If you're looking to really achieve perfection here, I'd advise doing a reverse-sear technique: Cook the steak in the air ...

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Porterhouse. Ribeye. Filet mignon. All of these cuts are hugely popular steak staples. But which goes best in the air fryer? And what other surprising cuts lend themselves to the countertop oven?

For melt-in-the-mouth tenderness, air-fried steak is hard to beat. Here's how I do it, and how I solved the one big problem with it. T3. Smarter living since 1996. US Edition ...

We all deserve a fancy meal once in a while, and nothing says “treat yourself” more than a steak dinner. A sizzling plate of juicy, flavorful beef can make any occasion one to remember. But ...

The cooking time will vary based on how thick your cut is, but to do medium with a one-inch cut of steak, set the air fryer to cook for 12 minutes at 400 degrees Fahrenheit / 205 degrees Celsius.

This recipe is perfect for cooking standard steaks, around 2cm/¾in thick. If you’re cooking fillet steak, increase the cooking time a little.

Scatter the steak bites in the air fryer so they’re not crowded, and cook at 400°F for seven minutes. Serve tossed in a board sauce, chimichurri, or as-is in their meaty glory.

After a long, rough day at work, you come home to realize you didn’t take anything out for dinner. No worries, because you have steak in the freezer. And don’t you dare put that steak in the ...

Just be careful to dry off the steak pretty well prior to placing it in the air fryer. When it comes to temperature, don't shoot for the highest temperature setting: I'd go with 12 to 15 minutes ...