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Lyndey Milan’s Seven Steps To A Perfectly Cooked Steak

Whether you like it rare, medium or well-done, follow these basic rules when cooking steak and you’ll be onto a winner – every time. Here, we go inside Lyndey Milan’s kitchen to discover her seven steps to cooking the perfect steak.

Besides using with a well-heated pan, Lyndey explains why it’s important to season the meat at the very last moment before you cook it. And did you know you should put the oil on the steak – rather than the pan? And cook it with the fat on, it will help keep the meat tender. So, those are the Dos when cooking steak. What are the Don’ts? Yep, you guessed it – don’t be tempted to turn it over more than once, that will make it tough, and don’t cut into it before it’s rested. If you want to know why all these steps are important, take a look at this short video.

But if all that’s not enough, this Aussie cook has a fail-safe method of determining whether your steak’s ready, while it’s still in the pan – press ‘play’ to learn that trick too.
Bon appetite!

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Lyndey Milan: Lyndey Milan, OAM, is one of Australia’s most beloved food personalities — a home cook hero known for her infectious zest for life, love of good food and thirst for sparkling shiraz. A familiar face on television and in print for more than four decades, Lyndey has played a pivotal role in shaping how Australians cook, eat and enjoy wine. Her philosophy of “hospitality of the table” underpins a remarkable career spanning eight television series since 2011, nine best-selling books and countless culinary appearances. Her award-winning series Lyndey Milan’s Taste of Australia took out Best Food TV at the Gourmand World Awards in 2016, with the accompanying book named Best TV Chef Cookbook in the World (English) and Best Culinary Travel Book in Australia. It later placed third overall in Gourmand’s “Best of the Best” awards at the Frankfurt Book Fair. An experienced traveller, Lyndey also hosts bespoke international food tours and cruises. She was awarded an OAM in 2014 for services to hospitality, the food and wine industry and the community, and has since been honoured as a Vittoria Legend and a Legend of the Vine.
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