What should I season my filet mignon with?

The classic, traditional method of seasoning filet mignon uses nothing more than salt and pepper. If you’d like to take a different approach, try seasoning your filet mignon with fresh herbs, garlic, and lemon zest. Or, for a third option, grill the filets after seasoning them with rosemary, pepper, and mustard powder.

How do you cook a frozen filet mignon in Omaha?

Heat a small amount of oil in a large oven-proof pan (we love cast iron) over high heat on your stovetop. Sear the meat for 2-3 minutes on the first side or until well browned. Flip the meat and then place the pan in the preheated oven until cooked to your desired doneness (see the Omaha Steaks Cooking Chart).

How do you season Omaha Steaks?

The easiest (and butcher’s favorite) way to go is simple sea salt and black pepper. Choose a chunky salt and freshly cracked pepper if you can, and generously season your steak about 30 minutes before cooking. This gives time for the salt to work its way into the beef and further break it down and create more flavor.

How do you pan sear and bake filet mignon?

Sear filets 2 minutes per side on the stovetop in a cast iron skillet on high heat with real butter or oil and then immediately transfer to a preheated oven at 415° F. I typically bake filets for about 5-6 minutes for medium-rare.

Should I Marinate filet mignon before grilling?

You would not want to marinate prime cuts like filet mignon or rib eye, especially premium aged beef that is already delectably flavorful and tender. But for classic grilling cuts like flank steak or hanger steak, a marinade can transform an otherwise chewy cut into an absolute delicacy.

Should I salt filet mignon before cooking?

Most cooks, however, salt the filet before grilling, although many of them make the mistake of salting too soon before cooking. Salt at least 40 minutes to an hour before grilling. Salt brings moisture out to the surface of the steak.

Should you marinate a filet mignon?

Do you need to marinate Omaha Steaks?

First things first: when you start with high-end steaks like Omaha Steaks, you do NOT need to marinate. Filet mignon, ribeye, top sirloin, New York strip, flat iron… these are the best, naturally tender steaks anywhere, and they need little more than light seasoning and heat.