Whoever posted their crying tiger steak a couple weeks ago, thanks for the inspiration! This was AMAZING. I reverse seared this Pat LaFrieda Prime Dry Aged Strip – 250 degrees for 45 minutes, flash cooled for 5 minutes, blazing sear for one minute each side in cast iron flipping every 30 seconds. Finished with a 15 minute rest. Crying Tiger sauce (my version) 1/4 cup lime juice, 1/4 Thai fish sauce, 1 tsp sugar, crushed red pepper, green onion and cilantro. Served with basmati rice and sliced cucumber.

by YogurtclosetBroad872

35 Comments

  1. Northbound_Trayn

    Man, that’s impressive. I also love that type of sauce but never tried it on a nice beef cut, but now I will.

  2. Alpha2-1

    This is perfection. The plating, the rice, the cilantro… beautiful.

  3. StoicBan

    One of my favorite dishes. Never seen crying tiger this pretty tho!

  4. Criiispyyyy

    The cook on that steak is immaculate. Easily one of the best I’ve seen on this sub.

  5. Inside-Ease-9199

    Steak and cucumber with a spicy brine or vinegar dipping sauce is my go to meal. Hell yea

  6. Celeres517

    Steak is perfectly cooked, and your presentation is neat as a pin. Great job!

  7. LasagnahogXRP

    Now that’s a steak you post a picture of. Beautiful meal/presentation. GJ fren

  8. medicated_missourian

    Tad over for me personally, but great presentation!

  9. SuccessfulAgent5279

    The cook, the knife-work, and the plating are all 10/10. No notes

  10. Dry_Statistician6870

    How do you flash cool it? Freezer?

  11. Opening-Classroom-29

    This is the most bland looking dish

  12. A20somethingyearold

    That looks so good. I can’t even tell that’s tiger meat, would swear it was cow unless you told me.

  13. MenshMindset

    This is a primo meal right here. Beautiful cook, cuts, plating… it’s all there my dude.

  14. DiarrheaFreightTrain

    I’ve had this dish a few times at our local Thai place. This looks amazing dude

  15. henrydaiv

    Yeah ok but…uh ok yeah well it looks awesome

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