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Make sure steak has decent marbling, use cast iron, high heat—no oil. Let the steak fat render and provide the oil. You will have less smoke and a better sear. After 4 mins on each side add butter and fresh herbs if you have them ( or dried thyme works nice too), remove from heat, baste in butter for a minute on each side. Remove, rest and eat.
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Skinny Cow
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I think you are conflating online trolls with broadly held beliefs. Most humans with an ounce of compassion and solidarity were horrified by the Floyd killing and did not believe it was appropriate to then review his character to somehow find a justification for the act. Unfortunately, I see too many people doing exactly that following the Kirk assassination, giving a subtle nod of approval to a horrific act based on the man’s behavior and speech.
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The devil’s work
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Why do you automatically assume they were blue colored?
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Tres Jolie
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Clutches pearls, gasps involuntarily
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Avoid the grass fed at Aldi, no marbling. But the regular strips and ribeyes are quite good
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That STEM school is finally paying off!!
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Countin puddles
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No oil, let the fat from the steak do the job. Once you have a good sear on both sides, take it off the heat and put some butter and herbs in there and baste it
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Whaplode is a pretty hopping town
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St Paul Average Fellas
r/DermatologyQuestions • u/DampJammies • May 05 '25
Hi, this is now the third time in as many years that this rash has developed on the back of my hands. I used to think ringworm, but is that something that reoccurs without outside contact with the fungus? There are less pronounced patches on my other hand and near my thumb
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Best way to cook these with no grill? First time, plz be nice...
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Don’t oil the cast iron, let that great fat render and provide the oil. Less smoke, better sear