- Pat the T-bone steak thoroughly dry with paper towels until all excess moisture is completely removed
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Make sure all surface moisture is removed, otherwise the meat will steam instead of searing and won't develop a good crust.
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Make sure all surface moisture is removed, otherwise the meat will steam instead of searing and won't develop a good crust.
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Season evenly across the entire piece of steak, otherwise under-seasoned parts will lack flavor.
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Heat the cast iron skillet thoroughly before adding oil, otherwise the meat will stick to the pan.
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Place the steak away into the pan to avoid hot oil splattering onto the skin.
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Do not let the butter burn
maintain moderate heat so the milk solids turn a golden brown without turning black, otherwise it will taste bitter
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Tilt the pan slightly towards oneself while spooning the hot butter to gather the liquid efficiently without spilling, otherwise hot oil may spill.
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Flip carefully with tongs to avoid splashing hot oil and butter onto yourself.
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Use tongs securely when lifting the heavy steak with a thermometer to avoid dropping it, otherwise hot oil may splatter.
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Do not skip resting time, otherwise all the flavorful juices will run out onto the board when sliced and the meat will become dry.
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Use a sharp carving knife to slice cleanly without tearing the tender meat fibers.
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Sprinkle finishing salt lightly just before eating so the salt crystals maintain their crunchy texture.