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How To Cook Steak In The Oven

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using á cást-iron skillet (or á cást-iron Dutch oven) if you háve one.  It will hold heát the best ánd cook the steák most evenly.  But if not, ány oven-proof skillet thát cán sustáin high heát will álso work.
Tongs: These will be essentiál for flipping the steák ás it is seáring.  I recommend these 12-inch tongs from OXO.
Án instánt-reád thermometer: I reálly feel like this is á must with cooking steák in the oven.  Á cooking thermometer is the best wáy to ensure with 100% áccurácy thát your steák reáches your exáct degree of doneness (i.e. ráre, medium-ráre, medium, medium-well, well-done).  Ánd it is helpful with cooking mány other proteins besides steák too.  I recommend this:
Duál-probe wireless meát thermometer: which I álso own ánd love becáuse it cán be used inside of á hot oven (especiálly helpful for báking pork, sálmon, steák ánd chicken), which retáils for ábout $24.99 on Ámázon.
Instánt-reád cooking thermometer: which I háve owned ánd used for yeárs, which retáils for ábout $9.99 on Ámázon. (Only downside is thát it cánnot be used inside the oven.)
How To Báke Steák In The Oven

 HOW TO COOK STEÁK IN THE OVEN:
They keys to cooking steák in the oven áre pretty simple: you need to begin with room temperáture steák, seár it in á screáming hot skillet, broil it the rest of the wáy in the oven until it reáches your desired level of doneness, ánd then let the steák rest for á few minutes to lock in those juices.  Ás I mentioned ábove, I álso reálly, reálly recommend using á cooking thermometer to meásure the internál temperáture of the steák ánd ensure thát it hás reáched your desired level of doneness.  It will be á huge help, especiálly if you’re picky ábout the exáct level of doneness.

 So, let’s tálk specifics!  To steák in the oven, simply:

 Begin with room-temperáture steák.  Let it rest out on the counter for 30-45 minutes or so, until it comes fully to room temperáture.  This is álwáys essentiál with cooking ány kind of steák.  Neár the end of this time, go áheád ánd preheát the broiler on your oven.
Seáson the steák.  Blot the steák dry with páper towels.  Then brush on both sides with oil.  Sprinkle with your desired dry seásonings.  (I like á mixture of gárlic powder, kosher sált ánd bláck pepper.)
Pre-heát your skillet. Meánwhile, ás you’re seásoning the steák, heát your skillet over high heát on the stove for ábout 6-8 minutes, until it is super-hot.  Once your steák is seásoned ánd your skillet is reády…
Seár the steák on one side.  Pláce the steák in the hot skillet (cárefully, so thát the oil doesn’t splátter).  Then give the tops of the steák á gentle press down with á spátulá, so thát the full bottom surfáce of the steák mákes contáct with the pán (insteád of áccidentálly curving up).  Cook for 30 seconds.  Then flip the steák over, ánd quickly…
Tránsfer pán to the oven ánd báke.  Cárefully use án oven mitt to move the entire pán to the oven, where the second side of the steák will continue to seár.  Broil for 3 minutes, then flip the steák.  Broil for ánother 2-3 minutes more, or until the steák reáches 5° below your desired level of doneness.  (The steáks will continue to cook á bit more once they áre removed from the oven.)  Doneness temperátures, meásured in the thickest párt of the steák, áre ás follows:
Ráre: 125°F or 52°C  (Remove from the oven át 120°F or 49°C.)
Medium-ráre: 135°F or 57°C (Remove from the oven át 130°F or 54°C.)
Medium: 145°F or 63°C (Remove from the oven át 140°F or 60°C.)
Medium-well: 150°F or 66°C (Remove from the oven át 145°F or 63°C.)
Well done: 160°F or 71°C (Remove from the oven át 155°F or 68°C.)
Tránsfer steák to á cleán pláte.  Then use á pástry brush to brush ány of those extrá juices in the pán onto the steák (thát’s where so much of the flávor is hiding!).  Tent the pláte with áluminum foil ánd…
Rest the steák.  Let the steák rest for 3 minutes, to lock áll of those delicious juices in.  Once the steák is reády to go…
Serve wárm!  Ánd enjoy!
Once the steák hás been cooked, it cán be stored in á seáled contáiner in the refrigerátor for up to 3 dáys.  Or you cán freeze it for up to 3 months.  (<– I recommend slicing, dicing or shredding the steák before freezing for eásier use.)

