Best Time to Cook Omaha Steaks

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Cheap travel deals and the best time to cook Omaha Steaks. Fall signifies so many things to people.
Trees bursting with color, football, and tailgating.

The cooler temperatures let you grill Omaha Steaks, burgers, and brats outside without working up a sweat. It’s also a great time to make the best buffalo wings recipe.

If you don’t have a grill or outdoor BBQ, you can finish cooking your steak in the oven like these 3 Omaha chefs.

You can also cook your steak in a pan on your stovetop. Which is what we ended up doing because we were out of propane.

Omaha Steaks offers the usual assortment of steaks from filet mignon, ribeye, to T-bone and porterhouse. But they also have different cuts you might not find unless you ask a butcher.

Bistro Steak

Cuts of meat like the bistro steak. Bistro steak, also known as petite tender, is the poor man’s filet mignon.

Tender, juicy, and full of flavor, this is a great steak for someone who wants a value-priced steak

Pro-tip: When cooking steak (or any meat) it’s important to bring it to room temperature. This lets your steak cook evenly.

Remember to generously apply your seasoning. You only need to use Kosher salt and pepper. A good cut of steak should have great flavor without having to add extra seasonings.

After letting the bistro steaks temper (come to room temperature) Jeff seared the steaks, two minutes on each side, in a hot All-Clad Stainless Steel pan. He likes the lighter weight of the pan and that it can easily transfer to a hot oven.

I prefer using cast iron. Because cast iron keeps the temperature longer, it gives a deeper sear on the steak.

Both types of pans work great, it’s a matter of personal preference. 🙂

To finish off cooking the steaks, put them in a 450-degree oven for a couple of minutes. The exact length depends on how you like your steak cooked.

Be sure to let your steak rest for about five minutes before serving so the juices don’t escape.

Omaha Steaks make the perfect holiday gift. Orders arrive on dry ice via FedEx. Watch this Unboxing Omaha Steaks video.

Pro-tip: You can cook Omaha Steaks, burgers, brats, and other meats in a George Foreman grill.
So consider sending your favorite college student a gift of burgers from Omaha Steaks.

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