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Steak is beloved by many but can be quite intimidating to cook at home. Two chefs shared with Fox News Digital their tips and tricks for cooking a perfect steak every time.

You should be able to cook a reasonable steak on your stovetop using a cast iron grill pan, and hopefully you've got a strong enough exhaust or plentiful ventilation to handle the smoke.

Lastly, cooking the steak comes down to a little technique. You need to sear it at an amazingly high heat, lower that heat, and, then, cook the steak while basting it in butter. Then it has to rest.

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There's a reason pro chefs love this method for cooking thick cuts of beef. Here's how to reverse sear your next ribeye or porterhouse.