Why You Should Sear Hibachi Steak Whole — Not Pre-Cut — For Better Results at Home
Jason Farmer breaks down the biggest mistake home cooks make with hibachi steak — cutting the meat before searing — and shows the correct teppanyaki technique for juicier, restaurant-quality results. The video covers steak selection (NY strip), mushroom prep, fat cap crisping, resting, and finishing with garlic butter, all for a fraction of Benihana prices.
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by Jason Farmer
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🧾 Ingredients
- 1New York strip steak (6-9 oz, ¾ inch thick)
- 2White button mushrooms
- 3Neutral oil (safflower or similar)
- 4Kosher salt
- 5Cracked black pepper
- 6Garlic butter
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