How to Make Perfect Steak, a Texas Chef Favorite

Making the perfect steak is no easy task. Because there are so many varieties of steak, each with their own flavor and texture, and because everyoneâ??s tastes are a so different, you must look at making the perfect steak as an evolving art form.

It will take practice. Reputable Texas chefs take years perfecting their dish and many of the finest Dallas colleges even devote classes to making great steaks.

Step 1 â?? Decide on Your Favorite Cut of Beef

There are eight cuts of beef each offering varying degrees of tenderness and flavor. The most popular cuts for a grilled steak include: short loin cut for porterhouse, t-bone, and tenderloin steaks; sirloin cut for sirloin steaks; and, the flank cut for flank steak, which is very lean and full of flavor.

Step 2 â?? Understand Meat Grades and How to Choose a Nice Piece of Meat

Texas chefs will normally choose prime grade beef because it is the best quality of meat available. Choice and select grade beefs are also available at the grocer or butcher, but if it is in your budget, always go with the choice grade.

Also, do your best to assess the meatâ??s marbling or fat content. Large pieces of fat mean the meat is flavorful but tough, while a cut of meat with no marbling will be tender and have little flavor. The goal is to find a cut of meat with thin layers of fat for the perfect balance.

Step 3 â?? Determine Which Style of Steak You Prefer

Do you prefer a steak with many toppings or a simple steak dish with a little salt and steak sauce? Chances are you enjoy a full variety of steak dishes. Test out recipes along with cooking methods to find what you like best. Here are just a few examples of different steak dishes:

Swiss steak Beef pepper steak Country fried beef steak Beef Philly steak Island spiced beef steak Beef tenderloin steak BBQ beef steak Salisbury steak

Step 4 â?? Itâ??s All About Marinating

A marinade will not only add flavor, but it will make your steak juicy too. There are a variety of marinade recipes that you should try to see what you like best, but the two most important elements of proper marinating include lemon juice and at least four hours for your meat to rest.

Step 5 â?? Keep an Eye on the Grill and the Clock

A good steak will only be prepared one wayâ??on the grill. And most all cuts of meat will take no longer than 30 minutes on the grill. A thermometer is the best method for deciding when a cut of meat is ready. The core temperature of the meat should be between 120 degrees (rare) to 165 degrees (well done).

Once you have prepared the same steak meal a few times you will learn how to improve on your cooking method and on the items you choose to complement the meat. Just like in all types of cooking, donâ??t be afraid to take advice from the experts. If you visit a popular restaurant and enjoy the steak you order, most Texas chefs would enjoy hearing your compliments and be willing to offer a piece of advice for preparing similar dishes at home.

This article is presented by Le Cordon Bleu Institute of Culinary Arts Dallas. Le Cordon Bleu Institute of Culinary Arts Dallas offers Le Cordon Bleu culinary education classes and culinary training programs in Dallas, Texas. To learn more about the class offerings, please visit http://www.Chefs.edu/Dallas for more information.

The jobs mentioned are examples of certain potential jobs, not a representation that these outcomes are more probable than others. Le Cordon Bleu Institute of Culinary Arts Dallas does not guarantee employment or salary.

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Everyone loves good, old fashioned charcoal grilling. Aside from being cheaper than other grilling methods, it adds a raw, distinctive taste to your sausages, burgers, ribs, and other grilled items. Some people prefer charcoal grills over gas grills because they are easier to transport and are safer to use than gas. While there are differences in opinion and preference among grillers, it still remains that charcoal grills are here to stay. So be it an picnic, or an outdoor grill, charcoal grills will more that make up their worth in usefulness and reliability. When choosing charcoal grills, however, it pays to know what your needs are and to know the pros and cons of having such a grill over the other available grills around.

1. Cooking Space

First of all, you have to determine how much space you need for grilling. If you are grilling for a small family of three, you will do well enough with a 75 square-inch grill. You will have to consider larger grills if you are cooking for more people. It doesn’t make sense if you bring a puny sub-75 inch grill to a large picnic. Remember that the size of your grill increases the amount of items you can grill exponentially. Just looking at the grill won’t give you a clear idea on how big the grilling area is. Some grills have a warming rack that increases the perceived size of your grill.
2. Portability

- Get grills that have wheels
- Try choosing grills whose parts are ergonomic and efficient
- Lessen the risk of damaging your grill when transporting
- Your grill also has to withstand the rigors of outdoor use
- It does not pay to purchase a flimsy looking grill – go for those that are durable and lasting
3. Convenience

Some charcoal grills come with their own igniters. Try choosing grills that have this option. Other grills need lighter fluid to fire up. With the built-in igniter, you will not need lighter fluid anymore. On the other hand, you may want to avoid lighter fluid altogether. Some people dislike the taste and smell this fluid adds to the grill. If you must, use alcohol instead. It burns odorless and does not ruin the flavor of your food. Choose grills that allow you to easily access the ash pan. This makes cleaning the grill a lot easier. It also lessens the amount of ash flakes that may settle in your food. Also, lids are a very important part of the grill. Choose a grill that has a lid to keep the heat trapped within the grill. This allows for faster and smokeless grilling.

