Ok guys. I'm so seriously. I like it a little seared on the edges, but pink on the interior.
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also, since no one ever orders rare, why don't we just re-categorize every rarity down one notch?
Originally posted by psi
every time i order it medium it's still bleeding so medium
Totally
every time i order it medium it's still bleeding so medium
Totally
Originally posted by psi
also, since no one ever orders rare, why don't we just re-categorize every rarity down one notch?
You said notch...
also, since no one ever orders rare, why don't we just re-categorize every rarity down one notch?
You said notch...
wil75
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Coated with virgin olive oil and allowed to reach room temp before placed on a hot grill for about a minute each side(for proper grill marks). Then moved to the other side of the grill to finish cooking with indirect heat.
Jeebuz
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The only "sauce" I condone for any steak is for prime rib. The au jous is good, as is creamy horseradish. Done medium rare. Melts in your mouth like butter.
Sellars
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Originally posted by Robbnva
And hot dogs
Ketchup on hotdogs is disgusting and should be left to its intended target, that being young kids. There is a reason why it is not even allowed in some hotdog/burger places in the country.
And hot dogs
Ketchup on hotdogs is disgusting and should be left to its intended target, that being young kids. There is a reason why it is not even allowed in some hotdog/burger places in the country.
Originally posted by Sellars
Ketchup on hotdogs is disgusting and should be left to its intended target, that being young kids. There is a reason why it is not even allowed in some hotdog/burger places in the country.
Whaaaatttt? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=srw3RdiIlrQ
Ketchup on hotdogs is disgusting and should be left to its intended target, that being young kids. There is a reason why it is not even allowed in some hotdog/burger places in the country.
Whaaaatttt? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=srw3RdiIlrQ
Tajson
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Originally posted by psi
also, since no one ever orders rare, why don't we just re-categorize every rarity down one notch?
I order my steak rare at times which depends on my knowledge of the kitchen and beef quality. In some countries, it is seen as a honour to the chef if you go and inspect his kitchen.
For some of you curling babies, I also order steak tatare for lunch at times which is basically a piece of bread with raw ground beef and a raw egg on top.
I never had food poisoning but then again I do not order the above in places where I do not trust the kitchen.
also, since no one ever orders rare, why don't we just re-categorize every rarity down one notch?
I order my steak rare at times which depends on my knowledge of the kitchen and beef quality. In some countries, it is seen as a honour to the chef if you go and inspect his kitchen.
For some of you curling babies, I also order steak tatare for lunch at times which is basically a piece of bread with raw ground beef and a raw egg on top.
I never had food poisoning but then again I do not order the above in places where I do not trust the kitchen.
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I've always eaten my steak medium well. Just a little pink strip in the middle. Any more kinda grosses me out, although admittedly I've probably never had a "high quality" steak.
Primate
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Originally posted by Tajson
Catchup and steak sauce are just to hide poor cooking skills...
Beef Jerky and a good steak have the same in common... if it does not have a little cowhide left then it is over-done.
A good steak is not frozen but lightly grilled in a whiskey marinade so it is still red and juicy on the inside and had flames on the outside.
A good steak doesn't need anything but a little heat, tbh.
Catchup and steak sauce are just to hide poor cooking skills...
Beef Jerky and a good steak have the same in common... if it does not have a little cowhide left then it is over-done.
A good steak is not frozen but lightly grilled in a whiskey marinade so it is still red and juicy on the inside and had flames on the outside.
A good steak doesn't need anything but a little heat, tbh.
Edited by Primate on Feb 4, 2015 03:24:18
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