| Family members want steak on Christmas. I’m a vegetarian. What’s the most foolproof cut of meat / preparation? I don’t have a grill but I have one of those grill pans for the stove, and an oven. Thanks for any help!! |
| 1" steak, iron skillet @ med high w/ some butter, 4 min each side, will make pretty good med rare steak. you can season with steak peppers or salt (pepper before you eat). People will tell you 10,000 fancy ways to cook it. All useless. |
| What family members? Adults? Can they cook? |
Thank you! What should I look for, sirloin?? |
Op here, teen + tween who can make some things but this might be a bit beyond them. |
They are all good. You may want to give it a try. wait until pan heats and don't flip them (only flip once). |
Thank you! |
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Get the eaters to agree on doneness. You can peek with a tiny cut after it has flipped.
https://news.certifiedangusbeef.com/degrees-of-doneness/ |
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If they want it they can make it
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| Sirloin is good, more tender and marbled. NY Strip has fat around sides but lean inside. Chewier. Do the eaters know what they want? |
Thank you! I honestly don’t know the differences aside from flank or skirt steak. Eaters have had steak a couple times at restaurants but don’t know exactly what they want (soft/tender so I’m thinking not skirt steak). |
Sure I’ll slap an apron on my 12 yo on Christmas Day… |
Yay for you for making a memory for them! If turns out perfectly, can be the year you did perfect steaks. If not so great, they get to smile whenever later they remember the year we asked for steaks!!?! Seriously, you can’t lose on this one for trying. Good luck! And remember to make (or buy!) something for you to have as a treat too! |