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  1. It's also helpful to keep the pan dry & brush on a thin layer of a mixture of clarified butter (no milk solids to burn) & peanut oil (high smoke point). That way you use the minimum amount of oil, and you keep the rest of the pan nice & hot for the other side of the meat.

  2. Not absolutely true. It's about pan-to-meat surface ratio. I spent a whole summer cooking boneless kalbi–Korean marinated rib meat–and got a great sear crust. It's because I cooked small amounts at a time. Then, I lay the cooked meats over steaming rice, so they held their warmth, as I completed my batch.

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