I usually have it medium rare.Tastes better when you have to chew more on it,that's what I think at least.
Aren't we all. This cut looks like it was made for a god. I'd probably sell my family for a lifetime supply of this embodiment of deliciousness.arrjay93 said:I'm sporting a semi right now.Atheist. said:Nononono try this:
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That is the definition of delicious right there.
Though there is a serious price difference between these two meals.
Indeed, indeed.KaosuHamoni said:Oh. My. God. I've already had one yummy fillet steak tonight, and you've made me hungry for steak again!
Mmmm... All that red...
If you get a reasonable grade meat, and cut, there is a small amount of germs, and all on the outside of the meat. Once it comes into contact with a 400*F+ surface for more than a few seconds it's technically good to eat. The only thing increases is the delicious juiciness. If you can handle a cut that isn't exactly hot, that is.MalakaiDemonia said:Medium Rawr, never tried Blue though. Is having it that rare bad for you? I mean, I know it increases the risk of foodbourne germs...hmmm
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There are no germs, bacteria, or parasites in Beef that can harm a human. I like mine on the rare side of Medium-rare.ajemas said:I like my steak well done simply because it reduces the chances of getting sick from it. I'm the same with all of my foods in that I want them practically burnt. I don't losing a bit of flavor if it prevents food poisoning.
KaosuHamoni said:I just had a lovely rare fillet steak, in a brandy and peppercorn sauce. Omnomnom.
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Edit: I just realized that some people might not know what 'Blue' steak is.
A 'Blue' steak, is when it is rarer than rare. It's literally thrown onto a pan for 5 seconds (if that), flipped, then served. This causes the surface of the meat to be slightly browned, but all of the rest to be almost completely raw.
emeraldrafael said:I've never heard of blue steak i take it that means frozen.
I like my well down all the way through, or sometimes with just a touch of pink in the middle.
I don't think anyone can have enough steakbahumat42 said:lol roasts are cooked in the opposite way (and ill agree that an 8 hour roast can be gorgeous) it keeps the juiciness of the meat in, Good old low and slow.DSK- said:Hah, it was more of a rhetorical question on my part. In my home, meat is always 'cooked' or 'well done' (ie well done to me is it being cooked 'properly'). I just find the idea of eating something that isn't fully cooked rather ballsy in terms of safety (lol) and slightly interesting in terms of taste.bahumat42 said:ah intelligent discussion time.DSK- said:Why does having something 'cooked properly' be called 'well done'? I don't get it.
Cooking is pretty much the art of making food taste good correct? (and not kill people) steak is one of the few meats which its totally capable of being cooked for a few seconds and eaten(even enjoyed depending on your taste).
The names just reflect their status. Well done is that its been "done" for the longest time. Only overcooks more, and i would punch someone if they asked me to cook that.
The reason I (and many others) disagree with it being cooked well done is because the whole expense of the steak is wasted since your cooking it to the point where its comparable to a beef burger, which is a waste of a good cut (at least in a few eyes). Stick to burgers![]()
Regardless, I definitely enjoy the taste of well cooked roast dinners
Although I wouldn't mind trying a steak like my dad prefers "Pull it's horns, wipe it's ass and I'll have it as it is".
I think its rather safe to eat anything above rare (blue is a bit dodgey in my eyes but thats opinion ) most people who die from steak die from having eaten too much of it ^^