I Cooked the PERFECT STEAK! This is How


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In a perfect world what would be the perfect steak for you? For me there is nothing better than the best picanha steaks I could find …

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  1. Greg Boyce
    Greg Boyce says:

    You are still knocking the ball out of the park! That looks DELICIOUS! I do have a challenge for you. With all the leftovers that you have I know that you have to eat them at a later date. I have difficulty reheating leftovers and getting them to taste as good as they did strait off the grill. My challenge to you is to reheat a meal and compare it to a fresh off the grill. To make it harder could you use chicken? I cannot get chicken to taste juicy and tender. I am curious to see what you can do? I am glad to see that your channel is taking off. You and Mrs. Ninja should be proud!

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  2. OffyLibertyLover
    OffyLibertyLover says:

    The only thing to make this more ideal would be to surgically remove the silver skin on the picanha. I mean you have almost already have a Frankenstein fit for a beauty contest. Let's see it Ninja!!! 🙂

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  3. John Rekesius
    John Rekesius says:

    I've never thought to ask for ribeye cap at the local butcher shop. This definitely looks like something worth trying! Thank you Ninja and Mrs. Ninja! Wishing you a Happy New Year!

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  4. Boomer Taylor
    Boomer Taylor says:

    Niiinnnjaaaa… Hello again, my friend!
    It's about time you made the perfect steak, how many times have you said that before??? 😉
    When I can afford to buy a whole ribeye and peel the cap and two or three "queens," as well, I'll try it, too! 😆
    Two things… One, be sure to explain to people where to trim the queen at the right vein, a lot of markets don't do that, just like not all beef tenderloin is actually filet mignon. That cut is only a small portion of the tenderloin (hence the term "petite filet).
    And two… Try setting your sous vide 129°f.. Also, let them rest before you sear them. Try that. Then, when you sear them (try one minute per side, four minutes total) that brings back the heat without raising it too high in the middle. Would I "steer" your wrong!? (get it… "steer") 😆
    Your way takes the steak past my ideal 134° total temp and the rest afterwards means it's not sizzling on the plate. Plus the juices juice redistribute better resting before the sear. And the "one minute flips" over your screaming hot fire won't take the heat too far in. I would never lie to you, Ninja. Just like I didn't lie about the turkey. 😉 😆
    <giggle >
    Okay, continuing linguistics for chefs…
    I figured this out, how to help you. When you say "delisshhhous…" you need to relax your jaw, do not let your teeth come together, say it slowly and you will be able to say "delicious" and not "delitch-ous." 😉
    Try that, buddy. We'll get you fixed, yet! 😆
    But seriously, try keeping your temp to 129°, maybe 130°, tops then let your steaks rest at least 20min., then sear, one minute a side (x 4) I promise, you'll write me back and thank me.
    For those quality cuts you put together, the last thing you want is overcooked and not sizzling hot when they hit your sizzle plate (I always use sizzle plates!)
    Love ya, Buddy.

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