Using a prime dry aged strip, reverse seared with baked potato on the side. Baked at 250(f) for 40 minutes, rested well on its edge, seared hot in cast iron (30 seconds / side, twice) and a final rest for 10 minutes prior to slicing.

by YogurtclosetBroad872

30 Comments

  1. limitlessfun02

    Great steak no doubt potato needs a bit more love but hey can’t take time away from that steak , well done indeed

  2. eggsavage45

    Seared in butter or ghee ?

    Could you reverse sear cook in the air fryer for 250 @ 30 mins

  3. Responsible-Ad-3906

    Impeccable. State your methods yoda. Sous Vide?

  4. CheckYourStats

    That mother fucking sear.

    Holy shit.

  5. R5Jockey

    Perfection. Even the salt on the potato skin. #NailedIt

  6. TopDogBBQ

    Yep, that’s a good looking plate of steak and potatoes.

  7. MrExtracts9797

    Simple, stunning, only thing I think is missing is a sauce

  8. YourColonoscopy

    You say 30s/side; is that all sides (fat cap etc) or do you sear the fat cap a little longer than flesh sides? Are you using just the fat cap as a fat for the pan to sear all sides or are you using another fat? Thank you!

  9. beatfungus

    Magazine quality photos, which is even more impressive, since advertisers often have the benefit of using non-food to achieve their aesthetics, whereas you achieved it with real edible food.

  10. RhombicalJ

    Looks absolutely increasingly! Did you dry brine the steak at all or just go right to the reverse sear?

  11. LeenQuatifa

    Doesn’t even look real! Well done, sir or madam.

  12. alycatstryker

    God damn. The lay out of the cuts is phenomenal 💪

  13. dockows412

    Followed your method after the first post. Worked flawlessly. Key ingredient? Good quality beef.

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