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How to reverse sear a steak?



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Been trying this method recently and generally happy with the results. That being said, I can't help but feel I'm still making a few mistakes:



  1. Steak lets out quite a lot of juice when slicing it, even after it's been rested for 7-10 minutes. How do steakhouses serve a steak on a plate that almost doesn't let out a drop when cutting it?

  2. Cast iron, smoking hot - is there such a thing as too hot? I use avocado oil with a high smoking point but the oil always seems to burn rather quickly, even in just a few minutes of searing. It turns into this ugly brown color and doesn't let off a great smell either.

  3. Steak is unevenly cooked (i.e. top vs. bottom). Should I be flipping it while in the oven?








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    Been trying this method recently and generally happy with the results. That being said, I can't help but feel I'm still making a few mistakes:



    1. Steak lets out quite a lot of juice when slicing it, even after it's been rested for 7-10 minutes. How do steakhouses serve a steak on a plate that almost doesn't let out a drop when cutting it?

    2. Cast iron, smoking hot - is there such a thing as too hot? I use avocado oil with a high smoking point but the oil always seems to burn rather quickly, even in just a few minutes of searing. It turns into this ugly brown color and doesn't let off a great smell either.

    3. Steak is unevenly cooked (i.e. top vs. bottom). Should I be flipping it while in the oven?








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      Been trying this method recently and generally happy with the results. That being said, I can't help but feel I'm still making a few mistakes:



      1. Steak lets out quite a lot of juice when slicing it, even after it's been rested for 7-10 minutes. How do steakhouses serve a steak on a plate that almost doesn't let out a drop when cutting it?

      2. Cast iron, smoking hot - is there such a thing as too hot? I use avocado oil with a high smoking point but the oil always seems to burn rather quickly, even in just a few minutes of searing. It turns into this ugly brown color and doesn't let off a great smell either.

      3. Steak is unevenly cooked (i.e. top vs. bottom). Should I be flipping it while in the oven?








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      Been trying this method recently and generally happy with the results. That being said, I can't help but feel I'm still making a few mistakes:



      1. Steak lets out quite a lot of juice when slicing it, even after it's been rested for 7-10 minutes. How do steakhouses serve a steak on a plate that almost doesn't let out a drop when cutting it?

      2. Cast iron, smoking hot - is there such a thing as too hot? I use avocado oil with a high smoking point but the oil always seems to burn rather quickly, even in just a few minutes of searing. It turns into this ugly brown color and doesn't let off a great smell either.

      3. Steak is unevenly cooked (i.e. top vs. bottom). Should I be flipping it while in the oven?






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