Hey Steve, re: the thyme, I know you know about the fingernails trick for stripping thyme. A good hint to cut down kitchen waste and amp your bone broth, chuck the herb stems into your veggie trimmings bag for the broth. Really boosts the flavor. Those garlic skins and stems too
Hiya Steve. Lovely recipe. 👍🏼 I use similar for most meals and i have a solution to your issue with the splitting…. Well two. 😊 It splits because the milk solids ‘dry out’ in the fat. Add some water in the beginning (or hot sauce is good too).. any liquid really (the lemon adds a little but maybe not enough). That’ll give room for error for how long the butter takes to clarify (split). Alternatively cook all your ingredients in just a little butter and mix it into just softened butter and set in fridge. Then you can add to hot steaks and it will melt on. One last bonus tip… ‘old bay seasoning’. 🏆
I think this would be better as a compound Butter. Then you could have all the flavor but none of the breaking. Maybe? You could bloom the spices in a bit of ghee before adding to the compound. Just my two cents.
Hey Steve, maybe try freezing this recipe, making it a compound butter then using as needed. That would eliminate the breaking issue. I keep a variety of compound butters in my freezer for various foods. Our current favorite is blackened compound butter. I order my blackened spice from Savory Spice Company. I like this one particularly because it doesn’t contain salt and the “heat” is mild, allowing you to adjust using more cayenne etc. Anyway, great video, as always. Gotta say, I’ve never seen a begging cat! Precious!
I think that's more Hollandaise sauce then (though a very tasty sounding one). Any time I've tried making butter mayo, it gets very hard in the fridge and separates or liquifies when put on anything hot.
I''ve just begun to incorporate sardines into my diet after 70 years of just not wanting to do so. I won't do the fast because there isn't enough time left in my life to waste with that, so the cowboy butter is going to be put to use immediately (well, tomorrow) to hide the 'dines, or at least make them more palatable.
Steve, you seem as excited about Cowboy Butter as I did the first time I tried Chimichurri on my steak! I swore, "No more steak sauce for me:! I have to give the butter a try. If you have not tried the Chimichurri you have to try it. I think you and Terri will love it as much as I do. 😋😋😋
Interesting name "cowboy butter". Having read most if not all of Louis L'Amour's & William Johnstone's books about the American West; specifically, chuckwagons on cattle drives, I somehow can't picture an old cook foraging for culinary herbs for a bunch of cattle punchers.
Yeah, those ol' boys would've had a devil of a time getting a pinch of rosemary, a bundle of chives, and a little smack of parsley to put into their special sauces, wouldn't they? They'd have to take an entire herb garden along, and still the boys they were cooking for would've thought that old "Cookie" had lost his mind for gettin' all fancy!
I grabbed a Costco 4 pack of Artichokes & think I'll give this a go with one of them, see what I think (I grew up in an Italian family where they were served cold with Roasted Garlic Aioli - without exception). Lately I've been eating them hot, I think this will go VERY well. Was just thinking it's been awhile since I've had a Steak...hmmm, maybe I should go pick one up to thoroughly test your recipe! Shrimp too. Wow! This just turned into a party... 🎉😉 Hot Smoked Salmon would be delicious also. Just wish my herbs (besides mint) were ready to pick.
I saw a tip for herbs, but I haven’t tried it yet. You put the stem through a hole in a grater and pull, it’s supposed to take the leaves off easily 🤷🏻♀️
It looks terrific except for the horseradish. But that is me, I hate horseradish. I would use a hot sauce. As for the emulsification, let it cool some and blend in a raw egg.
Sounds delicious the way you make it. However, for a hundred years or more, cowboy butter has meant "melted marrow fat," typically from a bison or beef. The cowboys picked this from the Indians. Very keto. It's definitely an acquired taste, though. Thanks for the warning; I'll be careful not to be surprised by "cowboy butter" on a menu and being disappointed when it's not marrow as the waiter twiddles his waxed mustache disapprovingly.
Have heard of the cowboy butter, but need to try your recipe. I hope you or Terry shared some of that meal with Thumper. He was acting like he was starving. 😂 (key word here is “acting.” 😺)
Did I just hear you and the wife eat the shrimp tails? There was crunching... I didn't even know that could be done? Next time I'll give it a try? Maybe?
