hello! it's not PORTERHOUSE. it's T-BONE... probably a "choice" cut. a porterhouse has BIG tenderloin part and small striploin part which is exactly the opposite of T-BONE.
what kind of oil did he use? i would like to try this method but idk what kind of oil theres olive oils EVOO, vegetable oil, im lost i never really cooked stuff with oil before.
Anyone can stand in a kitchen in their mum's pinny and call themselves an executive chef. The real proof is in the pudding, which this guy has plainly failed to bother making.
@Wiz4rd9 Incorrect. A porterhouse is a cut of meat, not a thickness. You could have a cm thick porterhouse if you really wanted. The Meat Packers Association & the USDA says for the steak to be classified as a T-Bone the tenderloin (filet) must measure a minimum of 1/2 in across the center, whereas to be classified as a Porterhouse a minimum of 1 1/4 inches across the center. Its the width of the filet, not the thickness of the steak that determines if its a porterhouse or T-bone.
well done. if u would go over what ur doing in ur head and write it down.. then go over that.. ull speak much more fluently. u weren't that bad im just saying it could be better. but u do kno how to cook a T-bone
Very good advice. I'm ready to purchase my cast iron skillet. Where do I get a GOOD American cast iron skillet without the country of China being involved? Thanks for posting.
Soweit sehr gut . Wenn man nun noch eine Geriffelte Pfanne genommen hätte wäre das Ergebnis bestimmt noch besser. Grüße aus Mülheim an der Ruhr ( NRW - Deutschland )
With this steak I would leave the oil to the pan and season the steak dry with Maldon sea salt and cracked pepper and finished off with a balsamic reduction. Before placing in oven baste stove top with butter and fresh hand crushed garlic and fresh tyme. It's awesome. Thanks
hello! it's not PORTERHOUSE. it's T-BONE... probably a "choice" cut. a porterhouse has BIG tenderloin part and small striploin part which is exactly the opposite of T-BONE.
goodboy88888888 1 month ago
what kind of oil did he use? i would like to try this method but idk what kind of oil theres olive oils EVOO, vegetable oil, im lost i never really cooked stuff with oil before.
Keldrath 1 month ago
I LIKE MY STEAK ON COOKING WITH OAK IN A GRILL OUTSIDE IN THE WOODS WITH NO SEASONING AND A BUDLIGHT....
offroadmachines 2 months ago
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Great video keep up the good work.
tillasmax 3 months ago
I've never fryed a steak, I prefere BBQ, but cool video, interesting.
AllUsedUpGoHome 9 months ago
Extremely good video; thanks for the help. #5stars
LeoKengOfTheJungle 9 months ago
This is realy the perfect steak! Thanx chef :-)
ARTeFAKD 9 months ago
i just tried it & ur recipe is fantastic and simple...my steak tasted awesome !! thx :)
sunny614 10 months ago
you dont need the oven!! the cast iron skillet gets it done for me!! the oven dries it out!!
mrjaynificent 10 months ago
Excellent and straight to the point!!
HCVETERAN 10 months ago
Anyone can stand in a kitchen in their mum's pinny and call themselves an executive chef. The real proof is in the pudding, which this guy has plainly failed to bother making.
HitMeQuick 10 months ago
@Wiz4rd9 Incorrect. A porterhouse is a cut of meat, not a thickness. You could have a cm thick porterhouse if you really wanted. The Meat Packers Association & the USDA says for the steak to be classified as a T-Bone the tenderloin (filet) must measure a minimum of 1/2 in across the center, whereas to be classified as a Porterhouse a minimum of 1 1/4 inches across the center. Its the width of the filet, not the thickness of the steak that determines if its a porterhouse or T-bone.
freddypickle 11 months ago
This chef makes everything right!
Realy god video.
ARTeFAKD 11 months ago
brush the steak with pure AAA butter, add salt and pepper, then sear it and put in the oven.
Rico8458 1 year ago
simple and good tecnhique....
alexandroschlois 1 year ago
he want to know how i like it i like it when you dont take and just cook the steak!!!! jk good vidio
beybladedude 1 year ago
he want to know how i like it i like it when you dont take and just cook the steak!!!! jk
beybladedude 1 year ago
if you cook with fork
u are...
Themicolets 1 year ago
he sounds like Jame Woods
tuuplis 1 year ago
"i put MY oil right on the steak" O_O
f0xdye 1 year ago
well done. if u would go over what ur doing in ur head and write it down.. then go over that.. ull speak much more fluently. u weren't that bad im just saying it could be better. but u do kno how to cook a T-bone
ilovemyhelmet72 1 year ago
best steak i have eaten!
aldoc 1 year ago
Very good advice. I'm ready to purchase my cast iron skillet. Where do I get a GOOD American cast iron skillet without the country of China being involved? Thanks for posting.
Tailwind001 1 year ago
That looks like table salt and pepper. lol
Antiks72 1 year ago
awesome! Thanks!
nitarose44 2 years ago
Soweit sehr gut . Wenn man nun noch eine Geriffelte Pfanne genommen hätte wäre das Ergebnis bestimmt noch besser. Grüße aus Mülheim an der Ruhr ( NRW - Deutschland )
midom01 2 years ago
This is a great simple recipe and I love my steak exactly this way! Simple simple simple but fabulous!
googo151 2 years ago 5
With this steak I would leave the oil to the pan and season the steak dry with Maldon sea salt and cracked pepper and finished off with a balsamic reduction. Before placing in oven baste stove top with butter and fresh hand crushed garlic and fresh tyme. It's awesome. Thanks
chef!
googo151 2 years ago 5
@googo151 Steak is much better without all of that stuff on it. Traditional Salt and Pepper is the way to go.
frwyguy 7 months ago
this is the best how-to-make steak video Ive seen. thx a lot
raouldukeonacid 2 years ago