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a low oven and end in a hot pan on the stovetop. by searing at the end, you'll get tender, perfectly cooked meat with a crisp, burnished crust every time. published: march , last updated: october , serious eats videos watch more videos replay [photographs: j. kenji loĢpez-alt. video: serious eats team
, the faster energy is transferred, and the less evenly your meat cooks. conversely, the more gently a steak is cooked, the more evenly it cooks. meat cooked at very high temperatures develops a thick, gray band that indicates overcooking. by starting steaks in a low-temperature oven, you wind up with...
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