nwr...steak

how do you cook it?

what kind of pan should i use?

i cook it in the broiler... i just put foil over the broiler pan...

Depends on what kind...

What kind are you making?

Ang,

Do you make it in the oven...so its like kinda grilled?
low/high
what type of steak do you buy?


lol i need step by step instructions hehe

if we dont use the bbq grill

i use a non stick grill pan.

get the pan really hot(with oil) then pan sear both sides.

then i put it in the oven so the inside can cook

i guess its grilled... i have no clue...

i usually buy london broil... any other steaks are usually on the bbq...

i keep it on High always... it depends how you like your steak... im a medium rare person so 7 minutes on each side is usually good...

i learned all my cooking skills from pops... so when i need to cook something i call him

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Posted by AngnShaun

i guess its grilled... i have no clue...

i usually buy london broil... any other steaks are usually on the bbq...

i keep it on High always... it depends how you like your steak... im a medium rare person so 7 minutes on each side is usually good...

i learned all my cooking skills from pops... so when i need to cook something i call him

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i'm copying you this week!

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Posted by latinaj

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Posted by AngnShaun

i guess its grilled... i have no clue...

i usually buy london broil... any other steaks are usually on the bbq...

i keep it on High always... it depends how you like your steak... im a medium rare person so 7 minutes on each side is usually good...

i learned all my cooking skills from pops... so when i need to cook something i call him

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i'm copying you this week!

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cool...

are you using a marinade of any kind?

It depends on what kind of steak, but cast iron makes them awesome! It gets a nice char on the outside, but doesn't over cook.

FH is obsessed with making steaks at home...

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Posted by Rosalind_75

if we dont use the bbq grill

i use a non stick grill pan.

get the pan really hot(with oil) then pan sear both sides.

then i put it in the oven so the inside can cook

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This is what my Mom and I do too. When you sear it, you get those nice grill marks!

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Posted by AngnShaun

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Posted by latinaj

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Posted by AngnShaun

i guess its grilled... i have no clue...

i usually buy london broil... any other steaks are usually on the bbq...

i keep it on High always... it depends how you like your steak... im a medium rare person so 7 minutes on each side is usually good...

i learned all my cooking skills from pops... so when i need to cook something i call him

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i'm copying you this week!

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cool...

are you using a marinade of any kind?

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adobo, garlic... the spanish version

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Posted by latinaj

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Posted by AngnShaun

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Posted by latinaj

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Posted by AngnShaun

i guess its grilled... i have no clue...

i usually buy london broil... any other steaks are usually on the bbq...

i keep it on High always... it depends how you like your steak... im a medium rare person so 7 minutes on each side is usually good...

i learned all my cooking skills from pops... so when i need to cook something i call him

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i'm copying you this week!

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cool...

are you using a marinade of any kind?

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adobo, garlic... the spanish version

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.. nice!

Get the McCormicks marinade it is really good!!! Montreal Steak!

I usually cook mine on the grill but if its raining I either Broil it or cook it on high and watch it closely, as FH likes his meat Medium Rare.

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Posted by latinaj

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Posted by AngnShaun

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Posted by latinaj

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Posted by AngnShaun

i guess its grilled... i have no clue...

i usually buy london broil... any other steaks are usually on the bbq...

i keep it on High always... it depends how you like your steak... im a medium rare person so 7 minutes on each side is usually good...

i learned all my cooking skills from pops... so when i need to cook something i call him

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i'm copying you this week!

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cool...

are you using a marinade of any kind?

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adobo, garlic... the spanish version

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a little bit of olive oil and a lot of minced garlic to go with that adobo. mm mmm