How to Pan Sear a Steak

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Published 2014-03-03
Executive Chef Karl Marsh explains step-by-step how to prepare steaks on a stove top. To know how long to cook your steak, use our pan searing cooking chart: bit.ly/1fCS0yM

All Comments (21)
  • Wow an actual video on how to pan sear a steak after searching for 5 minutes. The search bar is slowly becoming useless.
  • @KrisMIW91
    Liked just cause people have a 10 minute explanation...this is quick and simple. Thankyou
  • @burritovalador17
    I just followed this for 3 sirloins, cooked to perfection! Thank you so much!! 🙏 🙏 🙏
  • @SuperbExistence
    I did just this with ghee and it came out amazing! Tallow works too! Seed oils should be avoided at all costs. ❤
  • @snowman7070
    Avocado 🥑 oil has high smoke point and is better 4 you than canola or peanut oil.
  • @dimpsthealien333
    Will try this. Definitely won't use inflammatory oils such as peanut or canola. Yuck! Will use a grass fed tallow. Seems appropriate.
  • @cool_piglet
    when i'm pan searing - it's like omaha, omaha beach: smoke, flames, smell of napalm, and people screaming in pain.
  • Better yet, use beef tallow. Around the same smoke point and adds to that beefy flavor. Or even Ghee butter.
  • Hi - I have a question. Often when I cook a steak (let’s sat ribeye) on my 11” casr iron pan, and I put two steaks at a time, they get steamed rather than seared. This doesn’t happen when I do one steak only. Why does this happen? Thanks.
  • @brianbassett4379
    I remember when I used to fry steak... it was before I bought an air fryer.
  • @randomcracka3
    that gray ass steak in the beginning had no crust on it whatsoever and was far too around the edges