Broiled New York Strip Steaks

Broiled New York Strip Steaks
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For those cold winter nights you’re not grilling steaks outdoors, here’s how restaurants broil streaks to perfection.

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Chef Lars
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Prep Time 10 minuters
Cook Time 10-20 minutes
Passive Time 1 hour
Servings
people
Ingredients
  • 2 New York Strip Steaks
  • 2 cups Catalina French dressing or your favorite meat marinade.
  • Salt & Pepper Or seasoned salt to taste
Toppings (Optional):
  • Herb Butter, Sauted Mushrooms, Bearnaise Sauce, Sliced Roasted Onion, Roasted Vegetables Be creative!
Prep Time 10 minuters
Cook Time 10-20 minutes
Passive Time 1 hour
Servings
people
Ingredients
  • 2 New York Strip Steaks
  • 2 cups Catalina French dressing or your favorite meat marinade.
  • Salt & Pepper Or seasoned salt to taste
Toppings (Optional):
  • Herb Butter, Sauted Mushrooms, Bearnaise Sauce, Sliced Roasted Onion, Roasted Vegetables Be creative!
Votes: 12
Rating: 4.5
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Instructions
  1. Wash steaks and pat dry with towel.
  2. In mixing bowl, whisk together salad dressing and seasoning. Pour dressing mixture into plastic bag. Transfer steaks into a plastic bag with marinade, seal and set on tabletop or sink for 30 minutes to 1 hour. Note: This step is optional. It just depends how tender the cut or if you don't have time to marinade.
  3. Move oven grill to highest placement under broiler elements. Preheat oven to Broil.
  4. Place steaks on cast iron skillet and transfer under broiler. Cook on each side for 6 minutes (medium rare) add additional minutes for medium or well done.
  5. Remove from broiler, optionally top with your choice of topping, rest steaks for 5 minutes.
  6. Serve immediately
Recipe Notes

Advanced Preparation:

  • The marinading can be done in advance but should be pat dried after an hour and sealed with as little air as possible in ziplock or better yet a foodsaver baggie.

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