Thanks for making this a short, people overcomplicate what is essentially one of the easiest things to cook in the kitchen. If you know the thickness of the steak you can use time or feel, if not use a themometer. Nice golden crust btw.
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ross.woodward1 year, 1 month ago
Make sure to lower heat before you add butter, so you don’t burn the butter
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agathe_prévost1 year, 3 months ago
Leaving it on high heat while basting may result in overcooking. Suggest lowering the heat after the initial 2-3 mins of cooking both sides.
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beth.cisneros1 year, 3 months ago
Scotch/ribeye not fillet ❤
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karen_larson1 year, 3 months ago
Today was my second try to make a steak thanks it came out perfectly
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marthahaven49 months, 3 weeks ago
Thanks, i’m 34 and made my first steak. I’ve always had a fear of getting sick cooking meat and your video was incredibly easy.
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justin_brown1 year, 1 month ago
I tried this yesterday and it was the best steak I've ever made.
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bradley.page1 year, 9 months ago
Thank you for sharing the steak weight and cooking times! That’s really helpful.
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carmen.vigil4 months, 4 weeks ago
Decided to cook a steak for the first time and used this video to guide me. I absolutely surprised myself, knocked this steak out of the park 😭 thank you for not beating around the push and giving clear instructions
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joão.costa1 year, 3 months ago
Please use Ghee or Tallow. It’s the natural way of cooking all meats. Seed oils are highly refined, and add an unhealthy component to your meat, making it highly inflammatory. As a steak guy, here’s my tried and true tip. 1. Salt two hours before 2. Once salted, put in the fridge 3. After 2 hours, bring it out, dry off the moisture (moisture is a recipe for a bad sear) 4. Turn on the heat to high (no oil yet) 5. Once skillet has come to temp, then put Ghee or Tallow 6. Once you see some smoke, render the fat first (put the fat side down) for 1 minute. This lets more fat/flavor coat the pan 7. After one minute, gently place the steak down on one side (opposite side that you did the rendering) for 2-4 minutes (depending on thickness) 8. Flip to the other side for same amount of time 9. Following that, flip back to other side for 45 seconds 10. Then back to the other side for 45 seconds 11. Take off pan, let rest on wire rack for 5-7 minutes 12. Slice against the grain, and enjoy
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raagini_dhar1 year, 3 months ago
I set my air fryer for just 5 minutes, grill 2:50 each side and it’s perfect medium rare.
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luz_mireles10 months, 3 weeks ago
If you dry brine it overnight it'll taste even better. The salt will penetrate the steak thereby improving the flavour, but it'll also tenderise the steak.
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gabriela.miranda2 years, 7 months ago
Omg yum…..thank you Chef Jack
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laurie.morgan7 months ago
Finally an easy to follow steak tutorial
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lorraine_powell10 months, 1 week ago
Just followed the steps. Thanks bra. Best steak I’ve cooked myself
mariacecíliaalbuquerque4272 years, 7 months ago
Hi Jack, this looks like a TOP steak how you did this. Have a great weekend mate.
mariacecíliaalbuquerque4279 months, 3 weeks ago
I made my first by this recipe but left it on the pan for longer bcz it was thicker and it came out great
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saravista281 year, 3 months ago
Do year sear both sides two mins each, or one minute per side which is two mins total? And then you put it on medium for another two mins each side? (Sorry im dumb and confused)
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sierrahayes2171 year, 1 month ago
I tried this for the first time today cane out a bit chewy but still good! Thank you!
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amanda.knight8 months, 3 weeks ago
I can’t thank you enough, cooking medium was always hit or miss for me, never managed to get it right. That is why I was discouraged to cook for years and bound to eat always outside. And after watching this, first try, both steaks came out perfectly as I wanted. My wife got shocked 🤣🤣🤣 Thanks so much
Thanks for making this a short, people overcomplicate what is essentially one of the easiest things to cook in the kitchen. If you know the thickness of the steak you can use time or feel, if not use a themometer. Nice golden crust btw.
Make sure to lower heat before you add butter, so you don’t burn the butter
Leaving it on high heat while basting may result in overcooking. Suggest lowering the heat after the initial 2-3 mins of cooking both sides.
Scotch/ribeye not fillet ❤
Today was my second try to make a steak thanks it came out perfectly
Thanks, i’m 34 and made my first steak. I’ve always had a fear of getting sick cooking meat and your video was incredibly easy.
I tried this yesterday and it was the best steak I've ever made.
Thank you for sharing the steak weight and cooking times! That’s really helpful.
Decided to cook a steak for the first time and used this video to guide me. I absolutely surprised myself, knocked this steak out of the park 😭 thank you for not beating around the push and giving clear instructions
Please use Ghee or Tallow. It’s the natural way of cooking all meats. Seed oils are highly refined, and add an unhealthy component to your meat, making it highly inflammatory. As a steak guy, here’s my tried and true tip. 1. Salt two hours before 2. Once salted, put in the fridge 3. After 2 hours, bring it out, dry off the moisture (moisture is a recipe for a bad sear) 4. Turn on the heat to high (no oil yet) 5. Once skillet has come to temp, then put Ghee or Tallow 6. Once you see some smoke, render the fat first (put the fat side down) for 1 minute. This lets more fat/flavor coat the pan 7. After one minute, gently place the steak down on one side (opposite side that you did the rendering) for 2-4 minutes (depending on thickness) 8. Flip to the other side for same amount of time 9. Following that, flip back to other side for 45 seconds 10. Then back to the other side for 45 seconds 11. Take off pan, let rest on wire rack for 5-7 minutes 12. Slice against the grain, and enjoy
I set my air fryer for just 5 minutes, grill 2:50 each side and it’s perfect medium rare.
If you dry brine it overnight it'll taste even better. The salt will penetrate the steak thereby improving the flavour, but it'll also tenderise the steak.
Omg yum…..thank you Chef Jack
Finally an easy to follow steak tutorial
Just followed the steps. Thanks bra. Best steak I’ve cooked myself
Hi Jack, this looks like a TOP steak how you did this. Have a great weekend mate.
I made my first by this recipe but left it on the pan for longer bcz it was thicker and it came out great
Do year sear both sides two mins each, or one minute per side which is two mins total? And then you put it on medium for another two mins each side? (Sorry im dumb and confused)
I tried this for the first time today cane out a bit chewy but still good! Thank you!
I can’t thank you enough, cooking medium was always hit or miss for me, never managed to get it right. That is why I was discouraged to cook for years and bound to eat always outside. And after watching this, first try, both steaks came out perfectly as I wanted. My wife got shocked 🤣🤣🤣 Thanks so much