• PixelTron@lemm.ee
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    6 days ago

    Please tell me there’s at least something fresh outside the photo, a side salad, or some veg, heck just some peas would round this out…

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      7 days ago

      If you don’t want to watch a video -Sear the shit out of each side for a minute or so on a cast iron, then stick the whole thing in the stove at 425 for however long it takes to reach your preferred doneness. Takes about 7-8 minutes for med-well.

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        7 days ago

        Andy cooks prefers to turn every 30 seconds or so, even if that’s sort of contrary to tradition. I had a very even steak about 1.5cm thick or so, took maybe 3-4 minutes to reach medium rare. Then rest for 2/3 of the time it took to cook and cut and mmm.

        Also in the video you only need the first 4 and a half minutes, then it’s other techniques.

        Got to get myself a proper cast iron pan though.

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          7 days ago

          Looking great!

          and , led to

          Meat thermometers are amazing for low and slow grilling after a quick sear unless you’re using sous vide and reverse sear (which is great, if you have the time and the equipment!)

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    7 days ago

    The secret to a perfect steak is a meat thermometer. If you don’t have one, you need one.

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      6 days ago

      I do have a thermometer, I bought it as I started learning how to cook. Yet, I never used it…

      How would it be useful in this case?

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        6 days ago

        You stick it into the middle of the thickest part of your steak while it’s cooking so you know the internal temperature. Then you know when to take it off the heat to let it rest. That way you can get the exact doneness you want every time.

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      7 days ago

      Yep, I prefer a proper foldable probe and it’s extremely versatile around the kitchen.

      The “fingers to the ball of your thumb” to check doneness of a steak is bullshit, most of the time. It only really works on steak that has a consistent grain throughout, sometimes. (Just showed this to my daughter on a reverse seared NY Strip that felt completely different across the cut.)

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        7 days ago

        I bought a used thermopro off eBay (used because they’re crazy expensive) and it was game changing. I use it for everything from meat to checking the water temperature for making tea.

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    7 days ago

    Hey man I’d eat that, looks good.

    My favorite way to cook steak is sous vide and while my family gives me shit for it, it makes perfect medium rare.

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      7 days ago

      I’ll add that if you’re doing sous vide you want a nice thick cut, otherwise when you sear it’ll overcook. Also garlic, rosemary,and butter during sous vide is fantastic.

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    7 days ago

    Looks really good, maybe a little well done, but nothing wrong with that if you like the taste. But those fries look immaculate if you hand cut them!

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      7 days ago

      Indeed, it turned out well done, I’ll try getting a thicker piece next time. The fries I got frozen, and I oven baked them. I usually use fresh potatoes, but I couldn’t be bothered on a Sunday evening :)

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    7 days ago

    Ribeye is my favorite cut. A creamy horseradish sauce makes for a great option to vary your bites

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      7 days ago

      Thanks for the tip! I did a red wine reduction with the garlic, shallots, thyme and butter used for basting.