strips with granulated garlic and then added fresh cracked Tellicherry black peppercorns and sea salt. Then I rubbed in a little Colavita Fruttato extra-virgin olive oil into the strips. I then cooked them very fast over a hot fire. They were delicious. Enjoy the pictures.

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