Rare. Sometimes medium rare.
How do you order your steak?
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Posts: 7031 (06/22/2009 3:05 AM) |
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Shayme |
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Posts: 60216 (06/22/2009 3:07 AM) |
Well done!
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 guesswhatelse |
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Posts: 26407 (06/22/2009 3:08 AM) |
I can't have it any other way except well done. Anytime my mother sees steak with pink in it, she says stuff like, "That cow is still mooing."
She ruins everything.
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harmnybunny |
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Posts: 14849 (06/22/2009 3:10 AM) |
It used to me well done, but now I like medium well.
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TXbeauty |
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Posts: 1236 (06/22/2009 3:34 AM) |
I used to work in a steak house so I hate when I see someone ruin a great steak, like a filet and get it well done. This one time a guest ordered a NY strip
pittsburg well, which is basically charred, burnt to a crisp and half its orginial size. I seriously felt tears coming up..its just mean!
But... I get filets rare or medium rare and ribeyes medium at most. One time at Cheddars my mom ordered a well done sirloin and said it was soooo tender while she was struggling to cut it with her knife. I was like  .
There is little to no marbling in that thing and its burnt. Aint no way that thing is tender!!!!
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SurvivorQT |
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Posts: 876 (06/22/2009 3:36 AM) |
i usually flip my steaks when the juices start pooling on top
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forever121young |
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Posts: 11255 (06/22/2009 9:47 AM) |
Medium/Medium well.
I used to get well done, but 90% of the time, you'll just a tough, semi-burnt steak. |
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LeilaGabby54 |
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Posts: 11981 (06/22/2009 9:54 AM) |
forever121young wrote:I'm a waitress. When my tables order well-done steaks, I just put it in the computer as medium-well. Well has meant burnt in every restaurant I've ever worked at. Even though E-Coli is a mofo, I still get my steaks medium. |
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TwistedTwist |
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Posts: 3668 (06/22/2009 10:00 AM) |
Medium well.
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Nonchalant |
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Posts: 350 (06/22/2009 10:01 AM) |
DoesThatSparkle wrote: |
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TR2119 |
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Posts: 11197 (06/22/2009 10:02 AM) |
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texaskiwi85 |
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Posts: 7052 (06/22/2009 10:02 AM) |
Cooking it anything above medium rare is an easy way to ruin a good piece of meat.
Medium rare, of course. |
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dannie9 |
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Posts: 5104 (06/22/2009 10:03 AM) |
rare
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Solo Mish |
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Posts: 2445 (06/22/2009 10:17 AM) |
Well done
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IdDoJC100Ways |
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Posts: 26870 (06/22/2009 10:18 AM) |
Medium
Why waste money on a steak if you're going to cook it well done? Might as well just get a burger....or piece of leather. |
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nerdnik |
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Posts: 15721 (06/22/2009 10:20 AM) |
rare
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Layfray21 |
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Posts: 8599 (06/22/2009 10:31 AM) |
Well done.
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blindpilot |
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Posts: 1093 (06/22/2009 10:38 AM) |
Always Rare. Nice and bloody... mmmmm
'Well done' steak is overcooked IMO. |
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cinnabon83 |
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Posts: 13997 (06/22/2009 10:40 AM) |
Medium rare
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HappyCori |
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Posts: 279 (06/22/2009 10:40 AM) |
Medium rare
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