Salted for two days. The put into a cold oven (the toaster, actually) for 45 min at 250. Inside was 109.

Put aside and rested for about 30 min while doing other stuff.

Oven preheated to 500 for a long time w the griddle pan inside (finally, a use for that stupid thing!) Then fired broiler for 10 min.

Dropped steak “pretty side down” ok the hot pan for 90 sec then filliped. Gave it another 60 seconds broiler before pulling and resting on a warm plate.

Didn’t get a final temp but I’d call that solid medium, maybe med rare+

by silverfstop

13 Comments

  1. AnilApplelink

    Looks like great edge to edge med rare to me.

  2. That_Sandwich_9450

    The “medium rare +” “medium ++” makes anyone who actually cooks professionally cringe endlessly.

  3. Few_Let7843

    I take back everything I said about you. Nice work!

  4. I like reverse searing for the consistency. I pull from the toaster oven at about the same as you 110, then sear on a stainless steel pan about 45 seconds per side. It is always exactly perfect.

  5. SuperPatchyBeard

    Steak looks great, ignore the waffle cone giving you a hard time.

  6. sabregirl31

    Your pan is enameled which means it shouldn’t be preheated to empty. Enameled pans should also never really get hotter than medium/medium-high, as the higher temps can damage it.

    Otherwise, looks absolutely delicious and great job!

  7. YogurtclosetBroad872

    Everyone has something to say about reverse searing until they try it lol. Would be even better results if you flip it more often / less time per side, but it looks solid

  8. Putrid-Effective-570

    Tad pink for my taste but that fucking CRUST 🥵

  9. mitchellpatrice

    Wow that looks awesome. Happy New Years!

  10. Speedballer7

    Looks a little well for me but glad you liked it!

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