I put the rotini in a pot of water and set it to heat.
We'll have some time while the flavors meld before we turn our attention to our steaks, Asa. So how about you mix us up a cocktail or two to enjoy during which I'm sure we can spend the time snuggling up on the couch over there.
The noodles are boiling and I move to the sink and strain the water out by dumping the pot into a collandor. Next I combine the Rotini with the veggies and give it a good stir drizzling the dressing into it to mix and mingle throughout the salad. That done at last I put the bowl into the fridge to marinate and meld together.
Taking out the fillets and greasing up the pan again I place each one down and let the high heat begin to sear the outsides.
These are too thick to cook them through this way. So we'll put them in a pan with the compound butter and finish them off in the oven. You mind getting the butter from the freezer, beautiful?
I turn the fillets over to reveal some beautiful grill marks.
Next, Asa, unroll the butter and get two slices about an inch or so in thickness so we can put it ontop of the fillets when we put them in the oven and the melting butter will baste the steak as it cooks.