That might just be prepping it incorrectly. Need to leave it out forat leasta half hour, salted, before cooking. Throw that bitch on a super hot grill for maybe 45 seconds, rotate 45 degrees, another 45 seconds, flip, repeat, and you're pretty close to done.I like mine medium to just a bit over medium. There is a crucial and very short window where the center of the steak goes from red to pink to lighter pink to brown and I am happy with light pink where the juices come out when I cut the steak. The issue I have with rare and medium rare steaks is that I often have to chew it like a piece of fat and if it is well done instead then I have to chew it like a cracker.
This is about right.This is exactly what I say.
"Char the outside. Leave the inside as Rare as possible."
Usually ends up just a little bit past "Rare"
How thick of a cut are you using? 45 seconds even super hot is going to be red on the inside. Possibly even still lukewarm -> cold. I like to marinate mine for 4-8 hours. If I do a 30 minute marinade I might as well just use a sauce or butter/pepper topping.I do medium rare at restaurants, medium if it's a chain type place (Longhorn or Logan's), mostly because I don't trust them. At home, I generally go rare to medium rare.
That might just be prepping it incorrectly. Need to leave it out forat leasta half hour, salted, before cooking. Throw that bitch on a super hot grill for maybe 45 seconds, rotate 45 degrees, another 45 seconds, flip, repeat, and you're pretty close to done.
Got to go with Astrocreep here. I saw the poll and assumed steak was a euphemism for vagina.i rather eat a bloody pussy than a dry and stiff pussy.
he did say 90 seconds before the flip. he rotates at 45 so you get that cool looking crosshatch pattern in the sear. i assume he meant char for 90 seconds each side then take it off the direct heat til ready.How thick of a cut are you using? 45 seconds even super hot is going to be red on the inside. Possibly even still lukewarm -> cold. I like to marinate mine for 4-8 hours. If I do a 30 minute marinade I might as well just use a sauce or butter/pepper topping.
Yeah, that. 45 seconds, rotate 45 degrees, flip, repeat. That's 3 minutes. I'll move it off the super hot part of the grill for maybe another few minutes if it's especially thick (closer to an inch). The meat will also end up cooking while it rests a bit.he did say 90 seconds before the flip. he rotates at 45 so you get that cool looking crosshatch pattern in the sear. i assume he meant char for 90 seconds each side then take it off the direct heat til ready.
And since Fifey chose to draw attention to himself, I'll include the next paragraph as well.'Saving for well-done' is a time-honoured tradition dating back to cuisine's earliest days. What happens when the chef finds a tough, slightly skanky end-cut of sirloin that's been pushed repeatedly to the back of the pile? He can throw it out, but that's a total loss. He can feed it to the family, which is the same as throwing it out. Or he can 'save for well-done': serve it to some rube who prefers his meat or fish incinerated into a flavourless, leathery hunk of carbon.
Vegetarians, and their Hezbollah-like splinter-faction, the vegans, are a persistent irritant to any chef worth a damn. To me, life without veal stock, pork fat, sausage, organ meat, demi-glace or even stinky cheese is a life not worth living. Vegetarians are an affront to all I stand for, the pure enjoyment of food. Oh, I'll accommodate them, I'll rummage around for something to feed them. Fourteen dollars for a few slices of grilled eggplant (aubergine) and zucchini (courgette) suits my food cost fine.
Same. Very much a texture thing for me as well at the point of being medium/just a shade over. I've noticed a tendency to overcook steaks at most restaurants unless they're a reputable steakhouse; anything outside of that I'll order medium-rare and typically get medium.I like mine medium to just a bit over medium. There is a crucial and very short window where the center of the steak goes from red to pink to lighter pink to brown and I am happy with light pink where the juices come out when I cut the steak.