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Cooking a 32oz steak a |
do A |
Going with A as well. Remember to post pics! |
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i dont get the constant flipping method. isnt that like constantly cooling down the pan, and not letting it get hot again until the very end of the cooking? |
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how many ribs are in a 32oz.. if its 2 ribs then i would go option b you can still have the butter and the sear after you roast it as per the the foodlab says to sear it after the roasting stage. a 32oz may be hard to cook as a steak simply because it is too thick.. I dont think the steak would be cooked as evenly as it would in an oven and that I would be afraid of overcooking the outside when the inside is still too raw, even with low temperature. You might have drastic doneness variances with the stovetop method |
Here's how I do it. < Through Trial and error + advice from Hotel Van's Head Chef at Griffins> Sear it quickly all around. Set oven to 180 F. Average time is 7-8 hours depending on your oven. I use a meat thermometer and look for 135 F before pulling it out. Nice and medium Rare. Tent with foil, let sit for 20-30 minutes. |
i think you meant minutes. |
I think I will do the bastardization of the two techniques. 200 degrees for an hour then an 8 minute sear per side with butter. |
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a sounds easier! i'm hungry =) |
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