Pan-Seared Ribeye
Psst! This super-easy, butter-centric recipe also works great for New Yorks.
Method
Directions
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1
Thaw steaks completely, then pat steaks dry. Salt and pepper both steaks liberally.
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2
In a cast-iron skillet, heat the oil over high until shimmering.
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Add steaks carefully and cook, flipping once in a while, approximately four minutes.
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Add the European-style butter and let steaks continue cooking. Continue to flip as needed and baste butter over the steaks, reducing heat as needed if the butter gets too smoky (it's not quite as heat-tolerant, but it pays off in flavor). You're shooting for approximately 8-10 minutes total for steaks cooked to medium.
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5
Transfer steak to a plate, pour the pan juice all over it. Let rest, then go to town.
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