How to Cook Bourbon Seasoned Flank Steak
Pre-marinated bourbon-seasoned flank steak — grill, broil, or pan-fry for boozy, tender results.
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Pre-marinated bourbon-seasoned flank steak — grill, broil, or pan-fry for boozy, tender results.
Easy ribeye on the grill: oil, salt, pepper, and a quick sear for juicy, tender steak with great flavor.
Reverse-sear thick-cut steaks: smoke at 165°F to a 110°F internal temp, then sear hot to finish at 130°F.
A traditional bistro cut, bavette is a thin sirloin flap that loves a marinade and a hot sear.
Pat dry, season, and sear in a hot cast-iron pan, flipping and basting every 3-5 minutes for about 15 minutes; rest before slicing thin.
Sear frozen steaks 90 seconds per side in oil, then finish in a 275°F oven for 18-20 minutes for a 1-inch steak.
Start steaks low and slow, then finish with a hot sear for an evenly cooked, perfectly crusted result.
Dry-aged beef is more tender with concentrated, nuttier flavor — and needs a shorter cook time than fresh.
Pan-searing builds a golden-brown crust on meat through the Maillard reaction.
Sous-vide cooks vacuum-sealed meat in a temperature-controlled water bath for precise doneness.
High-heat direct grilling builds a charred crust on steaks via the Maillard reaction.