Department of EnergyEnvironmental Protection Agency June 23, 1998 Washington, D.C. JUN 30 1998 MEMORANDUM SUBJECT: Joint DOE/EPA Interim Policy Statement on Leasing Under the HallAmendment FROM: Timothy Fields, Jr.
Quick Answer. It takes eight to 20 minutes to cook a 1-inch thick steak medium rare on a grill. The 12-minute time variation occurs due to the setting and temperature differences within commercial grills. Continue Reading.
On the higher heat, cook the steaks for three to four minutes, flipping once. Move them to a low-heat section of the grill and cook for five to eight minutes more, flipping once, depending on how well done you prefer your steak.This will give you a medium steak.Grill less on low heat for a rarer steak and longer on the high heat for a more well-done steak.Step 5. Place the steaks on a plate, cover with foil, and let sit for three to five minutes before serving to allow the juices to settle within the meat.ove them to a low-heat section of the grill and cook for five to eight minutes more, flipping once, depending on how well done you prefer your steak. This will give you a medium steak. Grill less on low heat for a rarer steak and longer on the high heat for a more well-done steak. Step 5.