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trof

(54,256 posts)
Thu Sep 19, 2019, 06:43 PM Sep 2019

I'm gonna try a reverse sear tonight.

275 oven for 30-45 minutes with a thermometer probe in a 1" NY strip.
Out at 120 degrees and rest for 10 minutes.
Sear 1 minute per side in a really hot cast iron skillet.
Trying for medium rare.
I'll let you know.
Any suggestions?

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I'm gonna try a reverse sear tonight. (Original Post) trof Sep 2019 OP
Sounds interesting WhiteTara Sep 2019 #1
Season before you put it in the oven Major Nikon Sep 2019 #2
I've never tried that technique... Zaphod42 Sep 2019 #3
I do that with sous vide spinbaby Sep 2019 #4
Salt and pepper Wawannabe Sep 2019 #5
Great steak. trof Sep 2019 #6
Wonder if this method which I will definitely try is Laura PourMeADrink Sep 2019 #7

Major Nikon

(36,827 posts)
2. Season before you put it in the oven
Thu Sep 19, 2019, 07:38 PM
Sep 2019

Personally I don’t like to get the pan super hot and I’ll go for a little longer sear at a medium high heat. What I do is preheat the pan in the oven at about 425F before I put it on the burner.

 

Zaphod42

(92 posts)
3. I've never tried that technique...
Thu Sep 19, 2019, 07:43 PM
Sep 2019

Please let us know how it turns out!

You're from Bama?
Roll Tide.

spinbaby

(15,088 posts)
4. I do that with sous vide
Thu Sep 19, 2019, 07:59 PM
Sep 2019

Cook the steak sous vide at 135, then a quick sear in cast iron. Perfect every time.

Wawannabe

(5,651 posts)
5. Salt and pepper
Fri Sep 20, 2019, 12:45 AM
Sep 2019

Well before oven cooking. Other suggestions... fresh rosemary and garlic chopped and added with S&P. Then finish after searing with a pat of butter.

Let us know what you seasoned with and how technique turned out.

 

Laura PourMeADrink

(42,770 posts)
7. Wonder if this method which I will definitely try is
Thu Sep 26, 2019, 11:43 PM
Sep 2019

Similar to the double fry french fry process. Cook the potatoes in oil til kind of done. Then take out. Then put back in hot oil and they crisp up perfectly.

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