View Poll Results: How do you like your steak?
Rare
13
13.68%
Medium rare
61
64.21%
Medium
14
14.74%
Medium well
5
5.26%
Well done
1
1.05%
I don't eat steak
1
1.05%
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How do you like your steak? Doneness? How prepared? Etc.
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It tasted great but I was def. disappointed by portion/price. As you can see the chop on the left was pretty much nothing. It was a shame to b/c it was my birthday dinner and I didn't want to say anything to make the wife feel bad. It was a place we have been to over and over again with rave reviews. Just an off night with plating/presentation but still tasted good.
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I'm super picky about my steaks. I don't want anything remotely rubbery. I don't want to be chewing it all day. Needs to be like butter.
That said, I choose not to eat steak often because of that. Maybe 2-4 times a year. So when I have it, I go big.
I know some people will order steak anywhere like even fast food places or whatever. I just can't do it. Maybe I'm weird, I stick to chicken mostly or regular beef or turkey at most places.
I like my steaks medium-rare. But, only in a nice place that I trust to do it correctly. And since that's where I generally only have my steaks that's how I eat my steaks.
Last place I went to was Wolfgang Pucks CUT in vegas. Was a few months ago and mouth is still watering from it. Won't have another steak for probably another 3 months but when I do it will be great! Something to look forward too.
That said, I choose not to eat steak often because of that. Maybe 2-4 times a year. So when I have it, I go big.
I know some people will order steak anywhere like even fast food places or whatever. I just can't do it. Maybe I'm weird, I stick to chicken mostly or regular beef or turkey at most places.
I like my steaks medium-rare. But, only in a nice place that I trust to do it correctly. And since that's where I generally only have my steaks that's how I eat my steaks.
Last place I went to was Wolfgang Pucks CUT in vegas. Was a few months ago and mouth is still watering from it. Won't have another steak for probably another 3 months but when I do it will be great! Something to look forward too.
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It tasted great but I was def. disappointed by portion/price. As you can see the chop on the left was pretty much nothing. It was a shame to b/c it was my birthday dinner and I didn't want to say anything to make the wife feel bad. It was a place we have been to over and over again with rave reviews. Just an off night with plating/presentation but still tasted good.
Paying $50 or so for that no matter how good it tastes, would leave me wondering.
Kudos on the places that actually give good portions, and leaving feel satisfied.
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My Dad and I had a cookout last night and I thought I'd walk you all through it.
Got the meat prepared. Three New York strips. Two with marinade for me and my brother (BBQ sauce, sesame ginger, Sriracha hot sauce, garlic salt and pepper) and one with lemon and salt for my Dad.
A nice hot fire, have to use charcoal
My Dad expertly tending the meat using some tongs I got him for his birthday
The finished product with some feta melted on top and a side of pasta
Look at that color! Dad, you've done it again.
Got the meat prepared. Three New York strips. Two with marinade for me and my brother (BBQ sauce, sesame ginger, Sriracha hot sauce, garlic salt and pepper) and one with lemon and salt for my Dad.
A nice hot fire, have to use charcoal
My Dad expertly tending the meat using some tongs I got him for his birthday
The finished product with some feta melted on top and a side of pasta
Look at that color! Dad, you've done it again.
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My Dad and I had a cookout last night and I thought I'd walk you all through it.
Got the meat prepared. Three New York strips. Two with marinade for me and my brother (BBQ sauce, sesame ginger, Sriracha hot sauce, garlic salt and pepper) and one with lemon and salt for my Dad.
A nice hot fire, have to use charcoal
My Dad expertly tending the meat using some tongs I got him for his birthday
The finished product with some feta melted on top and a side of pasta
Look at that color! Dad, you've done it again.
Got the meat prepared. Three New York strips. Two with marinade for me and my brother (BBQ sauce, sesame ginger, Sriracha hot sauce, garlic salt and pepper) and one with lemon and salt for my Dad.
A nice hot fire, have to use charcoal
My Dad expertly tending the meat using some tongs I got him for his birthday
The finished product with some feta melted on top and a side of pasta
Look at that color! Dad, you've done it again.
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My Dad does good work. His steak which was a bit bigger than mine was more red, I like mine a bit more of the medium side of medium rare, he goes rare on his, you'd have loved it!
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