How can I salvage a tough piece of entrecôte?
I recently purchased what I believed to be a premium pack of entrecôtes, but after preparing one, it turned out to be as tough as shoe leather, despite cooking it to a flawless medium-rare using my usual reverse sear method that typically yields perfect steaks.
Now, I have two steaks in my freezer that were too pricey to discard, yet they’re too tough to enjoy.
Does anyone have any suggestions?
I don’t mind putting in some effort to chew my steaks, but this was just beyond what I could handle.
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