This easy recipe for bacon wrapped steak bites is oven-baked and one of our favorite steak appetizers or dinner recipes with a side of veggies. Bonus: the recipe is Paleo, Whole30 and Keto-friendly too.
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Easy Steak Appetizer FTW
This appetizerjust might be my all time favorite. These savory little bites are perfect for entertaining because you can make them in advance and just pop them in the oven when you are ready. In only about 15 minutes you and your guests will be devouringthese bite-sized appetizers on a stick.
Looking for more? Check out all of our healthy appetizer recipes!
How to make bacon wrapped steak bites
Grab some toothpicks, a sheet pan and a sharp knife, and you’re ready to prep these bites! Here’s how:
- Preheat your oven to 425° Fahrenheit.
- Cut the steak into small, bite-sized cubes and cut the bacon pieces into thirds.
- Wrap each steak piece with bacon and use a toothpick to hold it together.
- Bake for 12-15 minutes and broil for 1-2 minutes if needed to crisp up the bacon.
- Serve to drooling guests or keep them all for yourself. 🙂
What steak is best for this appetizer?
Most cuts of steak will work for this recipe. It’s easiest to work with a boneless cut, but you can also use a bone-in cut like a T-bone (you’ll just have to cut around the bone). Some great options are:
- Beef tenderloin
- Sirloin
- Skirt steak
- New York strip
Just make sure you cut the steak into even, bite-sized cubes for even cooking. Don’t cut the cubes too big, this is a one bite appetizer.
Can I prep this recipe in advance?
Yes, you absolutely can. It’s the perfect appetizer in this regard because you can do all the work ahead of time and just pop it in the oven for 15 minutes when you’re ready to serve.
Just prepare the steak bites as noted in the recipe and cover and refrigerate until you’re ready to cook them. Or you can store them in an airtight container so they are portable and just pop them on the sheet pan for cooking.
Some other easy steak recipes
- Fresh Chimichurri Sauce for Flank or Skirt Steak
- Homemade Steak Marinade
- Easy Thai Beef Salad
- Quick + Easy Carne Asada
- Sheet Pan Fajitas
Your turn to try these bacon wrapped steak bites
Whether you’re hosting a party or just a few friends for a football game, plan to make these easy bacon wrapped steak bites! There won’t be a single bite left, we guarantee it. Leave a comment below and let us know how it goes.
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Easy Bacon Wrapped Steak Bites
Prep: 5 minutes mins
Cook: 15 minutes mins
Total: 20 minutes mins
Servings: 8
This easy recipe for bacon wrapped steak bites is oven-baked and a favorite steak appetizer or main dish with side veggies.
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Ingredients
- 1 pound Steak, (beef tenderloin, sirloin, skirt steak or NY strip are great options)
- 8 pieces bacon
- Salt & pepper
Equipment
Instructions
Preheat the oven to 425° Fahrenheit.
Cut your beef into small, bite-sized cubes. You'll be wrapping them in bacon, make sure not to cut them too big or they won't turn out to be more than one bite and harder to eat.
Season the beef cubes lightly with salt and pepper.
Cut each strip of bacon into thirds.
Wrap the bacon around the beef cubes and secure it with a toothpick. Place on a sheet pan.
Bake the bites in the oven for about 12-15 minutes, until the bacon starts to get crispy and the steak is cooked. If needed, you can switch the oven to broil at the end to crisp up the bacon.
Serve and enjoy.
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Notes
Nutrition facts are an estimate provided for those following a Ketogenic or low-carb diet. See our full nutrition information disclosurehere. The serving size for this recipe is 3 steak bites.
Calories: 168kcal, Protein: 15g, Fat: 11g
Course: Appetizer
Author: Justin Winn
Cuisine: American
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Kelsey — Reply
I did this but added chives on top of the bacon and put on shredded cheese during the last couple of minutes of baking. It was awesome and pairs well with tater tots for an easy dinner! Also a good use for eye of round filets!
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Erica Winn — Reply
Yum! That sounds delish! Thanks for giving our recipe a try and for coming back to rate/review it! We really appreciate it! 🙂
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Kristina — Reply
Great and simple recipe that all members of the family will enjoy. Also it is a good meal for people that take lunch to work because after microwaving bacon becomes even better. Thank you!
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J+E | Real Simple Good — Reply
Thanks for trying our recipe and taking the time to come back and share! We appreciate it and are so happy to hear it was family friendly AND made great leftovers! Hope to see you again soon! 🙂
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dyrwolf — Reply
I’ve done these for years, and I do not precook bacon, use filet, cut bacon strips in half, and cook at 350 for 17-18 minutes, until bacon is done, but not crisp.I lean towards cutting the meat into rectangular prisms, maybe 1″ x 1″ x width of bacon.
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Anonymous — Reply
what temperature?
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J+E | Real Simple Good — Reply
Cook at 425 degrees Fahrenheit for 12-15 minutes.
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DH — Reply
Thinking of this for a work potluck but don’t have an oven at work. What are you thoughts on cooking them, refrigerating then transferring to a crockpot on low an hour or two before to warm them up/keep them warm for the potluck lunch?
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Justin Winn — Reply
I think that would work, but might result in the steak being more on the “well done” side.
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Anonymous — Reply
Thanks for the reply. Yes I was thinking the same thing, I might do a trial run and see how it goes.
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