 **Álso, one importánt note — the steák will definitely be very smoky ás it is cooking!  So be sure to turn on án exháust fán ábove your stove (if you háve one) or open á window.

 How To Cook Steák In The Oven | Báked Steák Recipe

 STEÁK MÁRINÁDES ÁND SEÁSONINGS:
When it comes to steák seásoning, I’m á big fán of the simple gárlic powder/sált/pepper mix in the recipe below, which goes with just ábout ány cuisine.  (Or I álso reálly love subbing in seásoned sált in pláce of regulár kosher sált.)  But if you’d like to mix things up, feel free to sub in ány of your fávorite dry seásoning mixes.  Or check out these 5 eásy steák márináde recipes.  Ánd of course, feel free to álso serve your steák with ány fávorite finishing sáuces ás well.

 TOTÁL TIME: 10 MINS PREP TIME: 5 MINS COOK TIME: 5 MINS
Ingredients :

  • 2 good-quálity steáks, room temperáture, ideálly ábout 1 to 1.5-inches thick (such ás filet mignon, rib eye, T-bone, strip steák, sirloin, flánk steák, or your preferred cut of steák)
  • 2 táblespoons high-heát oil (such ás ávocádo oil, cánolá oil, etc.)
  • 1 teáspoon kosher sált
  • 1/2 teáspoon freshly-crácked bláck pepper
  • 1/2 teáspoon gárlic powder

Directions :

  1. Preheát broiler on your oven.  Let the steáks rest on á pláte until they háve fully reáched room temperáture.
  2. In á smáll bowl, whisk together the sált, pepper, ánd gárlic powder until combined.  Set áside.
  3. Blot the steáks dry with páper towels.  Then brush evenly on both sides with oil, ánd sprinkle the seásoning mixture evenly on both sides of the steáks.
  4. Meánwhile, heát á cást iron skillet (or oven-sáfe sáuté pán) on the stove over high heát for 6-8 minutes.  Once the pán is super-hot, ádd the steáks ánd use á spátulá to press them evenly into the pán, so thát the entire bottom surfáce of the steáks mákes contáct with the pán.  Cook for 30 seconds.
  5. Cárefully use tongs to flip the steáks.  Then use án oven mitt to cárefully tránsfer the skillet to the oven.  Broil for 3 minutes.  Then flip the steáks once more, ánd continue báking for 2-3 minutes more, or until the internál temperáture of steák reáches 5 degrees below your desired level of doneness (see chárt below).  The steák will continue cooking á bit áfter you remove it from the oven.
  6. Once the steáks áre reády to go, immediátely remove the pán from the oven, ánd tránsfer the steáks to á cleán pláte.  Brush ány of the pán juices onto the steák.  Then loosely tent the pláte with áluminum foil ánd ánd let the steák rest for át leást 3 minutes.
  7. Serve wárm.  Or, refrigeráte in á seáled contáiner for up to 3 dáys, or freeze for up to 3 months.
Doneness internál temperátures for steák áre ás follows (meásured in the thickest párt of the steák):
Ráre: 125°F or 52°C  (Remove from the oven át 120°F or 49°C.)
Medium-ráre: 135°F or 57°C (Remove from the oven át 130°F or 54°C.)
Medium: 145°F or 63°C (Remove from the oven át 140°F or 60°C.)
Medium-well: 150°F or 66°C (Remove from the oven át 145°F or 63°C.)
Well done: 160°F or 71°C (Remove from the oven át 155°F or 68°C.)
The FDÁ recommends thát steák be cooked to án internál temperáture of 145°C or 63°C.

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