My mother made excellent steaks back in the early 70's with a Broil King Broiler. OMG...sooo good. And if I remember correctly, we all loved it med-rare. Oh, that same appliance also could rotisserie chicken. Sad they don't make them anymore.
I never comment on any RU-vid videos and I’m actually using my boyfriends acct for the no ads lol but this method is so easy to follow! The cook was perfect. I was unable to get it closer to the heating element so instead of flipping it for just the 1 minute, I left it for 2. It was so good and delicious! Best steak I have made so far. Definitely the way to go!
Must say, just cooked these tonight after watching your video. Tweaked it by doing 4min45sec and flipping for 1min30, it was quite honestly the best steak I’ve ever done. Would likely drop it one rack lower next time, a few of those oil splashes started sparking by the broiler. But otherwise, cannot recommend enough. Thank you!
Thank you for not trying to convince viewers that the steak is medium rare like other channels wound. Looks like a good method, need to give it a try 👍
If it's nasty and cold out, I do steaks in the oven in a cast iron skillet. Cooking on stovetop makes a mess with the splatter and broiling is no mess. The crust is really nice. Now i know how to prevent the curling! Thanks.
Very nice! We live in Singapore and have a small microwave oven with "grill" broiler function. I use this same method to cook USDA and Australian steaks for my wife here. Ya gotta do what ya gotta do!
I just did this in a rich person's oven, and well... The oven was smart and wouldn't even boil with an open door. So, I had that problem. Then the oil was causing little flames and scared the crude out of me (I didn't want to burn this expensive house down). So then I put it in this pan that has a cover and the oven stopped sparking. I didn't flip it though and well... I ended up with the best ribeye steak I've ever cooked. It was restaurant style kind of good.
I would like to see it done without the Oil. I've been doing that with nonstick Pans lately. Less Mess, less Smoke, and it browns up the Steak nicely. At least without the Oil to begin and then lower it to the bottom Shelf w/basting maybe? Can't wait to try myself.
Yeah…I have a faulty smoke alarm. I can’t just leave my broiler running with the door open. Grease from the steak hits the broiler congrats on your fire. I’ll just stick to a pan or go out
I have a question so my oven broiler heating source is not like that it's gas flame can I still use your technique? But my air fryer has that heating source, hopefully you understand my question: ) thank you
Good tips but I think I’ll lower my steak as it’s not as thick as yours and I don’t want a fire … 🔥 I’m 70yrs old …& I’ll try with a cool pan not heated bcuz I know I’ll BURN it and then I’ll be upset.. I’d rather have my steak UNDER COOKED THAN OVER COOKED
What was I thinking ? This is idiotic advice. Sorry chap, just cook it in that cast iron skillet (or copper tin-lined if fortunate) in high burn temp oil
Fair warning, I accidentally touched the broiler while taking the steak out. The oven mitt immediately burnt through and I had a 3rd degree burn within a second