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Do you have an iron skillet?
Posted by
ReluctantCynic (aka ReluctantCynic)
Nov 18 '15, 14:16
If so, you can come real close to grilled flavor by pan-frying and then broiling steak. I've done it several times over the past few months.
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I pan-fry, then roast. It's really the only way to cook steak. -- nm
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Roger More
Nov 18, 14:18
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For a typical steak (t-bone or rib eye) I use this method ... -- (edited)
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ReluctantCynic
Nov 18, 14:37
Season the meat, rub with olive oil. Heat oil in pan, add butter, pan fry meat over medium heat until browned (3-4 mins)
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Roger More
Nov 18, 14:28
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it depends on the kind of steak you're cooking - if you google steakhouse method plus ribeye or filet mignon, for example, you should find recipes.
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b.
Nov 18, 14:28
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i like this one. -- nm
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gravy
Nov 18, 14:39
well, if he does, he could hit his guests in the head with the skillet
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groiny
Nov 18, 14:18
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