OP what did you sear that bad boy on? I usually use a cast iron if I'm cooking stovetop, but no way that big ole bone-in fit in a pan. Flat type pan or do you have an in-house flattop grill?
put that behind a spoiler son. nobody needs to see that sick shitLooking good OP. Make sure it looks like this once you slice in.
*disturbing image*
YuckLooking good OP. Make sure it looks like this once you slice in.
Speaking of steakhouse steaks, I'm convinced I make a better steak at home on the cast iron + low heat grill for a lot less money.
don't test my gangster
A solid medium rare (on the rarer side) all the way through
Who hurt youI always use it when I make at home. Even with filet mignon. Lol I dgaf.
lol that will never die.
Looking good OP. Make sure it looks like this once you slice in.
agreed. too pink
Oh yeah of course I'm only working with the Sterling silver steak cuts but my shit just taste better because it's cooked to my perfection I suppose.The reason pay what you do at a steakhouse is because they generally have better meat than you do—prime, dry aged, etc. (If they don't, you've either really gone out of your way, or they're a mediocre steakhouse.) You're not paying them for their magical steak cooking skills.
I can't tell if you people are serious with that shit, but for real, it's okay to use sauce in meat dishes.Putting sauce on steak would be insulting the chef who made it
Yup.
Throw it in a pot, add some broth, a potato. Baby, you've got a stew going.