Steps
- 1
Start with the cold steak cutlets on a paper plate. Drizzle some olive oil and a pinch of minced garlic on one side and rub it in.
- 2
Add other ingredients to taste. I usually just shake it right out of the spice bottles. Flip the cut of steak over and repeat.
- 3
Do not rub in the seasonings. Just the olive oil and garlic. The seasonings should soak in slowly.
- 4
Cover the steaks on the paper plates with saran wrap. Place in fridge. Let stand for 24-36 hours.
- 5
When you are ready to cook the steaks, I suggest doing so on stove top. I use a large skillet on medium low heat. I don't add butter or anything first. Just drop the steaks in and let the olive oil work its magic.
- 6
I like my steaks rare usually. But cooking them this way ensures a consistent light brown color all the way through the steak, and if done right will be the most tender, juicy steak you have ever eaten.
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