Cowboys used butter (past or currently)? This brings up the image of the Blazing Saddles campfire dinner : "Pass me more of them beans , and a big dollop of that cowboy butter. And don't forget a big chunk of that crusty French baguette." 30 minutes later, hilarity ensues.🤣
Yea!! Another printable and flexible real recipe. Will try today. But I also thank you for making a clear easy link to an easily printable recipe. So nice to just go over there and print! Have a great day
You could try fixing it like one would fix a broken hollandaise sauce... heat it up and add water by the teaspoon to reinstate the the proper viscosity of the sauce... dunno if it will work... but worth a shot perhaps...?
You would think the lecithin in the mustard would keep the sauce emulsified. Is it getting denatured when you cook it? No experience with heating mustard in sauces... Would adding some mustard after the sauce has cooled help to re-emulsify?
You might want to try adding your, trisodium citrate dehydrate, that is used in the cheese sauce recipe. Are use it to combine liquids with that and other recipes. Works great for me.
This looks yummy to be sure. When you grill does the rec tec use pellets for the heat source just like when you use it to smoke or is there a second fuel source? Thanks, Steve.
I'm not sure the exact form of witchcraft it uses, but it does require electricity for the burn pot. The auger then feeds the pellets into the burn pot either slower (for less heat and more smoke) or faster (for higher temps and very little smoke).
When the sauce reduces too much and it looses too much water, it breaks, so you can "stabilize" it and re-emulsify it by putting a small splash of water in it. You can see Carla talking about this at around 7:50 to 8:46 in the video about shrimp scampi (which is where I learned about it): ruclips.net/video/tBVlCSWH4Eo/видео.html
I needed something to dip the steak in for Father’s Day think I just found it, thanks Steve! I was thinking of rolling it in parchment and refrigerating it to put it on top of the steak. I am making a grilled shrimp cocktail for appetizer. Do you have a recipe for sugar-free cocktail sauce??
@@SeriousKeto - Now I'm going to be dreaming about steak all day at work. Thick juicy prime ribeyes... succulent filets.. maybe a giant tri-tip.... mouthwatering.
Oh YUMMMMM!! Know what I'm making for Father's Day. Love the tip on the sous vide and searing on the recteq! (we use ours ALL the time). Thanks for the recipe!
If you use softened butter instead of melting and work in the herb, roll it up in plastic and refrigerate, it won’t separate. Probably need to leave out the mustard. But I’m sure Steve you know better than anyone else. You need to try a mixture of butter, bone marrow and herbs.
Have to confess to a belly laugh at “excuse me…excuse me” 😂
I roared because my husband does that kinda thing too. 🤣
@@sandieweatherup Somewhere along the line in our family "Bless You " from others replaced the excuse me from the sounder :D
I did too! 😂
Got me too. Laughed so hard I cut the cheese! 😵
Me too 😂😂
Hey Steve, re: the thyme, I know you know about the fingernails trick for stripping thyme. A good hint to cut down kitchen waste and amp your bone broth, chuck the herb stems into your veggie trimmings bag for the broth. Really boosts the flavor. Those garlic skins and stems too
I find the stems on my thyme are too fragile for that, at least this early in the season.
Hiya Steve. Lovely recipe. 👍🏼
I use similar for most meals and i have a solution to your issue with the splitting…. Well two. 😊
It splits because the milk solids ‘dry out’ in the fat. Add some water in the beginning (or hot sauce is good too).. any liquid really (the lemon adds a little but maybe not enough).
That’ll give room for error for how long the butter takes to clarify (split).
Alternatively cook all your ingredients in just a little butter and mix it into just softened butter and set in fridge. Then you can add to hot steaks and it will melt on.
One last bonus tip… ‘old bay seasoning’. 🏆
Thanks!
Spatulize is my new word. Thanks!
I'm really glad you spatulize. (Love the word) .. most food videos leave a LOT of ingredient in the mixing bowl. Such a waste.
Gosh that looks so good! Totally customizable, as you said. I'm glad I'm not the only one who finds condiment 'farts' funny!
Sounds really had my hubby laughing everytime you said excuse me 😜😜
I think this would be better as a compound Butter. Then you could have all the flavor but none of the breaking. Maybe? You could bloom the spices in a bit of ghee before adding to the compound. Just my two cents.
Your mistake was leaving leftovers. 😂 Seriously though, just use the leftover sauce as a brush on sauce for grilling something different.
