Charming Primrose
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Noooo I haven't. Please explain more to me 😁If you haven’t tried dry brining steak, you should. I just learned about it, it’s simple and Medi-Tater and have been eating the best ribeye we’ve ever had.
Noooo I haven't. Please explain more to me 😁If you haven’t tried dry brining steak, you should. I just learned about it, it’s simple and Medi-Tater and have been eating the best ribeye we’ve ever had.
It is so simple. I have just learned about it and tried it for the first time. I took Ribeye and using Kosher Salt, used a bit more salt than normal. Salt top, bottom and sides and put it on a rack in a pan (to catch the moisture) leave uncovered in fridge for 24 hours. Then at 24 hours, salt again the same way and leave it on the rack/pan uncovered in fridge for another 24 hours. When you are ready to cook it, let it get to room temperature. I allowed 15 minutes. Then get your cast iron pan very hot and I used Ghee and just sear it until it has a beautiful crust. My steaks took about 5 minutes each side. I use a thermometer reading of 140 degrees and then let it rest for 20 minutes. It came out perfect! Best steak I have ever had including restaurant steaks. @Seadog.Noooo I haven't. Please explain more to me 😁
By the way, I’ve been doing intermitten fasting for about 3 months and then the last weeks I also started a carnivore diet but with a little cheating. I am down 30 lbs and I need to take a new photo for my Avatar because my face is thinner. My blood work at the doctor’s office was much improved. Blood pressure is now normal and my A1c is just barely pre-diabetic at 5.7 but I think it will come down as I lose more weight. My cholesterol is higher than it was last time but mostly its the good cholesterol and the bad or LDL is the fluffy kind, which is benign and not the dense kind, which causes heart disease.Noooo I haven't. Please explain more to me 😁
😋It is so simple. I have just learned about it and tried it for the first time. I took Ribeye and using Kosher Salt, used a bit more salt than normal. Salt top, bottom and sides and put it on a rack in a pan (to catch the moisture) leave uncovered in fridge for 24 hours. Then at 24 hours, salt again the same way and leave it on the rack/pan uncovered in fridge for another 24 hours. When you are ready to cook it, let it get to room temperature. I allowed 15 minutes. Then get your cast iron pan very hot and I used Ghee and just sear it until it has a beautiful crust. Mine steaks took about 5 minutes each side. I use a thermometer reading of 140 degrees and then let it rest for 20 minutes. It came out perfect! Best steak I have ever had including restaurant steaks. @Seadog.
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Sounds tasty! I will definitely give this a try 🤤It is so simple. I have just learned about it and tried it for the first time. I took Ribeye and using Kosher Salt, used a bit more salt than normal. Salt top, bottom and sides and put it on a rack in a pan (to catch the moisture) leave uncovered in fridge for 24 hours. Then at 24 hours, salt again the same way and leave it on the rack/pan uncovered in fridge for another 24 hours. When you are ready to cook it, let it get to room temperature. I allowed 15 minutes. Then get your cast iron pan very hot and I used Ghee and just sear it until it has a beautiful crust. Mine steaks took about 5 minutes each side. I use a thermometer reading of 140 degrees and then let it rest for 20 minutes. It came out perfect! Best steak I have ever had including restaurant steaks. @Seadog.
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