What's the best way to cook a steak w/o grill?

[Baller Deac]

I have a couple of ribeye's and was wondering the best way to cook them without a grill.

 

[KennyRogersRoast]

Get them to room temperature. Make sure they are really dry. Sear in cast iron on each side and then toss in oven. Cook, let them rest, season.

 

[BeachBumDeac]

Sear them in a cast iron skillet, finish in the oven.

 

[JDawg]

you could've just asked "what's the best way to cook a steak?" because its the same thread

 

[TuffaloDeac10]

you could've just asked "what's the best way to cook a steak?" because its the same thread

This

 

[IAppreciateIt]

NUKE EM

 

[Bears and Deacs]

Sear on high heat on stove top, 30 seconds per side, and finish in the oven at very high heat or broil until it reaches desired temp (flipping once while in the oven). Usually about 2 mins per side for medium rare.

 

[ChaosDeac]

Another vote for sear in cast iron skillet then put it in the oven to finish. Also, posters above are right as this method is better than the grill.

 

[DeaconSoDear]

Make sure you turn on your exhaust fan/open a window when you do this...there will be smoke.

 

[myDeaconmyhand]

 

[tsywake]

you could've just asked "what's the best way to cook a steak?" because its the same thread

Drinking a beer while cooking a steak in the oven just doesn't have the same ring or feel.

 

[JDawg]

Drinking a beer while cooking a steak in the oven just doesn't have the same ring or feel.

I don't do it often either, he did ask the best way to cook a steak

 

[Baller Deac]

Thanks everyone I thought that searing and finishing in oven was the best way, I just wasn't sure what temp to put them on in the oven. Not sure how coherent this is, I have been drinking crown all day.

 

[DeaconCav06]

I use the broiler.

 

[ImTheCaptain]

Get them to room temperature. Make sure they are really dry. Sear in cast iron on each side and then toss in oven. Cook, let them rest, season.

pretty sure this is the best way to cook them, period.

 

[WFUtoUSC]

Another vote for sear in cast iron skillet then put it in the oven to finish. Also, posters above are right as this method is better than the grill.

Sear on high heat on stove top, 30 seconds per side, and finish in the oven at very high heat or broil until it reaches desired temp (flipping once while in the oven). Usually about 2 mins per side for medium rare.

Sear them in a cast iron skillet, finish in the oven.

Get them to room temperature. Make sure they are really dry. Sear in cast iron on each side and then toss in oven. Cook, let them rest, season.

+1

I like to do the searing in a cast iron skillet after I've cooked my mushrooms and onions in the same skillet

 

[ChrisL68]

Has anybody mentioned searing them on each side with a cast iron skillet and then cooking them in the oven?

 

[wfudkn]

I use the broiler.

Same, but only if it's a gas broiler.

 

[Deacfreak07]

Isn't it better to sear them cold rather than room temp? Don't you get a better sear that way?

 

[Deacfreak07]

Also throw a pat of butter on them in the oven.