"cook steak" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
For example, you could use it in a sentence like this: "For dinner, I'm planning to cook steak, boiled potatoes and a salad."
Cook steak in a slow oven, then sear it for an appealing finish.
Mr. Johnson modestly says he is still learning to cook steak, but I'd say he has earned his doctorate.
His cell in Durham was next door to the train robber Buster Edwards, he said, and Ronnie Kray would cook steak "for his whole landing".
He and his wife no longer eat out or cook steak at home and try to buy brands of food that are on sale.
Carme Ruscalleda, chef and owner of restaurant Sant Pau, will cook steak and other culinary specialties that illustrate the special attention chefs pay to heat diffusion when cooking food.
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Her sons sometimes cook steaks and chicken on a George Foreman grill.
The owner, Yasuji Kinjo, said his father learned how to cook steaks in 1953 when he opened a nightclub for American servicemen.
When dads step off the green they, of course, make a beeline for the grill to cook steaks, burgers, and other red meats for the brood.
In the afternoon, she cooks steak in the broth for a couple of hours, then shreds it.
