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Bought some ribeyes today. Intend to make them for dinner, but the problem is I don't have access to a grill.
How do I cook these fuckers up in a pan? Don't have cast iron so popping it in the oven is not a good idea with my shitty walmart pans.
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Fry them in bacon fat, rest them then hold them over an open flame for some char.
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Sear them on both sides, put them on a baking dish, and finish in a 325 F oven.
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If your oven can get to 500 degrees, put some kind of pan for drips on the lower level and put the steaks right on the rack like a grill. Some ovens I have done this and it works great. Others didn't get hot enough really and it didn't work so great.
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Season them, sear them in a bit of oil
Cook to desired internal temperature
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>>7264573
You don't have to have cast-iron to do the sear & finish in the oven method. However you do have to have an oven-safe pan. As long as there is no plastic or wood on your pan then it should be fine.
You can also use the broiler in your oven.
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>>7264573
Your oven probably has a broiler pan. sear in a frying pan, then finish it off in the broiler. Pay close attention to it. The broiler setting on the stove will cook it very quickly.
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If your oven is as well cleaned as mine you can put it on some aluminum foil too.
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Broil, boil, fry or just try the oven.
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>>7264586
>>7264592
I am an idiot and completely forgot about the broiler. Shows how often I use the damn thing.
I don't think my pans will be safe to use in the oven because they have those stupid squishy handles that I swear to god seem like they are gonna melt. Would I be able to maybe transfer to a brownie sheet with aluminum foil on it? That's kinda the best choice I've got otherwise.
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>>7264609
>Would I be able to maybe transfer to a brownie sheet with aluminum foil on it? That's kinda the best choice I've got otherwise.
Yes.
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>>7264609
You can. ideally you want to have it raised above the cookie sheet so it can drip. If you have a cooling rack or something to hold it up, you'd be better.
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>>7264573
oven @ 275 till desired temperature
sear in pan
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>>7264573
Sear them in a pan, then finish them in the oven wrapped in aluminum foil.
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>>7264741
That's actually probably the better approach.
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