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How would I approach cooking 7 steaks? - DizzyPope - Dec 29, 2020
As the title says I need to cook 7 steaks "at the same time" for new years eve.
I do not have a grill available nor an oven, as the oven is used for baked potatoes at a high temperature.
I really need some ideas, any suggestions? I'm starting to think this isnt possible at all, without ruining some of the steaks.
I'm also not the greatest cook but I originally only signed up for cooking 2 steaks..
Any tips are appreciated, thanks!
RE: How would I approach cooking 7 steaks? - hekktikk - Dec 29, 2020
damn bro you cant microwave it lol
RE: How would I approach cooking 7 steaks? - 2021 - Dec 29, 2020
put them all in the kettle with water and boil them, prison style.
RE: How would I approach cooking 7 steaks? - DizzyPope - Dec 29, 2020
Damn some great tips guys, i feel so comfortable now
RE: How would I approach cooking 7 steaks? - VEESZAC - Dec 29, 2020
Get more then one pan at a time going on the stove?
RE: How would I approach cooking 7 steaks? - Sakuto - Dec 29, 2020
Just cook them 2 by 2, leave them under an aluminum sheet, and when the last ones are cooked, reheat the first one on the stove for 15sc each side.
A nicely cooked steak does not need to be hot, in fact, you should even let it rest for 5 minutes to let the fiber relax.
RE: How would I approach cooking 7 steaks? - DizzyPope - Dec 29, 2020
(Dec 29, 2020 07:41 AM)Sakuto Wrote: Just cook them 2 by 2, leave them under an aluminum sheet, and when the last ones are cooked, reheat the first one on the stove for 15sc each side.
A nicely cooked steak does not need to be hot, in fact, you should even let it rest for 5 minutes to let the fiber relax.
Thanks a lot, I think ill do it this way!
RE: How would I approach cooking 7 steaks? - neocortex - Dec 29, 2020
If you have time get a sous vide device from Anova. You will thank me later after your guests will be impressed by the doneness of the steaks :)
RE: How would I approach cooking 7 steaks? - A + - Dec 29, 2020
Skillet steaks are good too. Sauté them in a little butter and Worstichire sauce and dump the juice on there after they're cooked. I would get 4 skillets and cook 4 at a time. Shouldn't be too difficult.
RE: How would I approach cooking 7 steaks? - Deany - Dec 29, 2020
Damn you just made me hungry af....
RE: How would I approach cooking 7 steaks? - DizzyPope - Dec 29, 2020
(Dec 29, 2020 08:21 AM)neocortex Wrote: If you have time get a sous vide device from Anova. You will thank me later after your guests will be impressed by the doneness of the steaks :)
Thanks for the suggestion bud, but I don't think I wanna risk learning a new technology
(Dec 29, 2020 08:25 AM)A + Wrote: Skillet steaks are good too. Sauté them in a little butter and Worstichire sauce and dump the juice on there after they're cooked. I would get 4 skillets and cook 4 at a time. Shouldn't be too difficult.
Not sure I can handle 4 at a time, so I was just thinking of doing em 2 by 2 and keeping them hot under some foil
(Dec 29, 2020 08:26 AM)Deany Wrote: Damn you just made me hungry af....
Yo my bad man :D
RE: How would I approach cooking 7 steaks? - neocortex - Dec 29, 2020
Sous vide is actually the easiest way to cook a steak but you get restaurant grade results :)
Just set the temperature, throw the 7 steaks in a ziplock bag and let it bath for 1 hour. the doneness of the streak is base on the temperature you set - the app have it all preset.
then after the bath, take it out from the ziplock bag and pat it dry and you just need to sear it on an iron pan 1 minute each side with lots of butter. the result would be the best steak you or your guests have ever tasted outside of a restaurant!
RE: How would I approach cooking 7 steaks? - shakur123 - Dec 29, 2020
DizzyPope post some pictures of the setup just to know how it went, good luck boss
RE: How would I approach cooking 7 steaks? - DizzyPope - Dec 29, 2020
(Dec 29, 2020 09:01 AM)shakur123 Wrote: DizzyPope post some pictures of the setup just to know how it went, good luck boss
Ill probably be a little drunk, so I will if I remember! Thanks
RE: How would I approach cooking 7 steaks? - Vibe - Dec 29, 2020
Buy some more pans you should have four burners on the top do like two to a pan