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<item><title>Chimichurri for Steak: A Bright 1-Cup Batch</title><link>https://derbycowpalace.com/chimichurri-sauce-for-steak/</link><guid>https://derbycowpalace.com/chimichurri-sauce-for-steak/</guid><description>For about 1 cup of chimichurri, stir together 30 grams finely chopped flat-leaf parsley, 10 grams minced garlic, 2 grams dried oregano, 2 grams red-pepper.</description></item>
<item><title>How to Slice Steak Against the Grain</title><link>https://derbycowpalace.com/how-to-slice-steak-against-the-grain/</link><guid>https://derbycowpalace.com/how-to-slice-steak-against-the-grain/</guid><description>To slice steak against the grain, identify the direction of the visible muscle fibers before cooking and note it with a small corner cut or photo.</description></item>
<item><title>Reverse-Sear Steak: A Thermometer-First Method</title><link>https://derbycowpalace.com/reverse-sear-steak/</link><guid>https://derbycowpalace.com/reverse-sear-steak/</guid><description>To reverse-sear a 1½- to 2-inch steak, dry and salt it, then bake on a rack in a 250°F oven until the center reaches about 125°F to 130°F.</description></item>
<item><title>Smoked Beef Short Ribs: A Tender, Meaty Guide</title><link>https://derbycowpalace.com/smoked-beef-short-ribs/</link><guid>https://derbycowpalace.com/smoked-beef-short-ribs/</guid><description>Smoke a 4- to 5-pound rack of plate beef short ribs at a measured 250°F to 275°F after seasoning with 22 grams kosher salt and 18 grams coarse black pepper.</description></item>
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