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Old 06-13-2007, 02:37 PM
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Default How to Cook a Perfect Steak

Read an interesting article in local newspaper about the best way to cook a steak inside the house (no charcoal). I'm going to try it soon.

http://www.post-gazette.com/pg/06166/698306-34.stm
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I do it similarly but I use a cast iron pan and I get it white hot. Put the steak in for about 4 minutes. Meanwhile I have the oven on 500. I flip the steak and put the whole pan in the oven for another 4 minutes.

Make sure you have good ventilation and the batteries are out of the smoke detector.

By the way, thick ribeyes are the best.

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Exactly the way I cook them too roscoe.

I have taught many good friends the same way after they have eaten one of mine.

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Same here, but only when it's raining. We have three cast iron skillets, one for cornbread, one for steaks and one for pot roast.
I always throw a shot of JB on my steak, nice flavor...
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I do it similarly but I use a cast iron pan and I get it white hot. Put the steak in for about 4 minutes. Meanwhile I have the oven on 500. I flip the steak and put the whole pan in the oven for another 4 minutes.

Make sure you have good ventilation and the batteries are out of the smoke detector.

By the way, thick ribeyes are the best.

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Many of great chefs do it this way.. If you follow Alton Brown or Emeril -- a good room temp steak to start -- insert sliced garlic cloves and season with sea salt..cooked this way.. - almost shear perfection.
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Hey! I taught them how to cook steak.
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Hey! I taught them how to cook steak.
Roscoe - I NEVER thought that bull$hit could be considered a steak. Keep on shoveling it buddy ...
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I wave a butane lighter under mine and consider it done! If I want it well done i'll hit it with the propane torch for 2 seconds on each side!

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