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To pan-sear T-bone steaks, use a cast iron frying pan [best] or an equally heavy pan. Be careful not burn oil though. Mike's Tender T-Bones & Scrumptious Sides. Find out how to cook a tender and juicy t-bone steak with help from an executive chef in this free video clip.
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The ingredients needed to make Mike's Tender T-Bones & Scrumptious Sides:
- Make ready Meat
- Prepare 2 large Well Marbled T-Bone Steaks
- Make ready 3 tbsp High Heat Frying Oil
- Prepare 1 Bottle Cracked Black Pepper
- Prepare 1 tbsp Sea Salt
- Get Kitchen Items For Steaks
- Prepare 1 large Cast Iron Skillet
- Get 1 Pair Tongs
- Get Steak Toppers
- Get 2 large White Onions [sliced thick]
- Get 1/2 lb Cleaned, Fresh, Sliced Mushrooms
- Take 2 tbsp High Heat Frying Oil
- Make ready 2 oz Salted Butter [or more]
- Prepare 1/4 tsp Black Pepper
- Take 1/4 tsp Garlic Powder
- Make ready 1 Cutting Board
- Take 1 large Knife
- Prepare Baked Potatoes & Kitchen Items Needed
- Get 2 large Whole Idaho Potatoes
- Make ready 2 tbsp Reserved Bacon Grease [from previous meals]
- Get 1/4 tsp Cracked Black Pepper
- Prepare 1/4 tsp Sea Salt
- Prepare 4 Sheets Tinfoil
- Prepare 1 Sharp Knife
- Get Asparagus Spears & Kitchen Items
- Get 18 Larger Asparagus Spears
- Take 1/4 cup Shreadded Parmesan Cheese
- Take 1 tbsp Minced Garlic
- Make ready 1/4 tsp Cracked Black Pepper
- Take 1/4 tsp Sea Salt
- Prepare 2 tbsp Olive Oil
- Take 9 oz Prosciutto Slices
- Prepare 1 large Sheet Tinfoil
- Get 1 large Sharp Knife
- Take 1 Cutting Board
- Prepare 1 Cookie Sheet
But the well-marbled T-bone steak is naturally tender and full of flavor. USDA Choice T-bones are a nice alternative; although slightly lower in quality, they will be moist and tender when properly prepared. There should also be a thin layer of fat around the edge of the steak. Part New York Strip (loin) and part Filet (tenderloin), the T-bone combines the best of both worlds!
Instructions to make Mike's Tender T-Bones & Scrumptious Sides:
- Before frying your steaks, fry your onions and mushrooms in the same cast iron skillet you'll be frying your steaks in. Also, make your garlic butter.
- Garlic Butter Recipe Slightly melt butter and mix everything together in Ziplock bag and mix well. Snip end off of bag and use as a piping bag. Squeeze directly on to baked potatoes or neatly into a serving bowl. - - https://cookpad.com/us/recipes/364342-mikes-easy-garlic-butter-spread
- FOR THE ONIONS AND MUSHROOMS: Slice onions thick. Sauté onions in 1/2 sick butter and oil.
- When they are just about 3/4 's of the way cooked to your preference, add your mushrooms and cook 3 minutes longer.
- Drain on paper towels then serve atop T-Bone Steaks.
- STEAK FRYING & TIPS: - Choose a T-bone steak that is cherry red and is well marbled. [meaning fat runs equally throughout the meat] Have your Butcher choose your steaks if you're not certain on which cuts to pick.
- Pat your steaks down with a paper towel and make sure your steaks are dry. You don't want to end up steaming them instead.
- Important! Do not tenderize T-Bones with a fork or puncture your meat in any way both prior to or during frying. You'll forfit vital juices and actually cause your steak to firm up even more. Just trust the notion that you and your butcher have picked the ideal steaks and that they will be juicy!
- Pull your steaks from fridge 45-60 minutes prior to pan frying. You'll want them at room temperature before searing.
- Generously season your T-bone steaks on both sides with cracked black pepper. Do not over season your steaks with spices such as meat seasoned salt, tenderizers, garlic or onion powders as you'll only mask the natural flavor of your meat. Garlic will also burn at a high heat so do not use in seasonings. Salt and pepper are all you really need!
- Season with sea salt just minutes before frying. Otherwise it will dry your steak out. Remember, you want juicy steaks!
- To pan-sear T-bone steaks, use a cast iron frying pan [best] or an equally heavy pan. Heat the pan over medium to high heat with 2 tbsp high heat oil vegetable oil until pan is almost smoking. Be careful not burn oil though.
- Quickly sear the steaks on each side for about 1 minute to achieve a hearty brown crust then fry for 3 to 6 minutes on each side depending if you want rare, medium rare, medium well or well done steaks.
- Use tongs [important] to flip your steaks or to move them around so they don't stick or become punctured by a fork or knife.
- When steaks are done to your liking, set to the side and let rest for 5 - 7 minutes before cutting.
- FOR BAKED POTATOES: Wash and dry your potatoes and stick a knife x 2 through both for quicker baking time. Generously coat both with hardened bacon grease. Sprinkle each with cracked black pepper and sea salt.
- Roll in tinfoil and press tightly then roll again in another piece of tinfoil.
- Place in oven at 425° on the lowest oven shelf for 45 minutes.
- Cut open potatoes and squeeze both ends together to push up baked centers.
- Top with garlic butter or plain butter and sour cream and garnish with cracked black pepper and chives.
- PROSCIUTTO WRAPPED ASPARAGUS: Add olive oil to the spears and add cracked pepper, sea salt, garlic and Parmesan Cheese and mix well.
- Carefully wrap asparagus spears in Prosciutto and place on tinfoil lined and spray Pam cookie sheet.
- Bake at 350° for 15-20 minutes or until Prosciutto meat is crispy. Or you can pan sear until crispy. Just add a bit of oil to the pan.
- Garnish with fresh parsley and strawberries.
There should also be a thin layer of fat around the edge of the steak. Part New York Strip (loin) and part Filet (tenderloin), the T-bone combines the best of both worlds! The Porterhouse is a bigger T-bone with a larger cut of tenderloin. Open Daily Tender Bones is a great, authentic BBQ joint. The owner is jubilant, often chatting with and singing to his customers.
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