True
I'm thinking an egg yolk or two would emulsify and hold it together. I don't see how this couldn't be made into a hollandaise type sauce
Yeah, egg yolks would turn this into sort of a hollandaise or bordelaise sauce
Hey Steve, maybe try freezing this recipe, making it a compound butter then using as needed. That would eliminate the breaking issue. I keep a variety of compound butters in my freezer for various foods. Our current favorite is blackened compound butter. I order my blackened spice from Savory Spice Company. I like this one particularly because it doesn’t contain salt and the “heat” is mild, allowing you to adjust using more cayenne etc. Anyway, great video, as always. Gotta say, I’ve never seen a begging cat! Precious!
I already have a compound butter video: ruclips.net/video/nFEbWuaNWJA/видео.html
You had me at butter.
Works every time. 😉
Lol, Thumper read Terri's shirt, 'No Rules'.
Talking about it breaking just gave me an idea. Cowboy butter mayo. Emulsify the separated butter with egg yolks.
I think that's more Hollandaise sauce then (though a very tasty sounding one). Any time I've tried making butter mayo, it gets very hard in the fridge and separates or liquifies when put on anything hot.
This looks delicious! Butter makes everything better.
Great! I had to watch this while on the sardine fast. Can't wait to try.
I''ve just begun to incorporate sardines into my diet after 70 years of just not wanting to do so. I won't do the fast because there isn't enough time left in my life to waste with that, so the cowboy butter is going to be put to use immediately (well, tomorrow) to hide the 'dines, or at least make them more palatable.
Love your videos Steve. Thanks for the recipe, was planning on having steaks tonight so I will give it a try. Hi, Terri.
Steve, you seem as excited about Cowboy Butter as I did the first time I tried Chimichurri on my steak! I swore, "No more steak sauce for me:! I have to give the butter a try. If you have not tried the Chimichurri you have to try it. I think you and Terri will love it as much as I do. 😋😋😋
Steve - what about just starting with clarified butter or better, ghee? Would that help with the emulsification?
I don’t know
Interesting name "cowboy butter". Having read most if not all of Louis L'Amour's & William Johnstone's books about the American West; specifically, chuckwagons on cattle drives, I somehow can't picture an old cook foraging for culinary herbs for a bunch of cattle punchers.
Yeah, those ol' boys would've had a devil of a time getting a pinch of rosemary, a bundle of chives, and a little smack of parsley to put into their special sauces, wouldn't they? They'd have to take an entire herb garden along, and still the boys they were cooking for would've thought that old "Cookie" had lost his mind for gettin' all fancy!
To loosely quote Wednesday Addams "Are there any cowboys in it?" (She of course was asking about Girl Scout cookies...)
that's funny, and a blast from the past
I grabbed a Costco 4 pack of Artichokes & think I'll give this a go with one of them, see what I think (I grew up in an Italian family where they were served cold with Roasted Garlic Aioli - without exception).
Lately I've been eating them hot, I think this will go VERY well.
Was just thinking it's been awhile since I've had a Steak...hmmm, maybe I should go pick one up to thoroughly test your recipe! Shrimp too.
Wow! This just turned into a party... 🎉😉
Hot Smoked Salmon would be delicious also.
Just wish my herbs (besides mint) were ready to pick.
How about adding Chervil; or using Wild Garlic instead of clove garlic?
Like I say in the video, feel free to customize it and make it your own. 🙂
I saw a tip for herbs, but I haven’t tried it yet. You put the stem through a hole in a grater and pull, it’s supposed to take the leaves off easily 🤷🏻♀️
I find that my thyme stems are too fragile for that. I could see it working for parsley or cilantro, though.
When I saw the title my brain read Serious Cowboy and I thought of the truths and lies thing. 😂💋🧚🏻♀️❤️🇺🇸
that made me chuckle
@@SeriousKeto 🤣
Looks great! I also sous vide my steaks. It's really the best way to cook them. I'll have to try this sauce next time.
Spatulize.. 🤔 I like it! ☺️
That looked delicious. I was thinking that those must have been some pretty snazzy cowboys!! :)
It looks terrific except for the horseradish. But that is me, I hate horseradish. I would use a hot sauce. As for the emulsification, let it cool some and blend in a raw egg.
