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(, Sat 23 Jan 2010, 13:05, 3 replies, latest was 16 years ago)
I cooked a New York steak in my griddle pan Thursday night, 'twas delicious!
(, Sat 23 Jan 2010, 13:07, Reply)
top loin steak = strip steak = New York steak = New York sirloin steak = Kansas City steak = contrefilet = strip loin steak = New York strip steak = Kansas City strip steak = hotel steak = hotel cut strip steak = ambassador steak = club sirloin steak = strip sirloin steak Notes: Think of these as Porterhouse or T-bone steaks that have been stripped of the choice tenderloin portion. They're flavorful and fairly expensive cuts. A boneless top loin steak is called a shell steak, and a very thick shell steak is sometimes called a shell roast. Substitutes: club steak OR sirloin steak OR T-bone steak OR Porterhouse steak
(, Sat 23 Jan 2010, 13:19, Reply)
I can never do steak what I would call 'right', it's always perfect on the outside and raw (not rare, raw) on the inside.
I've tried both hot-pan when putting in, and warming-up pan when putting in, and it's never right in my books.
(, Sat 23 Jan 2010, 13:23, Reply)
I've found.
About 10 minutes each side should do it for a medium rare steak (slightly pink inside).
(, Sat 23 Jan 2010, 13:27, Reply)
Crank the heat up to maximum and do it for 60 seconds per side. I like my steaks bloody.
(, Sat 23 Jan 2010, 14:35, Reply)
this lets the hot juices back into the center and stops it being raw.
(, Sat 23 Jan 2010, 14:41, Reply)
instead of cooking it straight from the fridge.
(, Sat 23 Jan 2010, 14:45, Reply)
I always make some kind of potato with my steaks, and the meat sits out while i get these prepared (and everything else washed)
(, Sat 23 Jan 2010, 20:11, Reply)
I'd give that a go. My flatmates once tried to make Southern Comfort brownies, but got so wasted that the baking idea was abandoned soon after starting.
(, Sat 23 Jan 2010, 17:24, Reply)
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