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This is part of a series
covering the various beef cooking methods, each part of the
series describes in a step by step fashion how to use the following
moist and dry heat methods.
Braise-Simmering/Stew-Poach-Panbroil-Roast-Broil-Grill-Panfry and
Stirfry
DRY HEAT...PANBROIL
TOOLS
Large spatula-skillet
preferably non stick
A fast low fat
method for cooking thin cuts of beef, it works for thin patties also
and can help in portion control.
Do not use oil or water in panbroiling.
Do not add water or cover
DIRECTIONS
Put meat in a preheated skillet, preferable non stick.
Although
most meat cuts have enough fat to prevent sticking it is not
an issue with a non stick skillet
Cuts
more than 1/2" thick should be cooked on medium-low heat, thinner
cuts on medium-high heat, be careful not to overcook.
Cook until brown on both sides,
Remove fat as you cook otherwise you are actually frying.
Use your choice of seasonings and serve promptly when done.
Timetable for Popular
Panbroiling Cuts
CUT
Thickness
Temp
Time (Minutes)
Porterhouse/TBone
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1/2"
1"
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Medium High
Medium Low
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4 Rare/5Medium
10Rare/14medium
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Ribeye Steak
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1/2"
1"
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Medium High
Medium Low
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3 Rare/5Medium
10Rare/14medium
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Beef Tenderloin
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1/2"
1"
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Medium High
Medium Low
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2 Rare/3Medium
9Rare/11Medium
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Eye Round Steak
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1/2"
1"
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Medium High
Medium
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2Rare/4Medium
8Rare/10Medium
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Hamburgers
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1/2"
1"
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Medium Low
Medium Low
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Rare NO/7for 160ºF
Rare NO/11 for 160ºF |
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