130 for two hours. Finished for two minutes (total) on a stainless steel pan with butter, garlic cloves, and rosemary. Before you say anything – yes I overcooked the potatoes 🤦‍♀️

by newg3000

15 Comments

  1. SmokinSkinWagon

    Dry the steak off first, get the pan significantly hotter, and use a higher heat fat than butter (or at least clarify it first)

  2. Rockefeller1337

    Start with cooking oil capable of high temperatures and make sure your pan is steaming hot before putting the steak in.
    Turn the heat down after your first flip and add the butter after your pan is cooled down or the butter will just burn.
    I wouldn’t recommend using just butter to sear apart from clarified butter maybe.

  3. The sear is totally my fault. I honestly didn’t want to deal with cleaning the splatter off my cooktop 😆. I also like Tim Robinson but don’t get the reference. Sorry guys.

  4. CyberDonSystems

    ![gif](giphy|l0MYOKCyDYnI3Usww)

    Good ol’ T-Bone

  5. fishboy0099

    don’t listen to the people crying about a better sear. I like a soft sear like that much better than a true dark mahogany sear that most people like. But I’ll be crucified for saying that.

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