How many times have we read or seen articles about cooking, steaks in this case, that make no sense whatsoever? I came across this one, and expecting to read yet another misinformed author writing about something they were clueless about, I actually agree with most of what is said. What’s y’all think?
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Finally an article that is pretty much accurate.
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The usual suspects. My opinion...
1. Never let the steak warm up to room temp, frig, prep and cook.
2. Season as desired.
3. Flip every 60 to 90 seconds.
4. Pull at 120 degrees.
5. It can rest in the amount of time it takes to plate it and consume. Resting at our altitude equals cold food.
Just another steak article nothing enlightening. Grill it as works best for you, that is the best way.
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