Originally posted by: dethman
now i want a steak. medium rare. kind of bloody on the inside.
btw whoever said you can get e coli from eating rare steak is mistaken, you get it from undercooked ground meat, not whole meat. the bacteria isn't in the meat, it's in the feces which can get on the meat during slaughtering. with a steak, you cook the outside no matter how rare it is so it should be safe.
should be.
Originally posted by: bigdog1218
Yuck, rare, if it ain't still bleeding, it ain't worth eating.
Originally posted by: zaph
BigDog1218, welcome to the still-mooing steak club.
A japanese place the next burg over makes an awesome steak tataki appetizer. Basically you get a 4oz tenderloin barely grilled, maybe 1/16th inch of brown on the outside, sliced paper thin and server on a bed of superfine shredded chineese cabbage and covered in a tart-sweet ponzu sauce.
And do i hear hints of TheEvil1 joining our "it jumps when you poke it with a fork" steak club?
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Originally posted by: bill_n_opus
Originally posted by: zaph
BigDog1218, welcome to the still-mooing steak club.
A japanese place the next burg over makes an awesome steak tataki appetizer. Basically you get a 4oz tenderloin barely grilled, maybe 1/16th inch of brown on the outside, sliced paper thin and server on a bed of superfine shredded chineese cabbage and covered in a tart-sweet ponzu sauce.
And do i hear hints of TheEvil1 joining our "it jumps when you poke it with a fork" steak club?
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Hmmnnnn ... that sounds good. My local fave Japanese restaurant does a great tuna tataki which is amazing.
Yeah, but still, one of these days you might not be so lucky...Originally posted by: Buffdaddy34
HI FIVE TO A RARE LOVING BRETHREN!!!
WOOO HOOO!!!
E. coli is not likely from a rare steak. now a rare burger that's a different story. If you've been in the food industry you'll know that the steak is well taken care of. Unlike the garbage from mcdonalds or jack in the crack. Anyways, gotta love the RARE!!!!!!!!!!!!!! WOOO HOOOO
Man, that is one steak house I haven't tried. How is ruth's Chris, there is one here in San Francisco, but I enjoy Harris'. Anyways, we need to continue thsi topic. lol.
I'm gonna have an eating contest for my copmany soon, and have a great time of eating and hanging out!!
Heh... I'm a well-done eater myself, and if it was any more tender and juicy it would be a waterfountain going off in your mouth...Originally posted by: Kaervak
Originally posted by: bigdog1218
Yuck, rare, if it ain't still bleeding, it ain't worth eating.
Damn straight. The more blood the better. I don't know how a person can eat a steak that's ungodly dry. It kills all the taste and ruins the texture.
Originally posted by: ProfessorFate
Maybe you can be the poster boy for the "Beef, it's what's for dinner" add campaign.![]()
Originally posted by: dquan97
Burp. Just came back from Cattlemen's where I had a 40oz sirloin steak (cooked well done). Ate the whole thing up, along with baked potato and salad.
Originally posted by: toant103
Originally posted by: dquan97
Burp. Just came back from Cattlemen's where I had a 40oz sirloin steak (cooked well done). Ate the whole thing up, along with baked potato and salad.
well done?
That's not how you eat steak.
Originally posted by: dquan97
Burp. Just came back from Cattlemen's where I had a 40oz sirloin steak (cooked well done). Ate the whole thing up, along with baked potato and salad.
Originally posted by: Aceshigh
40 oz is a huge steak!
One day when I can afford it I want to try some Japanese Kobe beef. I heard that is supposed to be the most delicous steak you can have.
