Can you cook steak in an oven?

[loup garou]

Originally posted by: sharkeeper
Whiskey

What is that thing he's using? It's from that food channel site posted above.

It looks like something in the shop. LOL

Industrial mixer. :thumbsup:
Zero to meringue in 1.5 seconds.

 

[Crucial]

Originally posted by: sharkeeper
Whiskey

What is that thing he's using? It's from that food channel site posted above.

It looks like something in the shop. LOL

It's an industrial stick blender.

 

[Fritzo]

Yes. Flop the steak in some seasoned flour and sear it on both sides in a couple tablespoons of olive oil on medium high heat. When it browns, add some mushrooms and sliced onions to the oil, cook for another minute or so, then put everything in the oven on, oh...350-400 for another 20-30 minutes (depending on how done you want it). It works best if you use a cast iron skillet as you can take the pan from the burners right to the stove.

 

[MrChad]

Originally posted by: Sex Smurf
easy way:

1. use high heat on a cast iron skillet and sear all the sides of the steak.
2. throw it in the oven afterwards to cook the inside - careful not to overcook it.
3. take it out and let the steak "rest" before you cut into it.
4. profit.

Way to read off the recipe werk posted.

 

[MrChad]

Originally posted by: Fritzo
Yes. Flop the steak in some seasoned flour and sear it on both sides in a couple tablespoons of olive oil on medium high heat. When it browns, add some mushrooms and sliced onions to the oil, cook for another minute or so, then put everything in the oven on, oh...350-400 for another 20-30 minutes (depending on how done you want it). It works best if you use a cast iron skillet as you can take the pan from the burners right to the stove.

20-30 minutes? Do you eat potatoes with that leather?

 

[blakeatwork]

Originally posted by: werk
Everyone should memorize this recipe.

Awesome... Now I have another use for cast iron, aside from home protection.

 

[Sex Smurf]

Originally posted by: MrChad

Originally posted by: Sex Smurf
easy way:

1. use high heat on a cast iron skillet and sear all the sides of the steak.
2. throw it in the oven afterwards to cook the inside - careful not to overcook it.
3. take it out and let the steak "rest" before you cut into it.
4. profit.

Way to read off the recipe werk posted.

oops, I actually didn't read that. :roll: honest!

 

[GasX]

The best way to cook a steak in the kitchen (as opposed to on the grill) is in a frying pan.

Take a regular skillet (not a non-stick) and heat it to very hot.

Put salt and pepper on the steak(s) and lay them in the pan (No oil or butter!!!)

For a 1 1/2" thick steak, 3 minutes per side will give you a perfect medium rare steak.

Pull out the steaks and put them in the over to stay warm (does not have to be on)

Reduce to medium heat and drop some chopped onion/shallots and garlic and butter into the pan and stir it into the scrapings from the steak. Add some lemon juice and parsley to the pan and serve on top of the steaks immediately.

 

[Zanix]

Originally posted by: NFS4

Originally posted by: Zanix
Topic Title: Can you cook steak in an oven?


Sheeit.. You can drive a car with ya feet, *if ya want to*, That don't make it a good fvckin IDEA!

Don't knock it till you've tried it. Considering that the steak is backing in the marinade (depending on how you fix it) through the entire cooking process, it has some wonderful flavor is always juicy.

Oh don't get me wrong, I was quoting chris rock.

My ma makes a roast out of the biggest steak I've ever seen. Let's it cook all sunday morning...


Jucy, tender to the point of not being able to pick it up...


The grill is my favorite though.

 

[Fritzo]

Originally posted by: MrChad

Originally posted by: Fritzo
Yes. Flop the steak in some seasoned flour and sear it on both sides in a couple tablespoons of olive oil on medium high heat. When it browns, add some mushrooms and sliced onions to the oil, cook for another minute or so, then put everything in the oven on, oh...350-400 for another 20-30 minutes (depending on how done you want it). It works best if you use a cast iron skillet as you can take the pan from the burners right to the stove.

20-30 minutes? Do you eat potatoes with that leather?

Well, it really depends on how thick your steak is. Obviously if you got the $3.99 special ribeyes from the store that are only 1/2" thick, you're going to cook it a lot less. A thick nice bone in steak (T-bone, porterhouse, etc) will take a lot longer to get to medium. I would say 20 minutes for a 1 1/2" bone in steak is about right for medium.

 

[blodhi74]

Originally posted by: werk
Everyone should memorize this recipe.

:thumbsup:

 

[dug777]

yes, but like someone said, that doesn't make it a good idea

unless you want to keep it warm afterwards, i wouldn't.

 

[vexingv]

i used to do skillet steaks. now i use my george foreman grill (i love it!). works good enough for me.

btw...what did you wind up doing and how did it turn out?

