Don’t deep fry your steaks folks and don’t turn that heat down. Those steaks are gonna cool the pan down and your sear will suck. Heat the pan slowly until you can’t touch the handle, put just enough oil in to barely coat the pan, better yet, trim some of that fat off and throw it in the pan while it’s heating. Throw your steaks in for 3 minutes per side. Take off the heat and throw a chonk of butter in and flop the steaks around in it for around 30 seconds. Don’t baste them, flop them around a couple of times. Take them out and wrap in foil first 6 minutes. Slice and grind em!
A good way to think about pans, cast iron more specifically since theyre thicker, is like youre cooking steak. The first bit when youre thinking its done, the pans at a medium rare and while it may burn the shit out of your hands, the center of the pan is still a nice pink
See, one thing that bothers me when I see things like this is they use vague terms like "preheat the pan," "turn down the heat," and don't say TO WHAT TEMPERATURE.
Stop using metric measurements. No one here in the USA gets what you are saying. say 1.5 inches. More people will relate. Considering the USA is your biggest audience.
NO. KOSHER SALT & FRESH CRACKED BLACK PEPPER ON STEAK AND LET IT COME UP TO ROOM TEMPERATURE. OIL IS NOT NEEDED BECAUSE IT WILL PREVENT THE SEASONINGS FROM BEING ABSORBED BY THE MEAT. OIL IN PAN ONLY.
Still other chefs say only turn your steak once.
Everyone should already know this!!😎😎
No oven time ? Butter?😮 or did the short cut off early 😂
you'll need to start with a $300 piece of meat?! does it work with a $14 top round?
I was surprised, he was using centimeters instead of inches
Put a weight on top…
Me: still looking for a weight…
The whole cut costs a fortune
When meat prices go down, Ill consider this method. Meat is too expensive, though.
you lost me with the oil use real butter the size of the steak will not matter especially if you're making it for yourself.
3cm thick steak
Bro im poor
"How you cook the perfect steak in a pan"….. YOU DON"T!
"sealing steak" is not a thing, has been debunked 20 years ago
First things first. Temper the steak. Always at room temperature, never straight from the fridge.
Don’t deep fry your steaks folks and don’t turn that heat down. Those steaks are gonna cool the pan down and your sear will suck. Heat the pan slowly until you can’t touch the handle, put just enough oil in to barely coat the pan, better yet, trim some of that fat off and throw it in the pan while it’s heating. Throw your steaks in for 3 minutes per side. Take off the heat and throw a chonk of butter in and flop the steaks around in it for around 30 seconds. Don’t baste them, flop them around a couple of times. Take them out and wrap in foil first 6 minutes. Slice and grind em!
Dont speak metric
i thought you only flip once
A good way to think about pans, cast iron more specifically since theyre thicker, is like youre cooking steak. The first bit when youre thinking its done, the pans at a medium rare and while it may burn the shit out of your hands, the center of the pan is still a nice pink
That’s an 1-1 1/4 inches in bald eagle measurements
See, one thing that bothers me when I see things like this is they use vague terms like "preheat the pan," "turn down the heat," and don't say TO WHAT TEMPERATURE.
Seed oils, terrible video, dislike
What the cm? are is he talking about?
Yeah, I don't know what centimeters are. But I do know how thick An average blade of grass being tall is.
Stop using metric measurements. No one here in the USA gets what you are saying. say 1.5 inches. More people will relate. Considering the USA is your biggest audience.
NO. KOSHER SALT & FRESH CRACKED BLACK PEPPER ON STEAK AND LET IT COME UP TO ROOM TEMPERATURE. OIL IS NOT NEEDED BECAUSE IT WILL PREVENT THE SEASONINGS FROM BEING ABSORBED BY THE MEAT. OIL IN PAN ONLY.
e' arrivato lui a insegnarci come si cucina una bistecca! A firenze si stanno rivoltando nella tomba…..
Where's the butter??
what kind of oil does he use?
Bro said 2-3 cm not inches lol
there is a ton of burned oil
im glad no butter
The only way to cook a good steak is on coals
Don't show Asmondgold this.
That's just wrong. Stakes were meant to be grilled. LoL
I use beef fat instead of oil but this is a great video.