✨ Lazy Girl Steak Dinner ✨
When you want a homemade dinner without spending forever in the kitchen 🤍🥩🥔
What I used:
* Thin NY Strip Steak
* Veggie Kabobs (zucchini, squash, onion, mushroom, bell pepper)
* Potatoes
* Olive oil
* Garlic powder
* Salt, pepper & Italian seasoning
How I made it:
1. Cut potatoes into chunks and toss with olive oil + seasonings.
2. Bake potatoes at 425°F for 30-40 mins, flipping halfway.
3. Put veggie kabobs on a baking sheet and season lightly.
4. Bake kabobs for 15-20 mins.
5. Season thin NY strip with salt, pepper, garlic powder, and Italian seasoning.
6. Sear steak in a hot pan for 2-3 mins per side until cooked how you like it.
7. Plate everything up and enjoy!
10/10 easy dinner when you don’t feel like cooking but still want something filling. 🥩🥔✨
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If you’re like me and love a hearty meal but dread spending hours in the kitchen, this Lazy Girl Steak Dinner is a game changer. I’ve found that using a thin NY strip steak really speeds up the cooking process without sacrificing flavor or juiciness. One thing I’ve learned from many attempts is the importance of seasoning: salt, pepper, garlic powder, and Italian seasoning really bring the steak and veggies to life. For the veggie kabobs, I like using a colorful mix – zucchini, squash, onions, mushrooms, and bell peppers – all tossed lightly with olive oil and a pinch of seasoning. Baking them alongside the potatoes ensures the entire meal is ready around the same time, which means less waiting and fewer dishes. I always flip the potatoes halfway through baking to get them golden and evenly cooked, which makes a huge difference. One tip I swear by is searing the steak in a very hot pan for just 2-3 minutes per side, which locks in the juices and gives it a nice crust. This method works brilliantly for thin cuts like the NY strip and keeps the steak tender. Plus, it’s a quick method that pairs perfectly with the oven-baked sides. This dinner hits the perfect balance of ease and nourishment. It’s ideal for those evenings when you want to treat yourself but also keep things low-effort. Plus, getting those veggie kabobs in adds a fresh touch and boosts the meal’s nutritional value. I also love how customizable it is—feel free to swap out veggies based on what you have, or add your favorite herbs for extra flavor. Overall, this recipe has become a staple in my weekly meal rotation—simple, satisfying, and perfect for anyone looking for a 'lazy dinner' idea that doesn’t compromise on taste or heartiness. Give it a try, and you’ll see why it’s a 10/10 easy dinner!
