Another day, another meat.

by RA272Nirvash

25 Comments

  1. elroddo74

    looks like you cooked it with a hair dryer. I like rare but there is hardly any cooking done to this piece of meat.

  2. gachafoodpron

    Did you just put this in the oven and not sear it? Internal temp looks great but sear is very much lacking.

  3. VerySillyGoose69

    How did you cook this? It looks like you farted on it and called it a day. Seems like you decided to forego the sear entirely.

  4. RA272Nirvash

    I feel like I offened a great deal of people. I am trully sorry.

    Indeed: Meat + Heat + Eat = Human.

    I clearly had too little Heat.

    I am an inhuman monster.

    Shame on me. I’ll better myself.

  5. The_Slim_Spaydee

    Just for future cooking adventures. I tend to avoid bone on just from a cost benefit point of view as well ease of cooking.

    Also next time when it first hits the pan press the steak into the pan to get even contact. Bonus points if you buy a steak weight just slap that on there to encourage even contact.

    But that’s about it.

  6. carnitascronch

    Another thing that will help get you a good sear and amazing flavor is dry brining- salt heavily and put on a rack uncovered in the fridge overnight (or at least a good few hours) – then before searing pat dry and your browning will be be that much better.

  7. jeffsaidjess

    How cold was the steak by the time
    You ate it, after pre slicing . Taking photos, plating , taking more pics . Then finally
    Eating

  8. jabberjaw74

    How fucked is the fry pan you cooked that in? Jesus Christ.

  9. condensationxpert

    r/nosear and r/steakortuna

    Some cow died for this tragedy.

  10. Boiled potatoes, boiled carrots, boiled Brussel sprouts, and boiled steak. RIP.

  11. avega2792

    Milk steak boiled over hard but no side of jelly beans?

  12. Bro, this is probably the only constructive advice you’ll get. You need a better pan. Did you cook this in the pan from your other post? Ceramic or cheap Tefal pans are not good for steaks.

    Your steak basically “boiled” in your pan because it was a thin and basic ceramic pan with no heat retention.

    There was no Maillard reaction as the surface of the pan was not hot enough for water (water content of the meat)to evaporate immediately but only to slowly raise in temperature until it steamed off.

    You need an average 3ply stainless steel or cast iron and you’ll get nice crusts.

  13. GrauDiamand

    Use a cast iron, make suee the pan and the oil is hot

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