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C-Euro
Mar 20, 2010

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Soiled Meat
I tried making steak for the first time tonight and it actually turned out alright. I have some left over and with an anniversary coming up on Monday and not being able to take my girlfriend to a $100 dinner, I was going to make steak for her since she loves steak. This time I want to do something more than just the salt & pepper seasoning I did earlier, so what are some of your favorite things to rub on a steak before cooking it? Again I'm on a budget but I already own most spices/seasonings that you normally find in a good kitchen.

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C-Euro
Mar 20, 2010

:science:
Soiled Meat
What's a reliable way to cook steak indoors without filling my entire apartment with smoke? Half the time I try to sear it stove-top, no matter how good a job I do cooking the steak I always make a ton of smoke in the process. I think I cooked it in the oven once but I can't remember how I did so.

C-Euro
Mar 20, 2010

:science:
Soiled Meat
Thanks for the steak advice, I thought about it some more and remembered that the one time I really got a smoke-free steak prep was using this entry off the GWS Wiki. I would imagine the actual cooking part (sear 40-50s stovetop on each side, cook at 450 for 2-3 min each side) generally translates across all steaks?

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