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Pan-seared T-bone steak with grilled tomatoes

By Chef Ali Mandhry | 1yr ago

Pan-seared T-bone steak with grilled tomatoes (Photo: iStock)

Here is a high-protein meal that has just become my new favourite, beef and tomatoes.

What you will need:-

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