How to Cook the PERFECT New York Steak
Salt, pepper, cast iron, and a short rest. Great beef doesn't ask for much.
Salt, pepper, cast iron, and a short rest. Great beef doesn't ask for much.
The technique is straightforward — the difference is the beef itself. Start with a well-raised New York strip and let the meat do the work.
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