I really do not get steak snobbery. It is bizarre....
The best chefs in the world aren't wasting their time cooking steaks, I know that much.
Actually yeah I'd probably eat it. Google images has changed my mind.
Any steak without ketchup is just a waste of a good steak.
Fixed that for you.Anything more cooked than medium-rare is criminal.
"medium - much drier and tougher..."Google image search I just did yielded this.
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You have to be more subtle. You can't troll them all at once.Bleu steak with mustard, ketchup, A1, mayonnaise, ranch dressing and vinegar is the only way to eat steak.
"medium - much drier and tougher..."
What kind of garbage steak is that supposed to be?? Medium is dry and tough?? If anything, it should be even softer and still 100% juicy.
15 - 7 seconds?I used to be a server at a restaurant and every once in awhile this couple would come in and ask to get a ribeye Pittsburgh style. I had to ask them what that was. She told me to have the chef cook each side for only 15 seconds. They make it for them and they eat it. Then one day she comes in and asks me to ask the chef to cook it for her again but only cook each side for 7 seconds. After the chef was done "cooking" it they plates it and I had the manager take it out in case it wasn't done right. The steak looked like it wasn't cooked at all. The customer ate it and loved it. I, however was disgusted.
Rare is as far as I go.
Well done people, really? Just cut a leather belt into pieces and eat, pretty much the same thing.
I actually have a very THICK piece of steak in the fridge to eat post-workout tonight and I'm concerned about preparing it properly. I looove rare. Actually, the bloodier the better (love that tartar steak)... as long as it's chewable.
However I'm afraid to get it plain raw inside because last time I cooked an hamburger like that... ow, my stomach next morning.
Probably just gonna pick up a meat thermometer (if I can find one) when I leave work or something.
I hadn't heard of the term until last week.
Went to a restaurant in Minnesota called Pittsburgh Blue. Very recommended, by the way.
Basically, you sear the outside of the steak on VERY high heat until its charred on the outside... and that's it. It doesn't take long - about 25-40 seconds each side.
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The meat inside is damn near cold. I ABSOLUTELY will not eat it this way, but folks RAVE about it.
That's disgusting, i only eat my steak well done.
That's disgusting, i only eat my steak well done.
Question for folks you want there steak cooked past medium rare, Do you really like steak? Or just find it ok? I don't know anybody who is a steak lover that enjoys a well-cooked steak, regardless of cut.
I tip my waiter only 10% if steak isn't done right, if done right 20%...
Any steak without ketchup is just a waste of a good steak.
I do not agree with this being called "Pittsburgh Style." I was expecting it to have french fries and maybe coleslaw on it. This is just a rare steak, and if you like it, more power to you.
That's disgusting, i only eat my steak well done.
Google image search I just did yielded this.
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I will only eat steak well done or medium well, and frankly I disagree that it is a "waste of a steak", that's just ridiculous.
p.s. I'm from Pittsburgh and yes, a lot of Pittsburghers take pride in ordering their steak "Pittsburgh style" but it has always been revolting to me.
Any steak without ketchup is just a waste of a good steak.
Run, *I'll deflect the mob*
I tip my waiter only 10% if steak isn't done right, if done right 20%...
I don't find that delicious. It bothers me. I've tried rare/medium-rare steak before, and I dislike it. I do not like the texture. I do not enjoy the meat dripping with blood.
You know, contrary to the very popular belief that so many of you hold - that which is rare to be a steak's best preparation - some of us actually ENJOY cooked steak. It seems so hard for some of you to believe.
I can conceive many of you enjoying the tenderness and juiciness of steak at rare/medium-rare temperatures, but not all of us psychologically experience taste the same way. I say psychologically because physiologically, our taste is the same for most of us. What is up with this elitist idea that steak is only enjoyable at such low temperatures?
I don't find that delicious. It bothers me. I've tried rare/medium-rare steak before, and I dislike it. I do not like the texture. I do not enjoy the meat dripping with blood. I do not like much, if anything, about it. But do you know what actually tastes good to me? Cooked steak. I'm talking about medium-well/well temperatures.
So step outside of the box and understand that some of us actually enjoy our steaks cooked. If I can accept that some of you enjoy eating steak rare, I expect the same for my preference. If I actually found rare/medium-rare to be tasty, I'd say it. There is no withholding of truth just because I am trying to preserve an opinion of mine.
Steak discussion is the worst with people. *sigh*
I hadn't heard of the term until last week.
Went to a restaurant in Minnesota called Pittsburgh Blue. Very recommended, by the way.
Basically, you sear the outside of the steak on VERY high heat until its charred on the outside... and that's it. It doesn't take long - about 25-40 seconds each side.
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The meat inside is damn near cold. I ABSOLUTELY will not eat it this way, but folks RAVE about it.
Run, *I'll deflect the mob*
I tip my waiter only 10% if steak isn't done right, if done right 20%...