 

[loup garou]

Originally posted by: dug777
yes, but like someone said, that doesn't make it a good idea

unless you want to keep it warm afterwards, i wouldn't.

Originally posted by: werk
1)It's not nasty.
2)You don't know how to cook.
3)Try the recipe.

 

[Literati]

If I don't get a steak asap I'm about to pass out.

 

[vexingv]

on the topic of using the oven...how does a skillet fare in the oven (i dont have anything cast iron)? ie. what is the max temp? or will the plastic handles melt/deform if its too hot?

 

[Literati]

Don't do it.

 

[ElFenix]

Originally posted by: NFS4

Originally posted by: Zanix
Topic Title: Can you cook steak in an oven?
Sheeit.. You can drive a car with ya feet, *if ya want to*, That don't make it a good fvckin IDEA!

Don't knock it till you've tried it. Considering that the steak is backing in the marinade (depending on how you fix it) through the entire cooking process, it has some wonderful flavor is always juicy.

well, you probably wouldn't want to do that with a tender piece of meat to begin with.

 

[dug777]

Originally posted by: werk

Originally posted by: dug777
yes, but like someone said, that doesn't make it a good idea

unless you want to keep it warm afterwards, i wouldn't.

Originally posted by: werk
1)It's not nasty.
2)You don't know how to cook.
3)Try the recipe.

1)i'll take your word for it
2)true
3)i just might (but every steak i've BBQ'd has always tasted amazing, and i like it a bit bloody, which i can see being kinda hard to do in the oven?)

 

[Baked]

I make a killer honey pot roast.

 

[spidey07]

Originally posted by: Mwilding
The best way to cook a steak in the kitchen (as opposed to on the grill) is in a frying pan.

Take a regular skillet (not a non-stick) and heat it to very hot.

Put salt and pepper on the steak(s) and lay them in the pan (No oil or butter!!!)

For a 1 1/2" thick steak, 3 minutes per side will give you a perfect medium rare steak.

Pull out the steaks and put them in the over to stay warm (does not have to be on)

Reduce to medium heat and drop some chopped onion/shallots and garlic and butter into the pan and stir it into the scrapings from the steak. Add some lemon juice and parsley to the pan and serve on top of the steaks immediately.

nice you know how to make a pan sauce. one of the simplest and best ways IMHO to add flavors/moisture.

 

[spidey07]

Originally posted by: dug777

Originally posted by: werk

Originally posted by: dug777
yes, but like someone said, that doesn't make it a good idea

unless you want to keep it warm afterwards, i wouldn't.

Originally posted by: werk
1)It's not nasty.
2)You don't know how to cook.
3)Try the recipe.

1)i'll take your word for it
2)true
3)i just might (but every steak i've BBQ'd has always tasted amazing, and i like it a bit bloody, which i can see being kinda hard to do in the oven?)

just don't cook it as long.

 

[Crucial]

Originally posted by: dug777

Originally posted by: werk

Originally posted by: dug777
yes, but like someone said, that doesn't make it a good idea

unless you want to keep it warm afterwards, i wouldn't.

Originally posted by: werk
1)It's not nasty.
2)You don't know how to cook.
3)Try the recipe.

1)i'll take your word for it
2)true
3)i just might (but every steak i've BBQ'd has always tasted amazing, and i like it a bit bloody, which i can see being kinda hard to do in the oven?)

Not hard to do at all. Follow my example in this thread but cook for 2-3 minutes per side in the oven phase. You all should really try it before thinking it's not good. It comes out perfect and I have only tried it once. It can only get better as I do it more.

 

[dug777]

Originally posted by: Crucial

Originally posted by: dug777

Originally posted by: werk

Originally posted by: dug777
yes, but like someone said, that doesn't make it a good idea

unless you want to keep it warm afterwards, i wouldn't.

Originally posted by: werk
1)It's not nasty.
2)You don't know how to cook.
3)Try the recipe.

1)i'll take your word for it
2)true
3)i just might (but every steak i've BBQ'd has always tasted amazing, and i like it a bit bloody, which i can see being kinda hard to do in the oven?)

Not hard to do at all. Follow my example in this thread but cook for 2-3 minutes per side in the oven phase. You all should really try it before thinking it's not good. It comes out perfect and I have only tried it once. It can only get better as I do it more.

kewl

might fire up the oven instead of the BBQ next time round.

 

[Black88GTA]

Can you cook steak in an oven?

I tried it once. To make a long story short, the fire department showed up, and there were cops blocking off both ends of my street as a direct result. (I should also say that I can't cook.)

However, despite all of the drama, it turned out to be an EXCELLENT steak.