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Let’s make this at home – delicious!
1 lb flatiron
kosher salt and black pepper
1/4 tsp each onion and garlic powder
beef stock
parmesan rind
3-4 sprigs of thyme
msg optional
caramelized onions deglazed with sherry
your favorite bread, toasted and rubbed with a garlic clove
parmesan or your favorite cheese

39 Comments

  1. This is the first time I've seen any of your videos and I'm thankful to the algorithm God's ! I love the way you explain how to do this and it looks really friggin good! I can't wait to make it.

  2. I’m pretty sure the 40 dollar french dip sandwich you mentioned at the start is from Salt Hanks 😂 I definitely biked there on a day off to try it; expensive as hell but such a great meal

  3. Ik the French dip your talking about your right 37$ but worth every penny the greatest sandwich I’ve ever had I suggest everyone try it once

  4. I really enjoy your content. Seriously, keep it coming! Learning about food and how to prepare it…👌🏼

  5. Thank you for explaining how to make this up. Also for explaining how to properly cook the steak, I didn’t know that if you start moving the steak in the pan that it lowers the temperature.

  6. Thank you, thank you, thank you for correctly explaining "au jus" and "jus." I see it so frequently used wrongly on cooking shows and videos, even by chefs .

  7. What a great guy, honestly telling people cheap ways to cook good food is something most chef channels dont do its always something about "dry aging wagyu in _____"

  8. You trimmed that up nice when you took the connective tissue out of the middle. Could show us how you do that.

  9. I recently had a burger dip, which is a french dip with a hambergur patty. Yea, the onions and the swiss and the jus really carried that sandwich hard, but so hard in fact that I don't think we can really advocate for a classic french dip ever again. You could further elevate the burger dip with some spices added to the ground beef, but don't really need to.

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