How to grill the perfect steak

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Uploaded by on May 9, 2011

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

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  • @skudman061 you're so wrong

  • 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.

  • very good cooking

  • 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

  • That wasn't rare.

  • 5 people should "eat more Chickin".

  • 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.

  • very nice and easy,.. thanks for uploading

  • 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!

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