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Good idea. Please do that from now on.
s***. Wob should just make that is avatar forever.

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Good idea. Please do that from now on.
nice.
room temp.
sprinkle with some salt on both sides
cast iron pan sear on one side (2 or 3 minutes)
turn over and put into pre-heated oven (375) for until med-rare.
pull out...let rest...pepper and or whatever sauce, compound butter, etc.
good eats!
I should preface all of my posts with this...
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s***. Wob should just make that is avatar forever.![]()
NO SAUCE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Sea Salt, Olive Oil and Pepper should be the only things that touch it.....
naw...I only said sauce because lovetractor said sauce.aaa
at most...very most...I'd melt a little gorgonzola butter on top...but...probably not even that.
There's nothing wrong with melting butter on a steak. I do it when I'm grilling them. It'll keep the juices in.
how will that keep juices in?
NO SAUCE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Sea Salt, Olive Oil and Pepper should be the only things that touch it.....
naw...I only said sauce because lovetractor said sauce.aaa
at most...very most...I'd melt a little gorgonzola butter on top...but...probably not even that.
There's nothing wrong with melting butter on a steak. I do it when I'm grilling them. It'll keep the juices in.
I just saw a recipe in the "Steak Lover's Cookbook" for a garlic-butter sauce you make from the excess fat and it looked tempting. It's not in/on the steak but made separately and used for drizzling or dipping. I don't think I'm gonna do it though and have never done it before. I side with you guys. Meat should taste like meat without any other bull****.
There's nothing wrong with melting butter on a steak. I do it when I'm grilling them. It'll keep the juices in.
how will that keep juices in?
Don't worry, it's probably over your head.
melting butter doesnt keep juices in, all it does is grease up your steak. Searing it properly will keep your juices in...
I hate Ruth Chris butter steaks......in fact, i will never step foot in a RC ever again - the worst steaks i've ever had.
I am full of s***. But in my grilling experience(which is usually on a cheaper grocery store cut of meat), keeping a steak brushed with butter while it's over the coals keeps it from drying out as much.
Ahhh, I got it. Kinda like polishing a turd, though.
Ahhh, I got it. Kinda like polishing a turd, though.