gyrocfi wrote:
Arnie M. wrote:
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I buy my steaks in bulk and freeze them and never thaw them out before cooking.
I put them directly on a very hot BBQ and fast cook each side with a scorching heat that quickly turns them golden brown and even a slight trace of burned fat here and there .... then flip it and do the same on the other side.
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Maybe that's why I can never get my steaks to be anything other than well done. I've never tried grilling them from frozen. interesting.... Any other grilling tips for steak Arnie?
I like to call it "time delay cooking" ... browning the outside of a steak is what gives it the flavor .... but it takes time to accomplish that .... and too much time will dry it out ..... but if frozen the
inside thaws out and
cooks several minutes later and preserves the juices and tenderness
That is the gist of it anyway , there is no set recipe , and keep in mind searing it hot and fast on each side seals in the juices too.
Like I said , no set recipe , sometimes I will hit both sides like a fast inferno and then move it to the side of the grill and let it cook slower
The trick is to brown the outside so the surface is "well done" ... that is where the flavor comes from
Just like under-cooked bacon is limp and greasy and not very tasty .... but if you crisp it up nice you get tons of good flavor ... same idea with a steak .... crisp up the very outside layer but keep the inside tender and juicy