How well done do you like your steaks ?

[Mikey]

This reminds me of something I seen on TV a while ago.

Apparently the new trend for rich meat eaters is to let the fresh cut steak ROT for about a month unfridgerated before it's cooked.

After it's done "aging" ... they even have to cut off the really nasty rotting parts.

I heard some fancy restaurants do this and charge $100.00+ dollars a steak.

Sounds pretty disgusting, if you ask me.

[The Bat]

Medium rare...or rare!

[Meule]

I want the blood to leak from it when I cut it

[jwyblejr]

Back to the topic,I've got have mine medium rare. Always have,always will. Cannot stand a well done steak. Half of the time they are just too tough. You're better off throwing them in the middle of the road and have a truck run them over.

[Hector]

[Marvelmania]

I haven't had one in years. When I lived in Nashville you could find them in most all of the Asian grocery stores. Good stuff!

[huedell]

I like any food thread!!!!

[Hector]

BTW, great thread, Mike...one of your best!

[Hector]

A few years ago while I was in Maui I found a little Laotian restaurant that had unreal steak tartar (laub) that they served with green papaya salad and sticky rice. Bet you would have loved it! I know I did!

Killer pics Hec! Looking forward to seeing the recipe!

Man, talking about Asian cuisine...

Have you ever tried a Banh Mi Vietnamese sandwich?



Awesome stuff...a combination of French and Vietnamese...delicious stuff.

[Hector]

I prefer my steak sandwiches on a French/Italian bread roll (like a batard, sourdough, or ciabatta)...but I was out...so I had to use white bread.

[Marvelmania]

Hector really likes steak. But yeah, that pic pretty much shows how I like my steak. Rare to medium rare, nice and red and bloody, and seared on the outside.

Not really surprising, as I'm a raw meat kind of guy. I love sashimi, and some raw beef dishes you can get at some Korean restaurants. I'm still trying to track down a restaurant in Japan that specializes in raw chicken sashimi, they do exist though (it's only at a place like this where I would trust the chicken to be safe enough to eat raw)

A few years ago while I was in Maui I found a little Laotian restaurant that had unreal steak tartar (laub) that they served with green papaya salad and sticky rice. Bet you would have loved it! I know I did!

Killer pics Hec! Looking forward to seeing the recipe!

[Hector]

[Mikey]

Hey, I dig tomato soup and egg salad.

I'd happily trade them for your steak sandwiches

[Hector]

Man, that's making me hungry, Hec !!!!!!!

All I had tonight was 2 cans of tomato soup and an egg salad sandwich --- yuck

Hey, I dig tomato soup and egg salad.

[Hector]