Steak heads, How it's done....I go with "fucking ruined"

Well done and I don't give a fuck for me, if it has no taste that's what steak sauce is for.
 
Trust me fam's i tried it rare,medium up and down my stomach can't handle raw meat like that. but i can it Sushi.
 
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I use an Anova Sous Vide to make my steaks. Works great, makes them very juicy, perfectly cooked, and ready when you are without having to babysit the steak.

Just have to set the temp you want the steak to be, seal it in a bag, let it sit for 45min (and up to 4 hours), then remove it and sear it real quick in a pan.
 
cats here like to eat their steak how ever they see white people eat it to make themselves feel classy
 
A1 is some nasty shit!!!

A good Dry-Aged Prime Cut steak with a little salt and pepper cooked Medium Rare is all that's needed.

Nothing like a perfectly seared juicy steak on occasion:pain: :slobber:

A1 sauce :puke: on a quality cut of steak is NEVER EVER the business. A1 sauce is the attempted save face for people that fucked up the steak but don't want to throw it away
 
LMAO...This thread reminds me of the last time we were at the Hilton Amsterdam. I ordered steak. They brought me some shit with blood still in it after i fucking told them medium well. I called back and asked for well down and they brought me some super "ruined" shit lol. My point is, don't order steak in a place where white people work at.
 
I'm between the medium rare to wait like a lot of folks here.

Gordon Ramsey helped out my steak making skills. I know they can get better but the steaks I make taste so damn good, I haven't sought out any other ways to cook them for a while.

 
LMAO...This thread reminds me of the last time we were at the Hilton Amsterdam. I ordered steak. They brought me some shit with blood still in it after i fucking told them medium well. I called back and asked for well down and they brought me some super "ruined" shit lol. My point is, don't order steak in a place where white people work at.

I spent a month working in France and they do it the same way, its called Blue Rare, and it's how they do it in Europe. They just sear the outside for 1 min and leave it fully red and bloody inside. It's very hard to chew. The resturant in the industrial park I went to daily you got to pick your cut and they cooked it in front of you, everytime I got one I had to force them to cook it longer and they looked at me like it was gross how much I had them cook it.
 
Typically medium rare unless it's a great restaurant or cook serving (then it's rare). You tasteless savages up in here talking about burnt steaks like Trump and shit. Ya'll it eat with ketchup like he does too? :smh:
 
Donald Trump Eats His Steak Well Done With Ketchup, Like a Damn Child

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According to the Independent Journal Review, Trump ordered an aged New York strip steak well done. And then, he ate it doused with ketchup. Ketchup! wouldn’t you know that he managed to make a $59 steak completely unappetizing.

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This, but with ketchup



This is a simple matter of science: Steaks with even a little bit of red in them are better than steaks without. This is a fact, a chemical and physical truth, the result of an alchemy of fat and protein and salt, and the way matter transforms when exposed to heat, and the way our bodies connect the chemicals of taste to the chemicals of pleasure. I’m not saying that cooked-through meat is always bad; in fact, it can be wonderful — just look at pot roast or short ribs, cuts of meat that are at their best when fully cooked — but when you order a tender, excellent cut (say, an aged New York strip or a bone-in ribeye), eating it well done means you’re robbing yourself of the quantitatively greater happiness that a pinker middle provides.

http://jezebel.com/donald-trump-eats-his-steak-well-done-with-ketchup-lik-1792770173

http://www.eater.com/2017/2/28/14753248/trump-steak-well-done-ketchup-personality
 
Medium. I finally got my steak game to where I can confidently do (oven --> grill or if indoors oven --> stovetop pan) a better steak than anyone I know.

Obviously quality of the meat makes a huge difference.


Yea I'm trying to get there but I got a ways to go
 
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