Steak

#21

Medium rare! Which is actually how you order it…I’ve never heard anyone ask for a “medium” steak before. But medium rare = medium, so there we go.

#22

How’d you work that out?? The order as I know it is:

Blue
Rare
Medium-rare
Medium
Medium-well
Well done

But I have no idea where you live, they might not have developed the full steak variety :stuck_out_tongue:

#23

So i hear u liek vegtables?

#24

Oh god I feel horrible for laughing.

#25

He’s not really a vegetable though :stuck_out_tongue: .

I like my steak medium.

#26

Medium-Well
…not sure how to translate “7 variety of pepper” + chili and dog-rose spice combination :expressionless: then over finished steak I place there bacon and “toasty egg” with herb butter …Excuse me I think I am gonna cooking… :stuck_out_tongue:

#27

D:

wh…

WHAT.

For me:

Medium-Rare.

No sauce. Of any kind. EVER.

#28

That’s one smart 'tater. :stuck_out_tongue:

#29

I’m with you on the sauce. But me, I want a pat of butter on top.

#30

Char-Grilled on the Barbie.

#31

Char grilled ruins the meat.

Have fun eating a burnt piece of shit while I enjoy my juicy, delicious tender piece of meat.

#32

#33

A1 is a big FUCK NO

It’s all about:

600×800 55.6 KB

Best sauce ever.

#34

I’m not a coprovore but I love chargrilled meat (which is different from burnt). But, you eat it your way and I’ll eat it mine and I won’t insult your slopsteak. :slight_smile:

#35

Well done, usually accompanied by pepper sauce or butter.

The only exception to this, ever, are the pepper stakes from a Japanese restaurant they have near my house. All they do is give you a hotplate and a raw cut up stake on it with some butter/garlic sauce. You just wait and flip it around while the steak cooks and it’s ABSOLUTELY DELICIOUS.

#36

Medium-well.

#37

Rare.

#38

Commercial win xD
https://www.franksredhot.ca/

#39

Franks Red Hot is terrible on everything except fried rice. :hmph:

#40

i was not aware that steak was meant to be cooked
have I been doing it wrong

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