Hi Steve, Nature's Own now has a Keto 1 carb white bread.....love to hear your thoughts
Sounds delicious the way you make it. However, for a hundred years or more, cowboy butter has meant "melted marrow fat," typically from a bison or beef. The cowboys picked this from the Indians. Very keto. It's definitely an acquired taste, though. Thanks for the warning; I'll be careful not to be surprised by "cowboy butter" on a menu and being disappointed when it's not marrow as the waiter twiddles his waxed mustache disapprovingly.
Thumper is worse than my dogs 🤣 when you said “excuse me”, I said “excuse you” lol
My Asian grocer sells Lecithin powder. Perhaps that will work?
Yum! Sounds sort of like hollandaise without the egg (and easier to make.) Gotta try this one 👍🏻
Sounds delicious! Can’t wait to hear about your trip to Hawaii. ❤️
So... how essential are the mustard and horseradish?? (Yuck)
Seems a bit too refined to be called cowboy butter. This will not prevent me from trying it, however, as I do not identify as a cowboy. 😂
Have heard of the cowboy butter, but need to try your recipe. I hope you or Terry shared some of that meal with Thumper. He was acting like he was starving. 😂 (key word here is “acting.” 😺)
Yeah, we give him little bits of steak whenever we have it.
holy cow that looks good!! Gonna have to try for sure.. looks like your cat wanted some as well, lol!
Erbs Herb. What if you clarify the butter first? Or just mash it together first and put pats on your hot food?
Love the word...."muciousy" 😜😜😆😆😂😂
I still laugh like a twelve year old when the Dijon mustard farts.
If you heat in a small pot, on medium/low, for 5 minutes, it emulsifies again.
Looks yummy… gonna definitely try
try a food shredded to strip the herbs....works great
Maybe a little bit of sodium citrate might keep it together? For some reason. I was expecting this recipe to include bone marrow 🤷♂️
It might, but so would not letting the temp get up to a bubble. 🙂
Poor gato gets none.
He got some, just not on camera.
Love the grandma shirt!
Thanks for another great idea !!!! BtW....You have a typo in your recipe notes. No idea how I noticed cause I usually the one messing up!😂
fixed. thanks for the catch
Steve, you had me til you said horseradish. LOL - looks good though. Thank you for the recipe
You can leave it out
I make this i love it…so good
Did I just hear you and the wife eat the shrimp tails? There was crunching... I didn't even know that could be done? Next time I'll give it a try? Maybe?
My wife will eat the tails. These didn't have tails on them, so I'm not sure what you heard.
Cowboys used butter (past or currently)? This brings up the image of the Blazing Saddles campfire dinner : "Pass me more of them beans , and a big dollop of that cowboy butter. And don't forget a big chunk of that crusty French baguette." 30 minutes later, hilarity ensues.🤣
That movie could never be made nowadays... 😉
Yea!! Another printable and flexible real recipe. Will try today. But I also thank you for making a clear easy link to an easily printable recipe. So nice to just go over there and print! Have a great day
I can't stand the sites that are loaded with ads and make it so hard to get to the recipe.
@@SeriousKeto absolutely! It was so nice to try your link and poof! Done!
Would adding a touch of sodium citrate help the broken sauce? I'm going to try this this evening with our NY strip steaks!
Given how well it works with cheese, it might work with butter.
Martha Stewart has great video showing Thyme removal from stalks. She made it look pretty easy!!
If the stalks were more mature, I’d strip the leaves off pulling them through a fine cheese grater.
You could try fixing it like one would fix a broken hollandaise sauce... heat it up and add water by the teaspoon to reinstate the the proper viscosity of the sauce... dunno if it will work... but worth a shot perhaps...?
I think the key is to just not leave it on the stove top long enough for it to get to a simmer.
You would think the lecithin in the mustard would keep the sauce emulsified. Is it getting denatured when you cook it? No experience with heating mustard in sauces... Would adding some mustard after the sauce has cooled help to re-emulsify?
I think the temp just got too high, being on the stove too long.
I see a Thumper!!!! 😻😻😻😻😻
Great vid. How’s the smoke from Canada? Hope it doesn’t damper any plans-
Not hitting us here, east of the Great Lakes
❤ May I politely as how everyone is affording meat? The stores by me have steak at over $14 each.
