Plans for a new library were already under way and with funding assistance from the City of Seabrook, a new state-of-the-art facility was completed in 2011. The new Evelyn Meador Library reopened on June 28th, 2011, two days after the 23rd anniversary of the original opening in 1988.
1 Salt your steak at least 40 minutes before you cook it. 2  Most cooks salt their steaks right before placing it on the grill. 3  Because salt is a desiccant, this draws the moisture out to the surface of the steak, where it gets seared off immediately.4  This produces mostly an underwhelming steak. First, a steak that has come to room temperature will cook more evenly. 2  You won't have a hot exterior and a chilly interior. 3  Second, the steak will cook quicker. 4  This means less time on the grill, or the frying pan, or in the oven, and more time spent sipping wine.
Myth 2: Season and Add Marinades Before You Cook the Steak. Absolutely not, says chef Lomonaco. You only want to use salt, thick course ground salt at that.. Marinades, said Lomonaco, will burn while cooking and pepper becomes bitter when you grill with it. The best way to season a steak for cooking is to use only salt, and keep the sauces for the table.