How to Cook Steak Perfectly Every Time | The Stay At Home Chef

It's midnight, and some how I'm watching how to make the perfect steak. I needa get my life together

I prefer to season my mouth, swallow the steak raw, and light myself on fire. works pretty well

I am watching this at 3 in the morning and I dont even eat Beef 🥩

Just followed this recipe for my family tonight for the first time, almost made me cry how good it came out. 😋 TY

it feels like this channel was created for the quarantine.

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My absolute favourite steak when I was young was a seared sirloin that was then cooked in the oven on a bed of onions and also topped with onion and covered in foil, cooked for about 20 minutes on a high heat and it was just delicious. Probably not the best way to cook a sirloin but for me it was just a tasty, lovely, moist, succulent, tender and easy meal that was "put in a pan to sear it, then pop in an oven tray and forget it for 20 minutes" and you got what to 12 year old me was the best steak imaginable.

Really great job of showing step by step directions. Going into the kitchen now that the steaks have been out at room temperature for 30 minutes. So glad not to have to beat the steaks anymore:)

I love how you explain everything so well. Good job, and thanks

U are my hero! My dad was a butcher, I worked my way through college as a cook (I know so what...) but this is how I cook steaks! This is the absolute only way. Carry on soldier!

Personal notes: 1. Rest steak to room temp. 30 minutes Thaw frozen steak first 2. Thick steaks better 3. Olive oil, salt, pepper rubbed on steak Then seared without added oil 4. Garlic and butter ontop after steak is cooked 5. Thermometer 130 degrees F in oven 6. 10 minutes rest for juices to absorb back

Just cooked my wife wagyu ny strip steak for Mother's Day. It was hands down the best steak I ever ate, Ever! Thanks for the cooking tips 😋.

Thanks, I cooked steak for my first time ever and used this method. I followed the steps and it seemed like the process was quicker than expected. After I finished I cut the steak for my first bite and saw some clear "jelly" looking stuff where I cut and I got paranoid it wasn't fully cooked, so I threw it back on the stove top for another 5 minutes and it was more well done afterward (which I like). Come to find out what I saw and thought was uncooked meat was more than likely just fat. Anyways, in the end I made a pretty tasty steak and the process was much quicker than I would have thought. Thanks for the help!

OMG! It worked. I've been under seasoning. The garlic butter topping took it over the top. Wow that was tasty

I just made my first steak ever using your tips and it turned out very tasty thanks a lot ♥️

I’m here watching this, while I’m eating hard and dried up steak

As usual you make things look so good and so easy. Thank you

This video was absolutely amazing! I can not emphasize enough how quick and to the point this video is! There is no need for a 15 minute video on how to cook a steak. Some of these other channels need to learn how to “cut the fat” off of their cooking videos and do away with needless explanations. Well done and keep them coming💯🥳

I’m here because I was intimidated by the look of my steak lmao

Awesome video thank you! I love how simple you make it.