Best Sauce for Steak?

The best steak sauces balance richness with acidity or bold flavors. Making pan sauces is relatively simple and imparts a rich, robust flavour to dishes. If you’ve already mastered how to cook the perfect steak then read on.

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Top Steak Sauces

Top choices including creamy mushroom sauce, peppercorn sauce, bright chimichurri, classic béarnaise and savory red wine jus. Butter based sauces, eg simple garlic butter are also excellent for enhancing flavor without covering the taste of the meat.

Chimichurri SauceChimichurri Sauce

Originating from Argentina commonly served with steak, an oil-based, blending of finely chopped coriander, garlic, oregano, red wine vinegar and red pepper flakes for a tangy, herby flavor.

Peppercorn SaucePeppercorn Sauce

A classic sauce made with black peppercorns, cream and brandy for a lovely, rich sauce. Use mustard instead of Worcestershire sauce (NOT in the classic recipe).

Diane SauceDiane Sauce

Diane sauce is typically a creamy, light brown, or beige color. A traditional Diane sauce DOES NOT rely on Worcestershire sauce for a kick, a classic recipe can be made ...

Garlic Butter SauceGarlic Butter Sauce

5 minute garlic butter sauce, flavorful and pairs perfectly with steak, chicken, pasta and seafood. Excellent chilled for making garlic bread. Herbs to your taste!

Creamy Mushroom SauceCreamy Mushroom Sauce

A highly versatile creamy Mushroom Sauce for steak, chicken, pork and other seared meats. Goes well with pasta too yet incredibly simple to make.

Red Wine SauceRed Wine Sauce

Deliciously rich red wine sauce as an accompaniment to steak. Easy to make – cook it while steaks are resting then drizzle over. Goes well with chicken too.

Blue Cheese SauceBlue Cheese Sauce

This classic blue cheese sauce comes together in under 5 minutes with just 4 ingredients. Loaded with blue cheese flavor and great for salads, steaks, fries, it’s perfectly balanced.

Béarnaise SauceBéarnaise Sauce

Béarnaise Sauce has the same creaminess as the basic hollandaise but a subtle acidity from the vinegar. Béarnaise sauce’s flavours are much richer and more pronounced than a classic hollandaise.

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