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    Chef Flower's How Do I Make Grill Marks on a Steak?

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    • on September 01, 2008

      Great, precise instructions. For Aussie Swap.

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    • on July 20, 2008

      This technique gave me my first perfectly marked steaks. Just gorgeous. I had no idea that oiling the "second side" of a steak could make such a difference. I used my cast-iron grill pan (inexpensive but works beautifully) and a rib steak. I am happy I tagged this!

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    • on June 10, 2008

      I make the same thing now and then. I use a KitchenAid stainless-steel grill pan over a screamin' hot fire for just a couple of minutes on each side, for medium-rare. Comes out perfectly every time. The pan was expensive (~$100) but worth every dime. Cleans up just fine in the dishwasher. Sometimes I marinate the steak (usually filet mignon, sometimes DelMonico), but usually just olive oil spray, sea salt, and black pepper. That's almost impossible to ruin.

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    • on June 03, 2008

      Made this for my DH and it came out great and looked good! Thanks! Made for Australian Recipe Swap!

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    • on May 21, 2008

      Im very sad to say this didnt work out 'completly' for me. Im going to chock this up to "user error" because Im clueless about grilling to begin with and the one side of the steaks started to get some nice marks on them so Im still going give it five stars because Im sure it would have worked completly if (1) the top grill rack hadnt disconected and proceeded to fall on top of the steaks. A whole buch of old char (i guess thats what you would call it) fell on top of them and I just had to remove them and get it off. Then after that fiasco was over I flipped them and not one minute later it started POURING rain. Considering I was hardly dressed for that occasion I pulled everything off the grill and ran inside to finish them on the broiler. But, on the bright side, next time DBF is around to grill well have some beautifully grill marked steaks lol.

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    • on May 03, 2008

      I used this recipe along with another one of Chef floWer's recipes (Marinade for Steak (Porterhouse, Sirloin or Any Beef Cuts) Marinade for Steak). The results were fabulous. The steaks turned out perfect. I never thought of spraying olive oil on the uncooked side of the steak before turning it over. I ended up with tender, moist steaks that had wonderful grill marks on them. I used my Green Pan non-stick grill skillet and had great results. Thanks for sharing this great technique for grilling steaks. Made for May, 2008 Aussie/NZ Swap.

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    Nutritional Facts for Chef Flower's How Do I Make Grill Marks on a Steak?

    Serving Size: 1 (1 g)

    Servings Per Recipe: 2

    Amount Per Serving
    % Daily Value
    Calories 724.9
     
    Calories from Fat 532
    73%
    Total Fat 59.1 g
    91%
    Saturated Fat 23.5 g
    117%
    Cholesterol 175.0 mg
    58%
    Sodium 155.0 mg
    6%
    Total Carbohydrate 0.0 g
    0%
    Dietary Fiber 0.0 g
    0%
    Sugars 0.0 g
    0%
    Protein 44.7 g
    89%

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    filet of beef

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