Those were pancakes!I like my steak well done, just to let you know![]()
It's not. Use a thermometer. That would be like summoning in Dark Souls.The Dark Souls of Steak, cooking on the charcoal.
The rewards are great, as is the risk.
We salute you.
This is the most important advice. Letting the steak come up to room temp, salted, reverse sear, completely changed steak for me. It's like a different ingredient in terms of the flavour and juice, and it's the only way to get a steak to medium or medium well without it getting dry or tough.I'd also like to add that you need to let your steaks come up to room temp before you cook them, if you take them straight from the fridge to the grill they will often burn on the outside before the inside warms up. A properly prepared steak can just breeze past the grill in just a few minutes, even the thicker cuts.
Don't leave us hanging.No Asmongold style on the poll options?
That's a great usernameMedium without that watery red shit
Some people like rare but they are impressed by the bloody look.
The look is almost as important as the taste for many.
Also, if you ask for rare and the chef is terrible, you get an animal that still move on your plate.
I'd also like to add that you need to let your steaks come up to room temp before you cook them, if you take them straight from the fridge to the grill they will often burn on the outside before the inside warms up. A properly prepared steak can just breeze past the grill in just a few minutes, even the thicker cuts.
I find it easier to just use thinner steaks for those "well done, please" heathens than try to appease them with a proper inch thick slab they will probably just massacre anyway, cutting away all the fatty bits and anything that has a hint of pink to it. The message sent when they get a little skirt steak while the true friends get a ribeye is clear as day![]()
This reminds me: Independence Day weekend is coming up, so...
I don't trust restaurants to cook my steak the way I like.This reminds me: Independence Day weekend is coming up, so...
Let's talk steak before the big cook out!
- What's the best place to get a good steak?
- Which cuts work best on the grill?
- What kind of rub do you do? Or just salt and pepper?
- Do you dry age it? Use a wet marinade?
I don't know if you flour the steak before frying, but where I'm from, we call it 'chicken fried steak'.I usually cut mine into thin strips and fry them, cuz I can't cook. Idk what that counts as
THAT MAKES NO SENSEI don't know if you flour the steak before frying, but where I'm from, we call it 'chicken fried steak'.
Ostensibly, yes.THAT MAKES NO SENSE
love em nice & well done the flesh should be grey when cut theres no need for pink inside as it gets a nice dollop of heinz ketchup on top.
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if you aren't chewing for at least 10 mins for each bite, are you really enjoying steak?![]()
...also, disgusting.
Not much to enjoy when you cook all the flavor out, and ketchup? What are you, 12?if you aren't chewing for at least 10 mins for each bite, are you really enjoying steak?
You're trolling obviously, but that gave me a good chuckle.if you aren't chewing for at least 10 mins for each bite, are you really enjoying steak?
You may be a Fartist sir but you are an artist in my eyes.
The only thing you should be chewing on is your poorly cooked steak.if you aren't chewing for at least 10 mins for each bite, are you really enjoying steak?
reminds me of that other dude that chipped up Mr ribeye was it?Not much to enjoy when you cook all the flavor out, and ketchup? What are you, 12?
The risk is relatively low with whole cuts like steaks, especially if cooked to at least rare, because tapeworm larvae are typically found on the surface of the meat, which is cooked off.I always worry that rare or medium rare I might catch worms or something
So medium well->well done