Try cooking your steaks using The Restaurant Method.
Everyone loves grilling, and of course you can get a great steak that way. But there’s another way — The Restaurant Method — and it’s a dead-simple way to get a perfectly cooked steak, indoors, year round. And that’s something that any steak lover who lives in a true four-season climate can appreciate.
The Restaurant Method is easy:
- Sear the outside of the steak in a pan.
- Roast the inside of the steak in the oven.
Here’s how to do it:
- Preheat the oven to 350 °F.
- Preheat a big pan on medium-high heat. Use a grill pan if you want char lines; otherwise any large pan will do.
- Add a tablespoon of organic butter to the pan; let it melt and swirl it around to coat the pan.
- Sear each side of the steak in the pan for 2 – 5 minutes; peek underneath to know when to flip. You want it brown but not black (i.e., burnt).
- If you like your steak rare to medium rare, you can often stop here. Just check the internal temperature of the steak with your meat thermometer (see above).
- If you like your steak medium to well done, put it in the oven on a small rack over a baking sheet lined with tinfoil to roast for another 5-15 minutes. (Again, with the meat thermometer, you’ll know exactly when to take it out.)
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