Trained chef and grill-testing expert John Macchia shows you how to prepare and grill a mouth-watering steak. Find more cooking tips and grill buying advice on our website: http://bit.ly/li1MVe
Uhm, what about the 'rest' period afterwards? That will dry your steak more than excess salt just before grilling!
3-5 mins rest, covered, before cutting the steak allows it to relax and finish redistributing its juices. It also continues to cook adding about 5 degree to the internal temp. I don't, but some 'finish' with [garlic] butter for that heart-healthy palate boost.
For easier non-stick, if needed, oil the meat instead of the grill. A HOT grill is best as the sear naturally releases.
Steaks look gorgeous! The only parts I disagree with is the heavy salting of the steak. a little kosher salt is ok but overkill can dry it out. I also like to oil up the hot grill grates to get even better grill marks :)
Oh yeah and make sure the grill is screaming hot before you put the steaks on
i stab a bunch of holes in my meat and soak it in soy sauce overnite and add a lil pepper and that makes a perfect steak, using a bunch of salts and seasonings hides the true flavor of the meat
Tried this last weekend my wife was impressed. thanks for the video the meat was delicious! i would recommend some robert mondavi cabernet sauvignon while you cook and eat.
Good advice, especially with respect to the seasoning. So many people fail to season adequately and end up with humdrum food. A ripping hot fire makes the tastiest steak too.
My only caveat would be to say that I prefer charcoal over propane, cancer risk and all. Most of us don't eat beefsteak every night and I'm willing to risk ingesting a few nitrosamines now and again to get that great smoky taste. Hey if the carcinogens don't get ya the saturated fat will. But what a way to go!
@skudman061 you're so wrong
zackboomer 2 weeks ago
Uhm, what about the 'rest' period afterwards? That will dry your steak more than excess salt just before grilling!
3-5 mins rest, covered, before cutting the steak allows it to relax and finish redistributing its juices. It also continues to cook adding about 5 degree to the internal temp. I don't, but some 'finish' with [garlic] butter for that heart-healthy palate boost.
For easier non-stick, if needed, oil the meat instead of the grill. A HOT grill is best as the sear naturally releases.
myedmfs 3 weeks ago
very good cooking
beanyzxr 1 month ago
Steaks look gorgeous! The only parts I disagree with is the heavy salting of the steak. a little kosher salt is ok but overkill can dry it out. I also like to oil up the hot grill grates to get even better grill marks :)
Oh yeah and make sure the grill is screaming hot before you put the steaks on
dstein111 1 month ago
That wasn't rare.
VTAcraft 1 month ago
5 people should "eat more Chickin".
domarco22 2 months ago
i stab a bunch of holes in my meat and soak it in soy sauce overnite and add a lil pepper and that makes a perfect steak, using a bunch of salts and seasonings hides the true flavor of the meat
skudman061 2 months ago
Tried this last weekend my wife was impressed. thanks for the video the meat was delicious! i would recommend some robert mondavi cabernet sauvignon while you cook and eat.
ezequielm305 3 months ago
very nice and easy,.. thanks for uploading
bloody3nglish 4 months ago
Good advice, especially with respect to the seasoning. So many people fail to season adequately and end up with humdrum food. A ripping hot fire makes the tastiest steak too.
My only caveat would be to say that I prefer charcoal over propane, cancer risk and all. Most of us don't eat beefsteak every night and I'm willing to risk ingesting a few nitrosamines now and again to get that great smoky taste. Hey if the carcinogens don't get ya the saturated fat will. But what a way to go!
bagelboi66 5 months ago