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How do you like your steak?

How do you like your steak?


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charred
 
Medium rare for sure.
 
I like the texture and the taste. I'll eat medium well, but I prefer well done.
 
Properly Cooked.
 
"If you think that you like your steak medium, try medium-rare. If you think you like you steak medium-well, try medium. If you think you like your steak well-done, think again, you don't really like steak."

Bunch of crap. Why don't you try eating chicken without cooking it all the way throuh... you gonna say you don't really like chicken if you don't like it uncooked?

Medium Well, cook my damn steak don't just pretend to cook it by making the outside brown...
 
Bunch of crap. Why don't you try eating chicken without cooking it all the way throuh... you gonna say you don't really like chicken if you don't like it uncooked?

Medium Well, cook my damn steak don't just pretend to cook it by making the outside brown...

You may not be aware of this, but chicken and beef are two different kinds of meat. Now that you're aware of this, you'll understand that they have different cooking characteristics.

I hope that wasn't too confusing for you.
 
Rare. When I stick a fork in it, I want to hear it moo. :lol:
 
Bloody as hell
 
Pink juice when poked. More than that kills the flavor and makes the meat begin to get tough. 16 - 20 oz ribeye ... 2" thick with no grizzle in the middle of the meat cooked so that the juice can run off as it cooks.

I like pork and chicken the same way. I'm immune to meat borne diseases ... :bulb: ... for the learning impaired I'm joking. Red meat can be cooked a little lower in temp and still be free of the cooties while pork and chicken take another 20 or so more degrees of heat to effectively kill the diseases that would otherwise kill humans.

For steaks I look for about 145°F to be delicious.
Chicken ... 165 °F
Pork ... 160 °F
 
Rare. When I stick a fork in it, I want to hear it moo. :lol:

Bloody as hell

Years ago when I was a waiter, a lady ordered a steak and went on and on about how little she wanted it cooked.

I replied, "Lady, what you want isn't barely cooked; what you want is somewhat alive."
 
oh you...
 
"If you think that you like your steak medium, try medium-rare. If you think you like you steak medium-well, try medium. If you think you like your steak well-done, think again, you don't really like steak."

Pretty sure I like steak...well done.:thinking:
 
I'm Albertan, any red meat is an essential part of my diet
 
Steak, practically moo'ing preferably with a nice dry cab, or an ice cold Ricker's
:lick: Keeps the tapeworms happy :)
 
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