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Nationwide (Basque asadores) · Spain

Entrecot a la Plancha

Entrecot is a boneless rib steak seared on a plancha or grill, a staple of Spanish asadores and everyday restaurants alike. Lighter and quicker than the huge bone-in chuleton, it is seasoned simply with salt and often finished with Padron peppers, fried potatoes or a blue-cheese or pepper sauce.

View full recipe →650 kcal · 1 steak (~250g cooked ribeye)
650
Calories
52g
Protein
0g
Carbs
48g
Fat

Approximate, per 1 steak (~250g cooked ribeye). Values vary by recipe and portion.

Where it comes from

Entrecot is a boneless rib steak seared on a plancha or grill, a staple of Spanish asadores and everyday restaurants alike. Lighter and quicker than the huge bone-in chuleton, it is seasoned simply with salt and often finished with Padron peppers, fried potatoes or a blue-cheese or pepper sauce. The cut and name entered Spanish menus from French cuisine and became a nationwide grill-house standard.

Where to eat Entrecot a la Plancha

0 restaurants worldwide serve it.

The variants

Entrecot a la plancha

Seared on a hot griddle with just salt.

Entrecot al cabrales

Topped with an Asturian blue-cheese sauce.

Entrecot a la pimienta

Finished with a creamy black-pepper sauce.

Cook it yourself

  • Entrecot a la Plancha

    A boneless rib steak seared quickly on a screaming-hot plancha, entrecot is the everyday Spanish grill: fast, simple and all about good salt and a proper crust. A tumble of blistered Padron peppers and fried potatoes rounds it out.