Thank you so much Sandy! Just had a wonderful meal with my girlfriend for New Year's. You made me look like I knew what I was doing, and made me earn brownie points galore. Here's to you for your help on making a great steak. Best to you and your family in 2016.
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Thanks for sharing your recipe 😁, we in Ireland spend ten minutes hammering the streak, we visualise each member of parliament and give them a good auld thrashing.... Steak is tender 😋 to perfection and stress of paying high taxes eased until next meal time. Upload more recipes 😉
Ramsay (another Scotsman) adds garlic and thyme to the butter and dispenses with the red wine sauce, but does confirm what we all know - leave the steak for several minutes untouched after removing it from the heat so it can retain the juices. Well done, nice accent too.
Really nice job. For the sauce, In the same pan I would cook sliced mushrooms golden brown, add double cream, then some fresh chopped parsley with seasoning of your choice, bloody delicious.
Well We’ll I have just had a delivery , from our local Butcher , and I ordered 2 very Large Sirloin Steaks they cost me £15.60 I Love Sirlion , (I also Love Ribeye ) But they are much bigger then the one you showed us today , I have always grilled steak , but I will heat my pan and follow your steps . but I don’t want as much pepper in mine , we are looking forward to it . Due to this nasty COVID 19 I can’t get to my Butcher , but the butcher can get to me , thank god . I also asked for a Full breast of Lamb with bones left in , to make a Lamb stew , that’s a childhood favourite of mine Delicious . I could not live without meat , I have just subscribed to you . And thank you , for a new way for me to cook my steak . Saly .
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I had a steak at a riverboat gambling establishment in Metropolis, IL. It was a ribeye and what the chef called a brown caper sauce🥰 I haven't had a meal that great since.
I gave up on modern pepper grinders after going through a few like his. Now I use pre-ground pepper or crush whole peppercorns with the mortar and pestle to get the perfect "cracked" course ground effect. I find the modern plastic ceramic grinders generally just don't work very well, especially for a nice course grind...
Crumbiest sausages are the best on the planet, I was the chef at the Lost Sock Dinner many years ago, I used to pick the sausages from Crombies fresh everyday for my bangers and mash, the best on the planet, so cool to see this guy cooking,
Looks great, think you need a new pepper grinder, when you were seasoning didn’t look like any coming out. Whole peppercorns green or black good in sauce (tinned ones)
Looks good. I liked when Sandy said she was a Jersey girl. I was also a JERSEY girl. Born and raised Newark, New Jersey. So proud to b a Jersey girl. I believe in what u were saying about what happened to u with God and the heavenly Angels. God Bless You!!!!!
I just got done looking at Chef Ramsey style of cooking steak. Just diifferent in their preparation but alot of similarities. I have been making steak for awhile but never could determine how well I wanted it done. Thanks for the help and well detailed video.
I have followed this video and had great results ❤. I was buying my steak today and couldn’t remember what oil to use. I thought it was olive oil but my dad said you don’t use olive oil at high heat. Now I’m confused. Maybe it’s extra virgin olive oil that you shouldn’t use at high heat? I do remember reading about olive oil at high heat
I was waiting for you to cut in so we could get a look at what your definition of medium is. It seemed quite a long cooking time, even when switched to low. Looks good though.
I can hear the Vegans and nutritionists screaming now! UNHEALTHY! Cholesterol! High blood pressure!!! But, it looks great to me and as most of us don't even live beyond 100 years, well I want to enjoy the few years I have here and enjoy this great steak. Stress and worry, unhappiness, anxiety will kill us far before this steak will. And, how often do we eat like this anyway! Chow down, live, love and be happy!
@robert walton Yeah he really knows what he is doing working on ceramic hob oven?????. CR Rains was right end of story and fuck all to do with crust on the fat its to do with the meat in general.............never seen a steam bath method on a steak ever and I have never used it and if your a medium man then clueless anyway.
Mmm ....Sir ,I think he knows what he is doing and I reckon he is pretty experienced and knowledgeable on this particular matter - you sir sound just a tad full of yourself .Is he not allowed to have a different method to you no ? Who exactly asked you to correct this video anyway ? I genuinely pity the people who have to spend time with you .
Was there oil on the pan, I thought I heard him say nothing there. Ok he added butter in the middle of cooking. I poured a little red wine it was delicious. Are we all getting hungry right now or what?
Sandy, that was a gorgeous looking steak. But what sort of a Scotsman has leaves with a steak!! Where's your chips, man. That's what a Saturday night meal should be. We will be using your method tonight, maybe even try a little bit of brandy at the end, but definitely with CHIPS. Cheers.Tony & Ingrid in Scarborough, feeling very hungry now.
A nice steak like this, with a salad. That's all you need! Maybe some type of steak sauce on the side. As for using cream aka, gravy I would save that for a roast!
Just did a New York strip steak in my 13 inch cast iron skillet following your procedure here. The flavor was out of this world. Even better than on a charcoal grill.
Only for a moment should you cover a steak only to allow the heat to transfer to the top. Try this technique on a rare steak, with less time, usually 20 seconds to 30 seconds. Adding a baking powder/water mix at the end will relax the fibers further. Have a Happy Appetite!!!!!
Thanks, that is a great instructional video. I especially appreciated it because you are using a ceramic top range as I have. Would you change anything in your instructions if using a cast iron skillet? I usually use a cast iron skillet for meats. It does take longer to heat up but retains the heat more consistently and for a longer time.
👌Very well explained and I will follow along certainly, but the wrong pan as PTFE-coated ones are not meant for high temperatures as frying and searing. Will damage the coating and expose one to PTFE-residues.😉
Unfortunately 2 butcher shops closed maybe 3 since this video. We pretty much really on store bought but there is 1 butcher shop I know of. Thanks for the video