Rare
Rare
-Tim
As to follow the general trend, I like mines medium-rare.
Medium Rare
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Medium rare for anything. Ribeye is my preference. Quality over quantity.
Gavin :: Sydney, Australia
Another vote for medium rare, with rib eyes being my favorite. I think I'll get a case of rib eyes this week, from my restaurant supply house, frommwen I owned restaurants.
Medium rare with nothing but salt and pepper.
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Rare and properly seasoned
medium rare , only salt
Sir Brownalot - Guardian - Knights of the Maillard Table
anything from blue to medium rare.
this thread has got me hankering for some carpaccio now....
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Medium rare is my way...and nothing is wrong with the blue cheese topping!
-- Eric --
"I'm afraid the lemur got into the pudding cups."
First off: Steak brought to room temp prior to grilling. Only way to do it.
Medium Rare or less with seared outside. Light seasoning of salt, pepper & garlic salt.
Cuts: Porterhouse, Ribeye, Filet or Strip in that order. Bone-in anytime its possible.
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My favorite is Ribeye and it has to be RARE.
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Rare. S&P only. The key to a great steak...is starting out with a great steak!
The Mrs. and I being carnivores...like our steaks 'medium'.
"To eat steak [medium]... represents both a nature and a morality". Roland Barthes
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I go quite rare too, but so often the restaurant will not take the steak out of the fridge early enough. At home, I take it out (oer missus) at least an hour before it gets introduced to the griddle pan.
If I am in France, I always order "saignant" which seems to work. Here "well done" is pretty close to what I would call "medium"
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Medium rare
There are so many interpretations of what those terms mean that it gets confusing discussing them. We all know what we mean by med-rare but you wouldn't believe how many peoples views can be radically different from one another. These are the definitions I was taught working in nice independents.
Rare - cool red center
Med/rare - hot red center
Med - protein texture change but pink crust to crust
Med/well - pink ribon at center
well - no pink
With those definitions I can be happy with anything at Med or lower, but my preferences depend on the cut.
T-bone/strip - med rare
Ribeye - med
Fillet - good coating of crushed pepper and seared rare.
James
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