Jet-Fighter7700
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medium well, used to like well done,
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I guess The OP is using "steak" as a reference not the be all and end all, because I don't eat the plain steak only fillet, rump, and ribeyes when it comes to beef. In fact, I prefer lamb. I used to eat a lot carpaccio back then when hatfield square was still a party place and not the shady **** it turned into before going away.I know I having funThank god you have a thick skin otherwise this would be no fun
But seriously it does bring up an interesting topic what is still considered steak ?
I guess The OP is using "steak" as a reference not the be all and end all, because I don't eat the plain steak only fillet, rump, and ribeyes when it comes to beef. In fact, I prefer lamb. I used to eat a lot carpaccio back then when hatfield square was still a party place and not the shady **** it turned into before going away.
Well done meat is like well done eggs![]()
Still, rubber is rubber.Difficult to come by, especially when done by others ...
Well considering some people's cooking skills is like that of a 4 year baking dirt in a easybake oven ''cough'' nemoneiros ''cough''. I would take my chances with the 4 year old.....Still, rubber is rubber.
Sure way to fix thisWell considering some people's cooking skills is like that of a 4 year baking dirt in a easybake oven ''cough'' nemoneiros ''cough''. I would take my chances with the 4 year old.....
That reminds me a juice steak and chips with a runny egg is heaven.
Cue the towncrier: "steak and chips"!Steak: The most overrated thing out there. Give me a lamb-chop on the braai any day. Or almost anything else.
Sure way to fix this
1) start cooking
2) evaluate your results
3) tryagain
4) upskill yourself
I wonder how many people still only/just bliksem their meat with spices while they braai...
Sure, but I'm also thinking about things like dry brining.Prego steak, is the only steak that should be marinated and a Texan steak either beef or pork.Salt and pepper is all you need.If you bring spices near my braai when doing lamb chops you are looking to be bliksemed, lamb chop especially karoo lamb doesn't require any salt spice or any thing.
steak is like taste and culture, which you have neither offSteak: The most overrated thing out there. Give me a lamb-chop on the braai any day. Or almost anything else.
Sure, but I'm also thinking about things like dry brining.
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This talk is gearing me up to go and raid the meat deli...
Sounds pretty good...Steak, kosher salt and black pepper the ennnnnnnnnnnnnnd. Maybe a bit of olive oil rubbed on the steak and whole garlic in the pan while frying and a bit of butter topped with melted blue cheese....