Id lower the heat a bit after the initial blast sear so that butter doesn’t turn black. Id also recommend rendering that fat on the sides more. If you lift the steak and hold it on the fat a little bit. The steak will be even more flavorful
Tip: the crust in the middle is non- existent . To get crust on every inch of the steak, get a cooking spatula, put it down on the steak, get a tall cup or a mug, press down on the spatula with the mug, keep holding the press for 1 minute on each side before leaving it .
I was going to say the same thing. You have to sear 2 min on each side and then lower the heat to medium-low and then butter baste at that heat. Basting while the pan is on high will ensure your steak tastes burnt even when it's not.
@@rthellmanThank you for explaining this! I’ve watched so many videos on how to cook a steak and not one of them told me to lower the heat…I’ve had a lot of black butter….😢
My only problem with the 5 - 8 minute resting time. I like my meat steaming hot, and it cool down to fast.. Some YT chef's cover it with a piece of aluminum foil, but that again "wet" the meat with the steam generated... Oh well, if it's not perfect, it's perfect.
Hey mate, if you like your steak hot when you eat it; after you rest it you can sear it in the hot pan for 15 seconds on each side. It should still maintain its internal temperature and not overcook but be nice and hot when you dig in
All these videos use butter and I’m just wondering why somebody pays top dollar for ribeye and then puts butter all over it. Why not just get a lesser kind of meat and put butter on that?
OMG! You've overcooked it! After the dry brine? .....it's ready! No heat needed. Just the salt and pepper. My friends make fun of me because I always carry a knife and a salt shaker in my car, as I slowly drive past cattle ranches. I've been practicing on mechanical bulls, and I think I'm ready! 🤣