A strip steak from a who strip loin I bought at Costco and cut it Rate my steak please

by Ps200299

14 Comments

  1. celtic_sea_salt

    Hello darkness, my old friend. Tis another paper plate…

  2. Green-Cardiologist27

    Why is there so much liquid?

    Actual internal temp looks pretty good and I was surprised to see that. Grill marks remind me of an Applebees commercial but I’ve seen worse. Paper plates are unfortunate but the steak knife is criminal.

    I’d eat it but you’ve got a lot of room for improvement

  3. Ill-Set9050

    Outside looks like something I’d buy from ruby tuesdays.
    Inside looks great.
    Probably should’ve cooked it on a hotter grill so it locks in the juices more
    Rate: I wouldn’t complain while eating,
    Looks absolutely delicious

  4. let it rest a bit before you put it on the plate lmao

  5. EntWarwick

    Looks fine. I would personally put a cast iron or other flat surface on the grill with high heat oil and heat it until it’s over 500, that way your outside is crustier.

    But you got the cook temp right and it looks delicious!

    Don’t post on the internet with a paper plate… lol

  6. AtlSportsFan987

    I don’t know why people don’t like grill marks. This steak looks good to me. I prefer grilled steak over skillet though, particularly charcoal. I like medium, this looks med rare. Otherwise this is a nice cook imo

  7. DovasTech

    Have some pride in your cook. Use a real plate.

  8. nightabyss2

    Poor sear
    Poor rest
    Poor plate

    Great internal temp though, looks like it would go down well despite some shortcomings.

    Check out some other peoples tips on how to achieve a better crust and where you can purchase plates.

  9. Isthatreally-you

    Id prefer way more of a sear… forget the grill marks.. all looks does nothing for taste.

  10. Some of my criticisms would be
    1. If your gonna use a grill it has to be super hot charcoal, electric grills are a waste of time they don’t get hot enough.
    2. Focus on the sear more I recommend a really hot cast iron pan for the most consistent and best sears.
    3. Let rest longer

    But you cooked it to a great temp even with all my critiques I bet that steak still tasted great.

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