First time I ever cooked a NY Strip steak. I was going for medium-rare but ended up with medium well pretty much. The crust was solid though.

by OVOXO17

34 Comments

  1. RevolutionOdd1313

    What you did wrong was not give me some.

  2. Amish_Sex_Toys

    I like the bark….but it looks like a cooked schlong

  3. No-Profession422

    Everything right, nothing wrong.

    Does look like a cooked schlong though.

  4. Looks great to me but I would classify it as medium not medium well.

  5. SnootchieBootichies

    Has anyone mentioned it looks like a cooked schlong yet?

  6. Ashamed-Steak-2429

    You don’t shit on a cutting board my dude

  7. Affectionate_Still29

    depending on the method you use to cook, youll want to sear as hot and fast as you possibly can, then cook in the oven until your desired temp. or cook in oven beforehand, pop it in the fridge for like 5-10mins then sear hot and fast. ive noticed both give me similar results. if you dont wanna use an oven then sear at a slightly lower temp and flip every 30s or so until you reach the desired temp. also it kinda looks like a cooked schlong

  8. Empty_Application926

    Tell us how you cooked it so we can give some tips to make the next one even better.

    This looks like a perfect medium to me, which I tend to prefer with strips.

    Great crust and I’m sure it was as delicious as it looks.

  9. Puzzleheaded_Coast82

    Looks good. Make sure you let it rest.

  10. ArmConnect9353

    Good sear 👍

    Also this looks like a cooked schlong.

  11. KoRnie69_Millennial

    Cant believe no one realised it looks like a cooked Schlong yet🤨

    On a side note, please send us an attachment of the smell, as it sure looks like a delicious piece of coc…meat!

    Good Job***

  12. robserious21

    My main tenants are:

    Cook in oven at 260 until 10 deg f below desired temp. (To get correct shade of pink)

    Rest after oven (to avoid grey band from searing)

    Sear High heat cast iron pan with high heat oil (to add crispy crust) flipping often.

  13. HarrisLam

    looks nicely medium. Love it.

    If you are hellbent on getting it medium rare, perhaps 20 seconds less each side and rest for the same amount of time.

  14. nodaysoffNWK

    Tell me you always think of p-nis without telling me. I don’t see what you all are seeing be a man! Lots of sarcasm here folks. Laugh a little.

  15. EcstaticJuggernaut46

    Not having enough for me is a problem I see. Otherwise, nice job.

  16. dumpsterfire_account

    Did you use the oven? It kinda looks like it because the edge is grey.

    Also do you have a good thermometer?

    This cut is thin enough to go straight in a pan or on a bbq grill. Blast each side for 1-1.5 min, flip to hit each side a second time. Temp with an instant read thermometer every flip after the first one (once you’ve cooked both sides). Pull it at 120-125F, let it rest continuously temped for 6-10 min up to 130-132F.

    Poke it, texture done should be like the meaty bit between your thumb and pointer finger.

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