Don't now that she has either but she wants to try

Vitamix makes amazing blenders

Ok cool, I'll look into them 🙂

There a bit on the pricey side but definitely worth it

Question: how do you cook a steak that fat?

It's like a roast

I'm thinking of searing on the pan. Basting, then put it in the oven

@Hawk Reaper maybe you know

About how thick is it

@xWarzardx

over 1.5 inches

Ok, so yeah you could reverse sear it

Which is where you would bake it and then sear

https://www.primalpalate.com/paleo-recipe/reverse-sear-porterhouse-steak/

Something like this

https://www.traegergrills.com/recipes/reverse-seared-porterhouse

I think that would be the best option

Hah, nice! I was about to do everything backwards 😄

I was about to pan seer it first, then oven, that makes more sense

Lol 😁

at the pan seer stage of the steak, can you still baste the steak with butter and rosemary? As I notice they encourage cooking the steak with butter on the skillet

Yup, you can add in your rosemary and garlic when your searing and it’ll be good

Great 😄
I got my Grandparents to warm up to butter & rosemary since they're pretty stingy with just salt & pepper

I do want to try garlic in the mix

I take it 1 clove works?

I'll likely take that 1 clove and mince it, and then add it to the melted butter & rosemary

Yeah, one should be good, maybe two if you want more flavor, but salting (and adding pepper) all sides of the steak before baking will also bring out a lot of flavor. But yeah, you can put your butter rosemary and garlic in the pan when you sear

Sounds good, I should try adding pepper to the steak for cooking. I usually pepper the steak when the steak is finished

because salt marinates and soaks into the steak

I salt the steaks overnight for it to sink in

Thanks for the gameplan. Before I even move forward..I need to drop 5 pounds with power greens and ginger root 😂

Starting Monday

Hahaha sounds good 😁👍🏻

I got an Anova sous vide machine for Christmas yesterday. Really looking forward to getting to use that.

I love mine!!!

I used it every holiday this year (and it’s become the standard use for my steaks).

I used my sous vide yesterday to cook up a bunch of steaks, they came out amazing!

I plan to use it to cook steak for my family and grandparents this week while I'm still home for my college Christmas break.

Unfortunately I'm not sure how I'll do it because two people like medium well, three of us medium, and two medium rare.

There are ways to do that

I had only see ways to do it with two temperature not three.