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Ingredients

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2 (250 g) porterhouse steaks or (250 g) sirloin steaks
olive oil spray
salt
black pepper freshly cracked

Nutritional information

725
Calories
532 g
Calories From Fat
59.2 g
Total Fat
23.5 g
Saturated Fat
175 mg
Cholesterol
155mg
Sodium
0 g
Carbs
0 g
Dietary Fiber
0 g
Sugars
44.7 g
Protein
1g
Serving Size (g)
2
Serving Size

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Chef Flowers How Do I Make Grill Marks On A

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    Great, precise instructions. For Aussie Swap.

    • 37 min
    • Serves 2
    • Easy

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    Chef Flower’s How Do I Make Grill Marks on a Steak?,I have been often asked how I cook steaks to get the perfect grill marks on the meat. My secret is my pan, it’s a ‘Jamie Oliver hard Anodised Shark’s Tooth Grill’ by Tefal. This recipe is simple but I have been getting many requests to post the recipe. I make it all the time for Hubby and Little Miss (DD),Great, precise instructions. For Aussie Swap.


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    Steps

    1
    Done

    Remove Beef from the Fridge For About 10 Minutes or Bring It to Room Temperature.

    2
    Done

    Spray Olive Oil Cooking Spray All Over the Pan and Then Heat Pan Until Its Hot.

    3
    Done

    Season With Salt and Pepper to Your Liking and Add Beef to the Pan. Cook One Side of the Beef Until Red Juices Appear, Spray Olive Oil on the Raw Side and Turn Beef. Cook Other Side to Your Liking. Only Turn Beef Once!

    4
    Done

    Serve the Beef Straight from the Pan With the Salad or Vegetables.

    5
    Done

    Enjoy.

    6
    Done

    Note: to Get the Kriss-Cross Effect on the Steak, Lift Steak and Move It the Opposite Way Allow to Cook a Further Few Minutes, Then Turn the Steak the Raw Side, Remember Only Turn Beef Once but Moving It Twice on the Same Side Is Ok If You Want the Kriss-Cross Effect.

    7
    Done

    Stages of Cooking Steak:

    8
    Done

    Blue Rare or Very Rare - Cooked Very Quickly, the Outside Is Seared, but the Inside Is Usually Cool and Still Raw. (cook to About 46c Inside).

    9
    Done

    Rare - the Outside Is Grey-Brown, and the Middle of the Steak Is Red and Somewhat Warm. (cook to About 50c Inside).

    10
    Done

    Rare Plus - the Outside Is Grey-Brown, and the Middle of the Steak Is Mainly Red and Warm, With Some Pink. (cook to About 52.5c Inside).

    11
    Done

    Medium Rare - the Steak Will Have a Fully Red, Warm Centre and the Outside Is Grey-Brown. (cook to 55c Inside).

    12
    Done

    Medium - the Middle of the Steak Is Hot and Pink Surrounding the Centre. the Outside Is Grey-Brown. (cook to 60c Inside).

    13
    Done

    Medium Well - the Meat Is Light Pink Surrounding the Centre and the Outside Is Grey-Brown. (cook to 65c Inside).

    14
    Done

    Well Done - the Meat Is Grey-Brown All the Way Through on the Inside and Slightly Charred on the Outside. (cook to About 70c Inside).

    15
    Done

    Cremated - the Meat on the Inside Is Brown, No Traces of Pink or Red Should Appear, the Outside Is Brown-Black.

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