How to Reverse Sear Filet Mignon with Rosemary Garlic Herb Compound Butter | Grillseeker
Brand ambassador, Matt Eads from Grillseeker, shows us how to reverse sear an Omaha Steaks filet mignon with rosemary garlic herb compound butter.
Reverse sear is a two-step steak cooking technique – first, you’ll slowly bring your steak up to temperature, then you’ll sear it for a beautiful crust and finish. Reverse sear is a great technique to cook thicker steaks, like filet mignon
Slow and even cooking provides great control and prevents overcooking, resulting in perfect steak doneness. Finish with a pan-sear in a cast iron skillet to create a beautiful crust by Maillard reaction (the chemical reaction that browns the steak.)
Enhance the flavor by basting with the herb compound butter near the end of the pan-sear cooking. To baste, simply tilt your pan to the side and drizzle the melted butter over the steak. The fresh herbs in the compound butter will add an incredible flavor to the steaks.
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