4. Quality

The materials used in making the grill are also very important. Some grills are made of material that easily corrodes or does not stand up well against the elements. Stainless steel grills hold up remarkably well to both the weather and the heat of the grill. Try avoiding painted grills as the paint may easily flake of. Although lightweight, durable materials are hard to come by among grills, you would do best to look for such. Remember, though, that first and foremost, the most important built characteristic you are looking for in a grill is durability.

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The charcoal BBQ grill youâ??ve had since the 90â??s had already done all it can. Then, you began realizing that weekend barbecues will never be as perfect as having an Outback BBQ griller.

Owning an Outback BBQ griller is like a ticket to popularity, with your relatives, your officemates, and even your kids. Barbecues are always done perfectly with this superb barbecue grill that was built to last for a lifetime. With a 10-year warranty, you are guaranteed perfect barbecues every time. Barbecue anything you wish, from lamb chops, to vegetables, chicken, and even marshmallows. The Outback Barbecue griller does the job by ensuring safety and high quality performance. There is an Outback Barbecue griller that suits your grilling needs, and Outback products have been optimized to make your dining experience and unforgettable one.

It isnâ??t everyday that you throw a party at your backyard, and itâ??s thru your Outback Barbecue griller that you can make your barbecue experience more than just a weekend barbecue event. There are Outback barbecue grillers that come in different sizes suited to your space and lifestyle. Outback BBQ grillers come in charcoal BBQ grillers, gas BBQ grillers, and stainless steel grillers. Beginner grillers wonâ??t go wrong with Outbackâ??s charcoal grillers. It takes up so little space, easy enough to be stored when not in use. A gas BBQ griller, on the other hand, is a popular choice and is ideal for bigger backyards. Stainless steel grillers are enjoying the top of the line status because you can leave them outside and they wonâ??t rust, easy to maintain, and the stainless steel burners are pure genius.

Outback Barbecue grillers are not too complicated to handle. Very user-friendly, and environment-friendly, the wood used in Outback BBQ grillers has been certified by the Forest Stewardship Council (FSC) who monitors and manages forest activities. Outback is also a member of the Leisure and Outdoor Furniture Association (LOFA) that represents British innovation in outdoor products manufactured in United Kingdom. All Outback Barbecue grillers have been ISO9001 approved in 1995, and Outback has been getting certification from outdoor products inspection and testing.

Outback BBQ grillers are being shipped throughout the world now, and it has received a lot of positive feedback for its quality and performance. Remember, when it comes to your Outback barbecue griller, cook healthy foods and let the barbecue griller bring out the flavour and zest in the food you eat. With safety and quality performance, you can be assured that your weekend barbecue wonâ??t become a tasteless mess, but a fun, enjoyable, and delicious barbecue party for you and your guests.

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For years, the barbecue has been male territory. Women traditionally cook when the meal is to be prepared in the kitchen at the kitchen carts islands, but when summer time comes around, men eagerly pull out their aprons and the barbecue tongs in anticipation of summer parties. The truth of the matter, however, is that women can be just as skilled at grilling up those steaks and corn on the cob as men! Your husband might gasp if you even suggest something so radical, but you might find that you love cooking outdoors.

All you ladies might be upset that I would even propose such a thing because for many, barbecuing is the one time of the year that your husband actually wants to help with the cooking! However, you have to admit that they have a much better deal. You do all the meat preparation in addition to throwing together the other dishes. The worst part of this system is that you have to do all this work inside which is not exactly pleasant when it is a humid summer day.  Why does he get to cook outside when you have to prepare everything inside? It is time to take back the kitchen, but in a creative way!

You need an outdoor kitchen island! These units were first seen on the television show “Dallas.” The main characters were a wealthy Texan family whom the producers knew would barbecue on a regular basis. In order to reflect their wealth, however, they decided they needed an outdoor gas grill; the result was a dual grill with ample counter space. The same model is even available for purchase today!

The kitchen island is the centerpiece for any outdoor kitchen. This unit can integrate everything from a gas grill and counter space to a sink and even a refrigerator. You can customize this unit so that it has the features that you need. You can leave the grilling to your husband but this set-up allows you to do your meal preparation outside as well! No one has to suffer by staying inside and you can both watch the kids as the run around outdoors as well as spend time talking to your guests. You can even pick up those grilling tons yourself and prove to everyone that you are as good at the barbecue as your husband!

