Kajikit wrote:
>
> I bought a tbone that weighs just over 2lbs and it's over an inch
> thick... obviously if I try to cook it all the way through in the
> frypan it's going to turn into shoeleather! Can anyone advise on
> finishing it in the oven? Dh will happily eat steak still mooing but I
> like it medium. We want to have the steak for dinner tonight, so
> please help! (no we don't have a grill...)


Not sure if this will work for you or not --- when I have thick bone-in
steaks or chops to cook, I like to cook them upright on the bone end for
a few minutes, give or take some -- doesn't matter when cooking on the
stove or the grill. This method may require a balancing act This
allows the bone to heat up a little bit and the meat closest to the bone
isn't so raw when the rest of the steak/chop has finished cooking. I
hope this makes sense.

Sky, who's far from expert ;>

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Sky wrote:

> Not sure if this will work for you or not --- when I have thick
> bone-in steaks or chops to cook, I like to cook them upright on the
> bone end for a few minutes, give or take some -- doesn't matter when
> cooking on the stove or the grill. This method may require a
> balancing act This allows the bone to heat up a little bit and
> the meat closest to the bone isn't so raw when the rest of the
> steak/chop has finished cooking. I hope this makes sense.

Yes, it's the last part of the cooking: side A then side B and then upright
on the bone.
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ViLco wrote:
>
> Sky wrote:
>
> > (wee snip) -- when I have thick
> > bone-in steaks or chops to cook, I like to cook them upright on the
> > bone end for a few minutes, give or take some -- doesn't matter when
> > cooking on the stove or the grill. This method may require a
> > balancing act This allows the bone to heat up a little bit and
> > the meat closest to the bone isn't so raw when the rest of the
> > steak/chop has finished cooking. I hope this makes sense.
>
> Yes, it's the last part of the cooking: side A then side B and then upright
> on the bone.


You say it so much better than I did - thanks

Sky

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