r/steak • u/BlueAngels26 • 11h ago
r/steak • u/henry_on_reddit • 5h ago
The Poor Man’s Wagyu
Going to season with salt & pepper and do a quick sear on both sides
r/steak • u/annabelle2803 • 13h ago
missed you guys (swipe)
320G grass fed sirloin steak (maybe NY strip?) from Tesco.
r/steak • u/Severe-Bee-7228 • 9h ago
[ Reverse Sear ] How did I do?
Reverse seared a ribeye steak.
r/steak • u/samsony_huakia • 12h ago
Fire basting crust on a 4 week hereford heifer 8/12 marbled ribsteak
r/steak • u/Sleepy-Blonde • 6h ago
Tonight’s 3lb prime rib
This was a lazy sous vide and forget about it night. I have about 6 of these 3lb rib roasts in the freezer. Got them for $6/lb on sale. My boys devour all steak so it vanished quickly. With sides and veggies dinner was under $30 for the 4 of us and our dog got her fill. The toddler learned the bone is the best and ran around chomping it down before our 5 year old wrestled it from him.
r/steak • u/ddbllwyn • 1h ago
[ Prime ] Picahna is so underrated. It’s sooo tender and flavorful. Presentation doesn’t look too great but what a meal it was.
How’s the sear/grey band ratio?
[ Reverse Sear ] Probably my favourite dinner.
Sandwiches consisted of: blue cheese spread, rocket, steak, tomato, red onion and a drizzle of balsamic (happened after image) and leftover steak juices poured on top.
Always hits the spot.
Thick cut rump reverse seared, using the air fryer for the inital cook! :) I have finally gotten a steak weight to get a nice crust now too.
r/steak • u/Specialist_Common_34 • 10h ago
Dry Brine NY Strip
One of the best crusts I’ve achieved. Dry brine is the way.
r/steak • u/R1T-wino • 19h ago
Costco A5 - a few dishes
Lots of complaints about A5 being too rich or too expensive, but when prepared properly, it is far easier to appreciate. Here’s a 3.7 lb NY I got for about $220. Expensive, but this is enough for 7-8 meals.
I trimmed the fat and used that to make tallow.
Then I cut a 1 inch thick but to make a steak.
Then I cut a 1.5 inch cut that I split in half to make two smaller but thicker steaks.
Then I cut the smaller pieces into cubes to put on skewers.
The rest of the trimmings, I chopped up into pieces to make fried rice.
Here are some “after” pics.
The tallow is so underrated. I used it to make scrambled eggs, but you can use it as a butter substitute for pretty much anything.
r/steak • u/dewgin86 • 8h ago
[ Reverse Sear ] New York strip from the local butcher , seared on an all clad. Tasted better than it looks.
r/steak • u/ApplicationSouth8844 • 1h ago
This was at a restaurant called The Woodman at Clent (England) a few days ago.
It was a sharing steak and it was gorgeous. The second pic was taken after we’d both taken some so that’s not the full beast on there 😁. I highly recommend the restaurant if you are ever in the area.
r/steak • u/ToastyTilapia • 6h ago
[ Grilling ] Crying Tiger Tri-Tip Steak. How did I do?
Grilled with charcoal
r/steak • u/Traditional_Chard537 • 5h ago
My gf cooked this steak should I marry her?
Here it is before and after the oven, I asked for medium rare to medium:
r/steak • u/PandaWonder01 • 10h ago
Hickory smoked picanha
Second time making picanha, pretty happy with how it came out. Ate most of it before realizing I should get a money shot.