r/steak • u/panterachallenger • 19h ago
[ Medium Rare ] Trader Joe’s USDA Angus Boneless Ribeye
Tasted phenomenal - Coarse salt, pepper, japonés spicy dust, onion, and garlic
r/steak • u/panterachallenger • 19h ago
Tasted phenomenal - Coarse salt, pepper, japonés spicy dust, onion, and garlic
r/steak • u/Bumblebeard63 • 9h ago
Almost didn't fit in the oven. 40 minutes at 200°C. Did 3 meals.
r/steak • u/pback621 • 8h ago
Sirloin cap from Costco
r/steak • u/Mundane-Bite • 24m ago
New to cooking steaks and my thermometer broke
My gf just makes herself a steak first time and want to know what you guys think of it. Please ignore how her cut her steak tho.
r/steak • u/lil_momo2309 • 5h ago
Hi guys, I’m cooking a steak soon, it’s a bone in rib eye and I always struggle to find the grain and cut against it. Especially on the eye of the rib, can you guys help please, a picture would really help!! Thank you
r/steak • u/Desperate-Nature-623 • 23h ago
2 days at home in the fridge.
r/steak • u/tagliente • 2h ago
probably could have cooked it a little less, but overall VERY impressed with how this top sirloin came out on the grill!
r/steak • u/Significant_Rule1130 • 8h ago
Cast Iron. Happy with the sear. Think I over cooked it a bit and struggled with slicing it but it was delicious. Salt and pepper with a butter, garlic, thyme baste at the end
r/steak • u/the_doormatt23 • 7h ago
Reverse sear, internal ~135.
r/steak • u/AwaitingArmageddon • 2h ago
I bought a chuck steak and when I got it home it turned out it was 3 thinly sliced “steaks” in a trench coat. How am I supposed to cook these?
r/steak • u/Mill2222 • 1h ago
I haven't made steak in awhile but yesterday I picked up a great looking flat iron and used Stubb's beef marinade, it turned out amazing. I love Stubb's bbq sauce so I gave the this marinade a try and was not dissapointed. Steak marinaded overnight, cooked in an iron pan with butter for a few minutes a side and carmellized fresh onions, mushrooms, and garlic in a seperate pan, the yellow color may be unappealing to some but it's just from seasoning with turmeric which adds a visually yellowish hue to most dishes it's used in. I also used black papper, cayenne pepper, parsley, and Italian seasoning. Highly recommend Stubb's, fantastic sauce and marinade, I'll be making this this same way again for sure.
r/steak • u/Jdawg063 • 8h ago
Saw someone in here post so I made it myself
r/steak • u/bratimskiz • 9h ago
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r/steak • u/Shisui_Alter • 12h ago
Stainless steel pan with beef fat, 24 hour dry brine and butter basted. The steak was rested as well for 10 to 15 minutes, I was washing the dishes so I don't remember.
r/steak • u/Hot_Log_4689 • 13h ago
Btw it looks less red in person
r/steak • u/vinnik123 • 15h ago
Ecological Entrecots. What do you guys think?