The ONLY way to prepare steaks for me. I coat the piece with olive oil, sprinkle salt and garlic powder. Sear it on both sides and two or three minutes on each flip. Rest 5 minutes while you grill the onions, pepper up and enjoy!
The internal temp keeps it warm. It continues to cook even sfter you take it off the fire for several minutes. You could put a piece of aluminum over it to trap the heat if you wanted.
Remove steak from package. Let sit until room temperature, 3 hrs for me. After two hours, i wipe juice off one side, salt that side. Flip over, wipe and salt other side. Let sit another hr. Get steel pan hot, medium high for 3-5 minutes, or uuntil smoky. Add algea oil, glide method to coat. Add butter. Have timer ready and put steak in and start timer. It should be a loud sizzle. Immediately baste. Baste many times for 3 minutes. After 3 minutes, flip. I Add fresh butter and baste, baste. Cook another 3 minutes and remove. Let sit minimum of 10 minutes. At this point, I add pepper. While steak is sitting, pour a little red wine into the pan, stir, break that fond off the bottom of pan. Add hoisin sauce, small amount. Add butter. Stir, stir. Plate the steak after 10 minutes and add sauce on top of steak. It'll blow your minds. This is the one flip method. Do not pepper steak before cooking. Baste, baste, baste.
Shallots take longer to cook then garlic so you should start by cooking your shallots then adding garlic after those are cooked then you would add butter after your butter bubbles then you would add the herbs
That’s like 2 tablespoons bro and you also flip the steak against yourself against your own advice. Remember to always flip and drop the stake away from yourself.
I’ve been wearing for 3 min each on each side, then oven for 6-7 minutes. With a couple of TBS of butter. Put back on stove on low-med until temp is where you want it. Spooning the melting butter/steak juice over. (Sometimes I don’t) for me medium to medium rare. My wife, rare.
I can't help but wonder why so few of these videos recommend dry brining and only salt right before throwing it on? It makes the meat so much better with next to no effort, just some time in the fridge.