What is the VERY BEST Way to Cook a Steak?

Finally, the "how to get rid of a body" episode!
Just kidding. ...or am I?
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Unedited footage for this video ($5+ patrons):
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Kent was very gracious with enduring our shenanigans, so give Augustus Ranch a look next time you have to sate the hunger.
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table of contents
0:00 - guest info and meat selection
6:28 - the 4 pillars of cooking a good steak
7:22 - steak preparation
8:33 - rib eye prep
11:53 - ingredients
15:12 - cooking a bavette steak
23:46 - cutting and tasting the bavette
25:54 - cooking a chuck eye steak
29:34 - letting the rib eye rest before broiling
30:30 - cutting and tasting the chuck eye
31:56 - broil the rib eye
35:13 - cutting and tasting the rib eye
37:49 - cooking a ranch steak
41:03 - making a pan sauce
43:42 - cutting and tasting the ranch steak
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Additional Information
That time we cooked steaks with thermite
Steak | Basics with Babish
That's protein, not blood coming out of your steak
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Music used in this episode:
"Gardens" by Otesla
"The Whut" by Bluntone
"Patience" by B-Side
"Flourish" by Axian
"Things Work Out Eventually" by fantompower
"Stumble" by baaskaT

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This episode was made with the help of:
John S. (Rev) - first draft of english captioning
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[ModernRogue]

Congrats to the winners of last week's Professional's Guide to Fire Eating: Sudipta Biswas, John Davisson, Brian Mack, Dean Tyler-Battaglia, Andrew Jenkins, and Adam Wolczuk.

[Yossarianct]

I love Jason after hearing there is going to be a fight over the bone at 34:30 quickly and discretely secures the knife.

Played it like a true rogue.

[otherrestrained]

Since my surgery I have binge watched nearly all your stuff, even stuff I had already seen. Reminds me of hanging with my friends. Keep up the awesome show.

[lank_asif]

This guest is really cool! He's such a pro but doesn't insist on doing it his way, he's just like "yeah if you like it that way, do it that way. Just find your own mojo". Love it when professionals aren't arrogant tools

[dylanbutler]

"But dad, what if they don't want Medium rare?"

"We ask them politely yet firmly to leave"

[russelltalker]

When you click on a 45 minute video to watch 1 or 2 minutes and then 45 minutes later you wish there was more.

[Boldwero]

Its like the cook is trying to teach spongebob and patrick how to cook a steak lmao

[AirsoftPwnage]

I always love listening to an expert that's passionate about his area of expertise. Another incredible video, guys.

[byeah]

Only Modern Rogue would need to specify Cooking Steak (Without thermite.)

[BKJ]

"Well fight over who gets the bone"
Jason picked up the knife. He's ready after the hema dagger training

[Knifiac]

Sometimes I think that I could be a vegetarian and then I watch this video and realize it's impossible

[desired]

I love how Kent just puts up with their shit long enough to give a polite reply and then start talking about the next subject.

[Mikeological]

God I love Jason.
Expert and Brian: *talking about anatomy and where the cuts of meat would be in relation to huma-
Jason: *SHOW HIM YOUR UDDERS*

[campbellbrantley]

My favorite thing is when MR brings on guests, and they are completely unprepared to deal with Brian's and Jason's shit

[dawah]

tried using his tips on a ny strip steak today. my world is changed better than restaurants imo. ty so much modern rogue.

[CyanetixNA]

"a velvety blanket comes all over your tongue..."

"And it's so moist...

[RedDiamondCrewProductions]

This poor guy lol, he's trying so hard to make it like a real cooking show and you two are just cracking up, it's hilarious. Good content guys, would love to see more with this Butcher, he is great!

[soeveth]

can you guys do an episode on how to sharpen knives? maybe do pocket and kitchen knives. it's something I've been struggling to get right for the past 15 years.

[gethandl]

See, I saw how long this video was and thought "I'm probably not going to watch all of it but I'll have a look at the first few minutes" and lo, it's 45 minutes later, all I did was watch three people cook steak, but I enjoyed, (like really *enjoyed*) every second of it.

[arachnenet]

11:44 the poor guy just doesn't know how he ended up with these two. xD I just love those moments where Brian totally loses it!