Cfour
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Big thick pork chop, seasoned the way you like it. Throw it straight on the foreman and you end up with pig leather! Well maybe not THAT bad...but tough. I can take the cheapest cut steak, the thickest pork chop, a thick venison steak and cook it on foreman and you can cut it with the fork. And I....am going to share with you:veryhappy:. If you have a pressure cooker use it. If you don't buy it! Walmart.com: Presto 8-Qt. Aluminum Pressure Cooker: Kitchen & Dining. It will give tender cuts of meat. Example of a GOOOOOD steak below.
I'll take a large cheap sirloin steak (frozen or thawed don't matter) and place in pressure cooker. Add a little shot of olive oil and some extra steak seasoning. I fill the pot half full of water and close the lid. Set stove eye to high and place the pot. As soon as tumbler starts to rattle turn heat back to medium & set timer for 12 to 15 mins. After 15 mins remove pot and place in sink. Run cold water over the pot until pressure is gone. DON'T open pot b4 this....she may BLOW! lol! Just lift tumbler slightly while cold water is running over pot. When you don't hear steam anymore you can open it. Your Foreman should be heating up now.
Remove steak and discard the water in pot. I dry my steak by touching lightly with paper towel. Then I brush it with fresh olive oil. Then I add a little more steak dust & slap it on the foreman. Somewhere between 5 & 10 mins & she's done! You may hafta slide it onto your plate 'cause it may fall apart if ya pick it up!
Total prep time about 35 to 40 mins. But I promise it's worth it.
I'll take a large cheap sirloin steak (frozen or thawed don't matter) and place in pressure cooker. Add a little shot of olive oil and some extra steak seasoning. I fill the pot half full of water and close the lid. Set stove eye to high and place the pot. As soon as tumbler starts to rattle turn heat back to medium & set timer for 12 to 15 mins. After 15 mins remove pot and place in sink. Run cold water over the pot until pressure is gone. DON'T open pot b4 this....she may BLOW! lol! Just lift tumbler slightly while cold water is running over pot. When you don't hear steam anymore you can open it. Your Foreman should be heating up now.
Remove steak and discard the water in pot. I dry my steak by touching lightly with paper towel. Then I brush it with fresh olive oil. Then I add a little more steak dust & slap it on the foreman. Somewhere between 5 & 10 mins & she's done! You may hafta slide it onto your plate 'cause it may fall apart if ya pick it up!
Total prep time about 35 to 40 mins. But I promise it's worth it.
