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Tesco slash the price of premium steaks to just £4 - ready for the good weather

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Now the weather seems to be picking up, it’s almost time to clean up the garden and fire up the barbecue - now the rule of six is coming back in April. From now until 9th March 2021,

Tesco has some fantastic deals on its acclaimed premium-quality Tesco Finest steaks. They are on the shelves now, at great value prices - starting at just £4. Each steak has been specially

selected from trusted British farms and Tesco Clubcard shoppers can enjoy discounts of up to 20% on the range of delicious cuts. We’re praying the good weather sticks around.

These deals are available online and in a superstore near you. To find your nearest Tesco, we’ve popped the store locator here for ease. You’ll also find opening and closing time information

listed there as well.

Tesco slash the price of premium steaks to just £4 - ready for the good weather

With the nation cooking at home more than ever before, savvy Tesco customers can dine in style with a variety of flavoursome 30-day aged meats without compromising on price.

Below, we’ve outlined the prices you can expect to pay for a premium steak at Tesco.

Tesco Finest Steaks
Tesco Finest British Sirloin Steak, 240g, from £4

Tesco slash the price of premium steaks to just £4 - ready for the good weather

A succulent premium cut of beef, chosen for its direct rich flavour and versatility.

Tesco Finest British Rump Steak, 250g, from £4

Tesco slash the price of premium steaks to just £4 - ready for the good weather

A traditional classic, tender cut of beef selected for its succulence and juicy texture.

Tesco Finest British Ribeye Steak, 290g, from £5

Tesco slash the price of premium steaks to just £4 - ready for the good weather

A premium tender cut of beef, exclusively chosen for its unquestionably rich flavour.

Tesco Finest British Beef Fillet Steak, 200g, from £7

Tesco slash the price of premium steaks to just £4 - ready for the good weather

A succulent premium cut of beef, chosen for its flavour and versatility.

As for cooking it just right, Tesco Executive Chef, Jamie Robinson has shared his essential tips to cook the perfect steak:

Prep the steak right – Take off the packaging, dry out the meat and allow it to come up to room temperature. To really bring out the flavour, leave the steak uncovered overnight in the fridge too – that’s a special hack for dry-aging the beef.
Cook like a pro – Baste the meat with rapeseed oil and add a pinch of table salt. Drop the steak into a searing hot pan and let it sizzle. Resist moving it for the first few minutes and then, once caramelised, flip the steak and add a knob of butter. Cook for roughly four minutes per side for a medium rare steak, flipping regularly to inject flavour. Once done, rest the steak for as long as you cooked it, turn it frequently and don’t cut the meat until it’s ready to eat.
BBQ it on a roaring flame – If you can brave the cold, fire up the BBQ – there is honestly nothing better than steaks cooked on an open flame! If you prefer to cook indoors, use a flat pan as this will produce an even heat to cook the meat consistently.
Sirloin steak is the perfect all-rounder – Tesco Finest Sirloin is one of the best steaks to cook with; it's an all-rounder and delivers exceptional flavour and tenderness. As a guide on the other steak cuts: ribeye is rich and incredibly flavoursome, fillet steak is lean and tender, while rump steak is robust and full of flavour.
Avoid overcooking your steak – Everyone has their own preferred level of cooking steak. Only practice makes perfect but if you want a helpful tip, you can use your hand as a guide to how the meat should feel. If you touch your thumb to your index, the fleshy area of your hand ‘feels’ like how a rare steak should be cooked, while middle finger to thumb is generally medium-rare, ring finger is medium and little finger is well-done.
Our mouth is watering at the thought already… all we need to do is add some greens and maybe a couple of chips too.

Has Tesco reducing the price of steak given you inspiration for dinner tonight or over the weekend? Let us know in the comments box.

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