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I've tried this on steak and corn on the cob. Both are great. The thing I like about it on steak is you don't ever really over do it. Most of the time it's Ribeyes on a gas grill for me.
I've always thought it made more since to just add real butter. Is this stuff really that good? Seems so strange to me.
Agreed. It seems like marketing towards beginner cooks.
Looking at ingredients, doesn't seem as bad as you would expect from something "butter flavored" (i.e. artificial flavors and ingredients). Main ingredient is salt. I think the "butter" part comes from powdered buttermilk.
I'd say in this case, worth giving a shot.
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For my steak, typically it's 3T-4T of butter, 1t of dried thyme, 2 cloves of garlic crushed. Salt/Pepper the steak cook on one side for 3 minutes, flip and add the butter/thyme/garlic and spoon it onto the steak for the remainder of cooking until desired internal temp.
Anyone else comment on if this is good on steaks or not? I never know if you rub this on your steak and use Salt+Pepper still...
I use this but it is so salty that if you salt your steaks before grilling, you will over salt them by adding this to it. This is coming from a saltaholic! I prefer just putting butter on top of the steak like they do in a lot of restaurants. Much better!!
This stuff is really good. We use it on everything.
Just a heads up if you want more the 6 pack of 6.5 oz is also on sale for $21.74 and there was a coupon for 15% off your first S&S order (may be targeted). Mine came out to $18.31 for 6 6.5oz bottles ($3.05/bottle)
Cover your steak with kosher salt and ground pepper (almost impossible to over season if you use these). Put olive oil in your pan and get it to medium high heat until the pan starts to smoke.
Lay the steak away, cook on one side for 2 minutes or until you get a nice sear. Put the steak on its fatty side with tongs to let the fat render down for 1 minute and let the steak sear on the opposite side for another 2 minutes.
At this point you can touch the steak to get an idea how cooked it is. Most moderately thick rib eyes and new york steaks will still be blue or rare. Both sides should be nicely seared.
Put the steak back on the other side for 1 minute at a time until it reaches your desired temperature.
When your steak is about 30 seconds away from being done, add in butter onion and garlic, baste the steak with a spoon and the melted butter sauce religiously on each side while holding the pan off of the heat with your other hand. You will notice a crust starting to form.
If its a very big steak, finish it off in the oven at 350 degrees, but be careful, steak cooks fast in the oven, check the temperature every couple of minutes.
Once your steak is finished, plate it, cover it in butter sauce and let it rest for 5 minutes.
If you do this, you will have steak house quality steaks every single time. You can add your own herbs and sauces to the butter to add your own twist on the flavor.
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For my steak, typically it's 3T-4T of butter, 1t of dried thyme, 2 cloves of garlic crushed. Salt/Pepper the steak cook on one side for 3 minutes, flip and add the butter/thyme/garlic and spoon it onto the steak for the remainder of cooking until desired internal temp.
This is what I use as well. Costco has larger bottles of it for similar pricing
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Salt, Dried Garlic, Spices, Onion Powder, Dried Red Bell Pepper, Yeast Extract, Butter (Cream, Salt), Buttermilk, Silicon Dioxide (Anticaking), Rosemary and Green Tea Extracts (Antioxidants), Turmeric and Annatto Extractives (Color), Natural Flavor
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Looking at ingredients, doesn't seem as bad as you would expect from something "butter flavored" (i.e. artificial flavors and ingredients). Main ingredient is salt. I think the "butter" part comes from powdered buttermilk.
I'd say in this case, worth giving a shot.
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Salt, Dried Garlic, Spices, Onion Powder, Dried Red Bell Pepper, Yeast Extract, Butter (Cream, Salt), Buttermilk, Silicon Dioxide (Anticaking), Rosemary and Green Tea Extracts (Antioxidants), Turmeric and Annatto Extractives (Color), Natural Flavor
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For my steak, typically it's 3T-4T of butter, 1t of dried thyme, 2 cloves of garlic crushed. Salt/Pepper the steak cook on one side for 3 minutes, flip and add the butter/thyme/garlic and spoon it onto the steak for the remainder of cooking until desired internal temp.
Salt, Dried Garlic, Spices, Onion Powder, Dried Red Bell Pepper, Yeast Extract, Butter (Cream, Salt), Buttermilk, Silicon Dioxide (Anticaking), Rosemary and Green Tea Extracts (Antioxidants), Turmeric and Annatto Extractives (Color), Natural Flavor
Just a heads up if you want more the 6 pack of 6.5 oz is also on sale for $21.74 and there was a coupon for 15% off your first S&S order (may be targeted). Mine came out to $18.31 for 6 6.5oz bottles ($3.05/bottle)
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Lay the steak away, cook on one side for 2 minutes or until you get a nice sear. Put the steak on its fatty side with tongs to let the fat render down for 1 minute and let the steak sear on the opposite side for another 2 minutes.
At this point you can touch the steak to get an idea how cooked it is. Most moderately thick rib eyes and new york steaks will still be blue or rare. Both sides should be nicely seared.
Put the steak back on the other side for 1 minute at a time until it reaches your desired temperature.
When your steak is about 30 seconds away from being done, add in butter onion and garlic, baste the steak with a spoon and the melted butter sauce religiously on each side while holding the pan off of the heat with your other hand. You will notice a crust starting to form.
If its a very big steak, finish it off in the oven at 350 degrees, but be careful, steak cooks fast in the oven, check the temperature every couple of minutes.
Once your steak is finished, plate it, cover it in butter sauce and let it rest for 5 minutes.
If you do this, you will have steak house quality steaks every single time. You can add your own herbs and sauces to the butter to add your own twist on the flavor.
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https://www.walmart.com/ip/Kinder.../336880549
For my steak, typically it's 3T-4T of butter, 1t of dried thyme, 2 cloves of garlic crushed. Salt/Pepper the steak cook on one side for 3 minutes, flip and add the butter/thyme/garlic and spoon it onto the steak for the remainder of cooking until desired internal temp.
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