I buy cheaper cuts at Aldi, then cook them sous vide
Thyme consuming, 😂
You might want to try adding your, trisodium citrate dehydrate, that is used in the cheese sauce recipe. Are use it to combine liquids with that and other recipes. Works great for me.
I suspect that might work. The real issue is I let the sauce come up to a decent simmer and the temperature is what caused it to break.
yummy yummy thanks and LOL
Yum ,i got to make this for sure
It would be nice if you provided the recipe in the transcript or comments please.
There's a link to the printable recipe in the description.
I love cowboy butter. yummy on steak
Great video! Where did you get those searing plates? Did it come with your rec teq?
I bought them from RecTeq.
This looks yummy to be sure. When you grill does the rec tec use pellets for the heat source just like when you use it to smoke or is there a second fuel source? Thanks, Steve.
I'm not sure the exact form of witchcraft it uses, but it does require electricity for the burn pot. The auger then feeds the pellets into the burn pot either slower (for less heat and more smoke) or faster (for higher temps and very little smoke).
When the sauce reduces too much and it looses too much water, it breaks, so you can "stabilize" it and re-emulsify it by putting a small splash of water in it.
You can see Carla talking about this at around 7:50 to 8:46 in the video about shrimp scampi (which is where I learned about it):
ruclips.net/video/tBVlCSWH4Eo/видео.html
LOSES too much water.
Huge difference in meanings between "loose" and "lose."
Yum! Great video!
Another masterpiece
Thumper….😂😂😂
(Did I get his name right?)
This looks soooo good!!
That’s his name; video bombing is his game.
😂😂 thanks Steve!
When I read cowboy butter I went straight to bone marrow lol
I could see that.
Cowboy butter eh?
Sounds and looks good
I needed something to dip the steak in for Father’s Day think I just found it, thanks Steve! I was thinking of rolling it in parchment and refrigerating it to put it on top of the steak. I am making a grilled shrimp cocktail for appetizer. Do you have a recipe for sugar-free cocktail sauce??
I'd probably just use some no sugar added ketchup and horseradish, maybe with a dash of lemon juice and Worcestershire.
trying it tomorrow for visitor from Colombia - thanks
Glad to have you here. 🙂
A little sodium citrate might also stop the splitting.
Possibly, given that it works so well with cheese.
Have you tried sodium citrate as an emulsifier?
Not for butter, but I have a couple videos showing it used with cheese
Yee haw, Steve.
Love this!
Would sodium citrate hold the emulsion?
It might, given how well it works with cheese.
"promo sm" 🎶
The cats 😂
Cowboy butter looks delicious! Yum! I like your herb garden planter. Where did you get it?
Here you go: amzn.to/46lE1do
@@SeriousKeto Thanks so much!
4:48 Kitteh was like...lemme get one dem skrimps momma.....
Wow, your daughter is your wife's mini me for sure!! Steak and sauce look amazing. Going to try it for sure.
My leftover sauce didn't break, in fact it just solidified some. I did it on very low heat? Not sure why that happened on yours.
It happened to mine because I left it on medium heat and it got up to a simmer. I believe that caused the oil to separate.
@@SeriousKetoyes I think you're right
Love that sauce
I'm happy. I have all of these ingredients except fresh thyme - I'll substitute dried. Looking forward to dinner. Thanks Steve.
I saw butter and came right in lol!
mission accomplished
Its butter, how could you go wrong?
A little of your favorite BBQ rub in some melted butter is good for steak and chops.
That's a great idea! 👍
@@SeriousKeto - Now I'm going to be dreaming about steak all day at work.
Thick juicy prime ribeyes... succulent filets.. maybe a giant tri-tip.... mouthwatering.
Oh YUMMMMM!! Know what I'm making for Father's Day. Love the tip on the sous vide and searing on the recteq! (we use ours ALL the time). Thanks for the recipe!
i love how the cat was trying to taste test too 😂😂😂
He’s not shy when it comes to food. 😄
Cowboy butter goes great on corn on the cob 🌽
Sounds great
Thanks for the interesting video. Something super tasty that is incidentally keto.
If you use softened butter instead of melting and work in the herb, roll it up in plastic and refrigerate, it won’t separate. Probably need to leave out the mustard. But I’m sure Steve you know better than anyone else. You need to try a mixture of butter, bone marrow and herbs.
Spatulize lol
Happy Father's Day Steve!
Thank you.
Love your garden with lots of herbs. Thank you.