Parsley Chive Butter
Whoever it was that thought to put a pat of compound butter on top of a steak was brilliant! If you’ve never had parsley chive butter, or any other compound butter, on a steak you are missing out. Just a little pat on top when it comes off the grill adds so much flavor.
You may look at the recipe and think why add salt to unsalted butter, just use salted butter. Well, sounds like a good theory but remember, you will season whatever you are cooking, most likely with salt and pepper, so you don’t want too much.
A compound butter is a butter that has ingredients added to it for flavor. In this case, fresh chives, fresh parsley, and honey. For this batch of my compound butter, the chives and parsley came from my garden. Other compound butters I’ve made include cranberry butter, pecan honey butter, and whipped pumpkin spice honey butter.Â
You may think honey is an odd addition but the sweetness is subtle and adds amazing flavor. This parsley chive butter is perfect to use on grilled corn on the cob or with sautéed vegetables. I’d love to know how you’d like to use it. Leave me a comment below. Don’t forget to check out my blogger friends #BBQWeek recipes below.
Parsley Chive Butter
Ingredients
- 1 stick unsalted butter room temperature
- 2 teaspoons freshly chopped parsley
- 2 teaspoons freshly chopped chives
- 1/4 teaspoon sea salt
- 1/4 teaspoon honey
Instructions
- In a small blow add all ingredients. Using a fork or rubber spatula, mix well until combined. Transfer to a refrigerated container and store, covered, for up to 2 weeks.
I’ve never made compound butter, but I really think I need to change that! Sounds like a great addition to a good, grilled steak!
Definitely making this to put on our next steaks! It looks so delicious and a great touch of flavor right before serving.
This sounds so wonderful and tasty! I am looking forward to topping my steak with this over the weekend!
What a great way to take steak up a few levels!
Can I just slather this butter on everything??? Drooling!
This is a great way to use up extra herbs. And I agree, butter on steak is brilliant.