Anyone else just want steak and no sides? My side less reverse seared prime strip for dinner

by YogurtclosetBroad872

28 Comments

  1. Slicky007

    That looks oddly satisfying / delicious.

  2. Please_Take_Me_Home

    When I’m by myself sure. Mostly because I don’t want to prep and clean so much lol

    But when my girl comes over she handles the sides and I handle the steak, and we clean up together. It’s definitely a more satisfying meal that way, but I’d never judge a side less steak!

  3. NamePuzzleheaded858

    I don’t do strips, but y’all got me feeling stoopid with this strip porn on the r/steak

  4. Frosty558

    I just hope you had some fiber for lunch.

  5. joreclros92

    My big back ass needs some sides lol but I respect it.

  6. Curious, what temp did you pull from slow cook? Then how long searing?

  7. Mac2663

    How are you getting such a good sear with literal no gray banding

  8. OneDayAtATime283

    That legit looks like some Michelin star shit. Big ups! 🫡

  9. Dumb_butkindafunny

    Thank you for posting in reverse order

  10. buttahfly28

    Looks amazing but I always need a side vegetable

  11. RamblerTheGambler

    We need a breakdown of your cooking technique sir

  12. Eclectophile

    Now THAT is cut perfect for reverse sear. Excellently done. That looks great.

  13. SignificanceGreen669

    That might be the most beautiful thing I’ve ever seen

  14. YogurtclosetBroad872

    For those asking for my method… pretty much the same as I usually do but slightly adjusted for steak thickness. Starting with dry aged prime beef which is the only time I don’t dry brine first. Cooked on a rack in the oven at 250 for about 45 mins until the internal temp hit 115. Then I put it in the fridge to cool the outer layers prior to the sear (important to reduce banding). While it sits in the fridge, I heat my cast iron pan until smoking and very hot (5-7 minutes). Pull the steak out of the fridge and hit the fat side first to render some fat to sear the steak. I do not use oil of any kind for searing except rendered fat. Then I sear one side for 30 seconds exactly, flip and sear the other side for 30 seconds exactly, flip and repeat so each side ends up with one full minute of sear time. Pull the steak out and put it back on a rack and rest 10-15 minutes. Then it’s ready to slice. I don’t use this method all the time but for this type of steak and end result it produces a very soft and juicy meat texture and that’s from the resting periods and temper technique going from oven to fridge and then hot pan to slow final rest.

  15. Capt_Dyl_Panhandle

    Hell yes bro, I like my steak with a side of steak most nights! That cook looks perfect 🔥

  16. humble_harney

    Were they standing up and you touched one like dominoes?

  17. Purple_Map_507

    Well pulled in to Perth in 2014, went downtown and stopped at the first Italian restaurant we saw. I feeling very “Saturday Night Fever” so I loudly asked if I could just have steak and spaghetti. They made it happen and it was amazing. By far my favorite port visit I’ve ever had.

  18. Grundle___Puncher

    Perfectly cooked and nicely crusted. Zero criticism.

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