Ooh no, I’m a fan of properly cooked – well done – meat. I do not like to see any red or any blood on meat I’m supposed to eat. I don’t actually eat a lot of red meat, but when I do, I really truly want it properly cooked. I’d cook mine for longer than you specify.

medium rare is perfect for me!

Or….cook for 1 min, turn and cook for 1 min. Keep turning and cooking at 1 minute intervals til desired cooking level is reached. Gives a yummy crust outside with moist tender meat inside

Thanks for this, I usually burn a steak!

I have never perfected cooking a steak, except for those small thick cut ones – thank you for your tips

Thanks for your recipe,cooking steak on the b.b.q is so much better than a frypan!

This looks really very good! A really nice recipe!

You can’t beat a juicy, tender steak. Yum.

Can’t beat a well cooked and seasoned steak!

Thankyou, I always buy scotch fillet steak but manage to cook it to a chewy rubbery mess, tried your simple method, rubbed in seasonings and left it for half an hour or so then cooked, I gave it a little longer as I do not like any blood in the steak and wanted it medium, it was perfect, tender and delicious, now to try again next week and see if I can repeat this feat, thanks

I let my husband cook the steak, that way there’s no complaints!

Perfectly cooked steak is the best

Thanks for sharing this tip. I look forward to the perfect steak!

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  • • mom93821 replied
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  A steak cooked to perfection is an absolute treat!

so i just tried cooking steak according to these instructions in this recipe and it turned out lovely. i had to comment again to let you know

yummy
so to cook it you can sear one side and flip or just keep flipping! this is the great steak debate

looks great, thanks for the tip

Simple and easy must try it out

thanks for the great tips, will try this next time

my husband is great at cooking steak – a good excuse to have the night off

Yum