How do you cook the perfect steak?

@Lilymoon a lot has to do with what you cook it on.

@Lilymoon Me neither .
Which is why I tried the reverse method.
Came out ok for a change .

@NOS4R2 what is the reverse method? Haha

@Lilymoon You cook it slow in a low oven, and then just before it's cooked to your liking, you sear it in a pan.The idea is it leaves more room for error, and cooks the meat more evenly.

I always seem to make steaks tough. This helped fix that.
I wish I knew what I was doing wrong. But every time I try to pan fry a steak, I wreck it .

@NOS4R2 yeah it's usually cook high in the pan for a few minutes then transfer to oven. That never works for me. 🤦🏻‍♀️

@Lilymoon That's what I used to do.
And I still wrecked it.
This did work better. Although next time I'm going to lower the temperature even more, and maybe bag it so the juices stay in.

@samueltyler2 I don't have a grill 😩

@Lilymoon could on, seriously? 😉

@NOS4R2 Pat dry your steak after leaving it at room temp for 2 hrs. Salt & Pepper it. Get your pan like wicked hot and put a little oil and little butter in it. Drop your steak in and sear that bad boy for at least 2 minutes pressing it into the pan, flip and repeat and then drop in garlic, and a healthy dose of more butter and then tilt the pan and start basting. flip and repeat, extract it let it sit for ten minutes and voila!

@samueltyler2 I mean im not using my bbq in the winter and i don't have one of those indoor thingys lol

@Lilymoon I get dressed for the cold and, if i want a steak, i use the outdoor grill. Even when we lived in Iceland, I would BBQ in galebfircevwindes!

@Vin53 sounds yummy.
Is it cooked on the inside though?

@NOS4R2 I get steaks about an inch thick and like it med rare so its perfect for me. Adjust cook time for your preference.