Gallery: Steakcraft: Porterhouse, Strip, and Rib Steaks at Porter House NY

The Porter House NY porterhouse steak
Dry ged USDA Prime 36 oz. Porterhouse steak for two.

Chef Michael Lomonaco

Two Michaels
Chefs Michael Lomonaco and Michael Ammirati.

Short Loins
Dry aged USDA Prime.

Cutting the steaks
The steaks are fabricated on the band saw.

Band Saw
Because Porter House NY has an in-house butcher—replete with bandsaw—they can take whole short loin primals and break them down themselves.

Hand Trimmed
A porterhouse steak is trimmed of fat.

Ready for the broiler
A trimmed porterhouse steak.

Short Loin Steaks
Porterhouse, T Bone and NY Strip steaks.

Rib Steaks
Ready for the broiler

Seasoning the rib steak
A liberal coating of salt is applied just prior to cooking.

Patted in
Chef Lomonaco presses the salt into rib steak.

Rib Steak in the broiler
The steaks are cooked in a 1600° Vulcan broiler.

Developing the crust

Hatch marks

Resting the Rib Steak
The steak is allowed to rest after cooking.

Dry aged fat
The trimmings from the steaks are reduced and clarified and then used to baste the steaks instead of butter.

Basting in dry aged fat.
After being rested dry aged fat brushed on the steaks and flashed in the broiler.

Brushing the rib steak

A little more love
A final dab of dry aged fat is applied.

Ready for service

Michael and his steak

A final flourish
Watercress is added to the plate.

The Porter House NY Cowboy Rib Steak
Brussels sprouts, onion rings.

Salting the Porterhouse

Porterhouse sear
The porterhouse is seared on the first side.

Porterhouse Flip

Finishing the Porterhouse
After resting the porterhouse is brushed in dry aged fat and flash broiled.

Slicing the porterhouse

Removing the filet

Finishing the steak
Dry aged fat is brushed on after slicing.

A final blast in the broiler
The porterhouse is popped in the broiler immediately before service,

Porterhouse sliced on table

Searing the NY Strip

NY Strip flip

NY Strip on Broiler
Almost ready.

Resting the strip

Brushing the strip
Dry aged fat is applied to the NY Strip.

Chef and Steak

NY Strip Steak
French fries, creamed spinach.

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