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For a more well-done steak, you'll want to pop it in a hot (425°F/215°C) oven after searing and check the internal temperature with a thermometer after searing.
Sprinkle salt on all sides of your steak 24–72 hours before steak night, then stash it in the fridge uncovered. This draws out moisture, deeply seasons the meat, and dries the surface for a better ...
Flip steaks and sear second side until desired doneness reduce heat to medium to protect sucs in the pan. Remove steaks from pan when done and rest on a platter. Let rest 10-15 minutes ...
Season the steaks with the spice rub on just one side. Add the steaks spice rub-side down and cook, without touching, until a crust forms, about 4 minutes. Salt the non-rub side while searing.