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I decided to create a blog so that I could share recipes with my family and friends :) I am very family orientated and love to spend time with them any chance I get and most of my close friends, I consider to be like family. This blog will be kept short, simple and fun. I love to cook in the kitchen and try new recipes so if you have any new ones you would like me to try....just email me or comment :)

Tuesday, January 8, 2013

Restaurant Style Steak

I love love love steaks...did I mention I love steaks :)! There is nothing better than getting one right off the grill that is cooked to perfection! I saw this recipe talking about how restaurants really cook their steaks & that you would never want to use a grill again. Well...I have to admit, this steak was amazing, but I know that I will still have Kyle cook on the grill too!

He really loved it because of all the butter you put on it!

This was also a perfect meal for when my older sister and brother-in-law came into town. Everyone finished their plates :)

These pictures are not the best so I will have to take some more at a different time.


**If you like your steaks cooked more than Medium Rare, leave in the oven a little bit longer!


Ingredients:
2 steaks (called for Filet, but I used New York Strips)
Kosher salt
Black pepper
Stick Butter
Olive Oil
Garlic 
Parsley
Thyme
Lemon Zest

*Sometimes I use dry ingredients, but so glad I used all fresh on this one!!

What To Do:
  • Take 1/2 stick of butter, softened, and mix well with the chopped garlic, chopped parsley & thyme, and the lemon zest
  • Form into a log and refrigerate
  • Season the steaks with salt and pepper
  • Heat the remainder 1/2 stick of butter and the olive oil (use a skillet that you can throw in the oven as well)
  • Preheat the oven to 400F
  • When the butter and oil is searing hot, put in your steaks to brown each side
  • Brown each side for about 2-3 minutes
  • While the meat is cooking, continue to spoon the juices in the pan on top of the meat
  • Once both sides are browned and crusty, put the skillet into the oven on the center rack
  • Bake for about 6-8 minutes
  • In the last minute, take the log butter and slice a nice think piece 
  • Place the piece of butter on top of the steak and finishing cooking for the last minute
  • ENJOY!!

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