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On weekends, the whole family loves to enjoy a bonding time. Most of us choose to have a vacation on our favorite beach spots and parks, while some would like to go for a movie time and watch the latest box office hit. Many of us may still want to go fishing or outdoor camping, and some would like to have some thrilling adventure, like rafting, or mountain hiking. These are only some of the perfect family getaways and activities you and the rest of your clan can do on weekends.

But what else could be better than just to stay at home, and enjoy a very special barbeque party in the backyard? A lot of us do! This is because it will not only make you spend less, but you and the rest of your family can also be assured of the same quality of time and blissful moments like any other family activities can give.

A barbeque party is not complete if there will be no meat or steak as the main ingredient, the people who will be eating it, and most of all, the grill, which is the most essential cooking apparatus to have.

Over the years, many American families hold a barbeque party with other guest invited, like their neighbors and other close friends. The most common type of grill that was used then in those early times is the charcoal grill. And since many people have been complaining a lot regarding the use of this, like it creates too much smoke that makes you smell like one of the grilled steak, and you cannot easily regulate the heat within the grill itself, many of these families are turning towards the use of a new type of grill technology, which is the gas grill.

The gas grill is easier and more convenient to use compared to the charcoal type of grill. It does not generate too much smoke, and you can be able to regulate the desired heat level you want to use in cooking your grilled steak specialty. In addition, this type of grill is easy to manipulate, because it only works with fuel sources, such as propane and natural gas.

If you are worried on how safe it is to use, you should not be so much anxious about it, because modern technologies used in creating a gas grill have ensured that there will be no gas leaks in the tubing, and there will be regulator that functions to easily control the flame or heat. So it is simple, at the same time safe to use for your barbeque party.

The only disadvantage it has compared to the traditional charcoal type grill is that, it can cause you more bucks. But even if it is a little expensive, you can still get the best out of it, and you will be assured that your steak will have a presentable and delicious finish.

Now, family life will be more enjoyable during barbeque party or any grilled steak party, because the gas grill has been invented. It will surely bring us ease and comfort in our life and happiness at home.

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I’m never more delighted than when I get invited to a barbecue cookout at a friends house, not only because it’s the way of cooking that I prefer but also because it’s a great opportunity to have a chin wag and a glass of “pop” with folks that I maybe only get to see once or twice a year.

I’m really fortunate to be part of a great bunch of lads, one group from my school days and another set from university and everyone gets on really well together. We all live in different areas of the country so it’s difficult to keep the contact and a barbecue cookout in the summer sure helps. It keeps all the kids outdoors as well which saves on the clearing up!

Friends for over twenty years, barbecue parties every summer yet still no one can cook a decent grill. I’m delighted to attend but as I turn up my eyes suddenly dilate with horror seeing chicken wings dowsed in flames and worst of all, one of my friends expecting me to eat them!

It’s probably no wonder that as soon as I turn up I wrestle the tongs off him and get the whole food rack far away from the grill for a good 15 minutes and let everything settle down.

The flames appear because the coals are not ready, fat starts to drip and up it goes! The more flames, the more fat and the more fat, the more flames. Food black on the outside, raw on the inside. Have you been there? Well here are my recommendations so that you never have to go there again.

Whether it’s a charcoal or gas barbecue grill it’s all about patience and the preparation of the coals. In a gas grill, the flames heat up the lava bricks and it’s the bricks that radiate the heat to cook the food so the simple tips for gas:-

1. Give it time and gas on full whack to get the coals up to temperature.

2. When the coals are hot and you’re ready to cook, turn the gas down just to maintain the temperature in the coals and keep them well away from the food.

Despite me saying be patient, gas is still wonderfully quick and convenient to have a barbecue but never should it be instant. Anyway, why hurry?

For charcoal barbecue grills there’s a certain knack to preparing the fire:-

1. Pile up the charcoal to get it all burning at the same pace
2. Coals are ready when they are white (not black)
3. Before cooking, spread the coals out and don’t worry, they will still give off heat.
4. Start off with the food rack on its maximum height and bring it down gradually.
5. If you’re cooking on a kettle, remember to reduce the aperture of the bottom draft.

Not only does it take patience to get the perfect BBQ but it also takes time and experience – some of my friends clearly haven’t mastered it after 20 years! So please don’t give up, it really is worth the effort when you get it right.

One final tip whilst you’re in training – put your food in a barbecue basket. If you do get some flames you can lift large quantities of food simultaneously off the grill without too much hassle.

So now you have the barbecue smoker recipes for success enjoy your BBQ this summer!

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