This recipe for ribeye steak with couscous, spinach & mushrooms is all about time-management. Cooking with all three Trangia pans & the kettle, so that everything is ready at the same time.
I find that using a ready-made packet of couscous is quicker, easier and tastier than making it from scratch, although you could make your own couscous instead.
The spinach is not only healthy but super-quick to make, hardly requiring any cooking at all.
Other cuts of steak would also work, fillet, sirloin and bavette steaks are options I have used in the past.
On most camping trips, this is my go-to meal for my first night. Occasionally I’ll swap out the spinach for broccoli or asparagus. Experiment with whatever is in season.
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Ribeye Steak with Couscous, Spinach & Mushrooms
Ingredients
- 1 tsp olive oil
- 1 ribeye steak
- ½ packet ready-made couscous
- ½ bag baby spinach
- 1tsp butter
- 5 mushrooms
Instructions
- Boil a kettle full of water on the Trangia.
- Season the steak with olive oil salt & pepper. Optionally add garlic/onion powder.1 tsp olive oil
- Remove the boiling water from the Trangia and set aside.
- Using the frying pan, start cooking the steak. Turn after a few minutes.1 ribeye steak
- Using the smaller pan, empty the sachet of couscous and add the boiled water.½ packet ready-made couscous
- Put the spinach in the larger pan and add a small amount of the boiling water. Just enough to wilt & steam the spinach.½ bag baby spinach
- Stack the couscous pan on top of the spinach pan to retain steam.
- Add butter to the steak pan. Slice the mushrooms and add them to the frying pan, coating them in steak juice & butter.1tsp butter, 5 mushrooms
- Once the steak & mushrooms are cooked, remove from the heat.
- Place the spinach pan on the stove to heat through for 1 minute.
- Heat the couscous on the stove for one minute, seperate with a fork.
- Serve the steak, mushrooms, couscous and spinach.