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re: you dont need a gimmick to cook a steak
Posted on 11/17/14 at 10:08 am to LSUTygerFan
Posted on 11/17/14 at 10:08 am to LSUTygerFan
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dude didn't use italian dressing or A1 or ketchup .... how good could those steaks really taste?
Yep. Missing out on that A1.
But all kidding aside, my dad is an excellent cook. I learned most of what I know by cooking with him and experimenting on my own. But the man can't cook a steak. Probably his life long aversion to charcoal. He has had gas grills as long as I've been alive. Which have their place. For chicken, burgers, hot dogs, sausage, it is fine. But he cooks steak and it is let it marinate in something, sprinkle, no coat, the outside with something after it is out of the marinade. Put it on a too hot gas grill, and pour the juices from the marinade over it when he flips it. And it never turns out medium rare. Always medium or even worse, medium-well. I just don't understand. We go out to eat and he'll order a steak medium rare, but can't cook it that way himself.
He wouldn't need all those flavorings if he just broke down and got a weber kettle. That's what I like to use, and they always turn out great. He has even admitted that mine are far superior to his.
Posted on 11/17/14 at 3:37 pm to TU Rob
quote:my mother. She buys expensive cuts and just fricking ruins them. But thinks they are delicious. She buys a filet, butterflies it, marinates it overnight, adds some mass produced salty and spicy steak seasoning, cooks it in the grill over low heat with the lid down, then cuts it open while it's still cooking to check it's doneness, then cooks it further to a nice dried out well done.
But all kidding aside, my dad is an excellent cook. I learned most of what I know by cooking with him and experimenting on my own. But the man can't cook a steak.
The worst part is that she loves it this way, and does it several times a month. Yet wonders why I never seem to want steak at home.
Posted on 11/17/14 at 4:43 pm to TU Rob
quote:There's really no such thing. I've read the ideal temperature for searing steaks is 700, and that's about as hot as my gas grill will get. Makes for a great sear.
too hot gas grill
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