I prefer to cook my steaks outside over a blazing hot fire. That was the plan the other night but when the time came, I couldn’t be bothered to light up the barbecue.
So I resorted to this pan seared version which was still awesome!
How to get this recipe right…
When pan searing steaks, it is essential that you get you pan as hot as you can. If you don’t, your steaks won’t char on the outside.
That is my opinion would be a waste of a good steak.
I usually heat the pan over a high flame for about ten minutes before cooking my steaks. Do not add oil to the pan! There is oil in the marinade which is all you need. By cooking in a hot dry pan, you will get a much better char.
For rare, cook your steaks until they have an inside temperature of 50c. For medium rare shoot for about 56c.
I like to serve fillets rare but ribeye tends to be better when cooked to medium. At least in my opionion.
Working ahead.
The marinade can be made and the steaks can marinate for one or two days before cooking.
You can also prepare the herb butter a few days in advance.
If you like this recipe, you might also like to try these…
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Pan Seared Ribeye With Italian Herb Butter and Garlic
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I hope you enjoy this pan seared ribeye steak recipe. If you do try it, please leave a comment. I’d love to hear from you.