Step 1. Open a bottle of wine.pic.twitter.com/1ms118cNon
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Step 2. Smear avocado oil on cast iron skillet and liberally salt and pepper all sides of the steak.pic.twitter.com/bjDX0hybXQ
Step 3. Into a 325 degree oven. Some prefer 275 degrees. It’s silly to argue over. I’m already blocking people who tell me to sous-vide as if I don’t have one and do that, too. 45 minutes should be good.pic.twitter.com/Q8fy0BosiX
Not quite ready to be taken out of the oven. 5 more minutes. You want the center red to pink.pic.twitter.com/OOfy9h819b
The best way to cook a steak is the reverse-sear by @kenjilopezalthttps://www.seriouseats.com/2017/03/how-to-reverse-sear-best-way-to-cook-steak.html …
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The Pittsburgh is great if you can Season to your style, kosher salt is great Butter it up & toast on a very hot grill encouraging moderate flaring Flip every few minutes till done getting a fair amount of charring center should be cold rare / medium rare according to your taste
Sous vide bro that's where it is at. We live in the same area you can borrow my sous vide heater if you want. LOL
Sous is nice but oven reverse sear renders the fat better, imo. Something about the dry heat.
I agree with you. Sous Vide made the steak look perfect, but taste bland af.
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