Where’s The Beef?!

I always ask for medium. Medium-rare to medium-well is fine with me. Not every cook's medium is the same, so asking for medium generally covers my acceptable range. Usually very light salt and a dose of pepper.
 
I am a "Kingsford" steak, type of man, with about four minites per side
and some mushrooms on the side, would be nice but not manditory.

I have been known to over cook a London Broil steak, a little past Medium, so that it will carve better the next day for my sandwiches.
 
Medium rare ribeye with just kosher salt and pepper prior to grilling. I do like sautéed mushroom and onions on the side. Steak sauce is a no-no, unless someone serves me an over-cooked slab of bad quality meat.
 
Med Ribeye....pink inside Salt Pepper...maybe a little garlic salt. Steak sauce is for people with no taste buds... Asparagus/broccoli/good salad with my homemade 1000 island type sweet pepper dressing...my wife thinks I should eat something green
 
Some butter in a hot cast iron pan, toss on the rib steak and wait 4 minutes flip it over, stick a pat of butter on the seared top side and 3 minutes later it is done. Part of thee time depends on the thickness of the steak.

This years steer was a Angus Semital cross off the Hutterites' feed lot.
 
So long as it ain't purple, but still squirts red blood. Used to really like sirloins' with smeared fresh garlic, little salt seared on charcoal. Then covered with butter fried mushrooms. Nowadays the rare treat is beef porterhouse with cajun seasoning fried in butter.
 

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