Aller au contenu

Photo

STEAK thread. Well cooked Vs not very cooked.


  • Veuillez vous connecter pour répondre
56 réponses à ce sujet

#26
Ravensword

Ravensword
  • Members
  • 6 185 messages

Filament wrote...

Sausage and ground beef and the like have bacteria throughout and need to be cooked thoroughly. Pork can have certain parasites (though this is less prevalent than it used to be) so it should be cooked thoroughly even as chops. Beef that isn't ground is generally considered safe as long as the outside is cooked. Apparently the (potentially harmful) bacteria doesn't penetrate.

(And the prion in mad cow doesn't give a **** about cooking. Eat it and you're ****ed.)


Mmm. Prions. Aaaaauuuuuurrrrrrrghhhhhh:P

Modifié par Ravensword, 02 juin 2013 - 03:25 .


#27
C9316

C9316
  • Members
  • 5 638 messages
I'm more of a chicken man myself..

#28
Guest_Cthulhu42_*

Guest_Cthulhu42_*
  • Guests
Anything worth doing is worth doing well. Thus steak should be well done. QED.

#29
Jarl Johnnie Walker

Jarl Johnnie Walker
  • Members
  • 2 137 messages

LPPrince wrote...

Had steak tartare with a raw egg once. That was interesting.

And surprisingly freaking delicious.


I find egg yolk is really fantastic for a replacement sauce.

That's another reason why I relish in rare steak. Just some seasonings and the blood as it's own condiment.

#30
Mr. Tuxedo

Mr. Tuxedo
  • Members
  • 8 messages
RARE... I want it mooing on my plate. >:o

#31
LPPrince

LPPrince
  • Members
  • 54 862 messages

Johnnie Walker wrote...

LPPrince wrote...

Had steak tartare with a raw egg once. That was interesting.

And surprisingly freaking delicious.


I find egg yolk is really fantastic for a replacement sauce.

That's another reason why I relish in rare steak. Just some seasonings and the blood as it's own condiment.


Aye. I always order medium rare, but on quite a few occasions I crave the taste of blood.

You wash the blood out of the beef before steak tartare occurs, but its close enough. 

#32
Cartims

Cartims
  • Members
  • 1 928 messages
:ph34r:[Spam post removed.]:ph34r:

Modifié par Ninja Stan, 02 juin 2013 - 08:42 .


#33
Eternal Napalm

Eternal Napalm
  • Members
  • 275 messages
I love steak period, but always order it mid-rare. That picture there almost had it perfect....just a tad more cooked but still with the raw pink somewhat.

Nothing beats a raw pink center...

#34
Volus Warlord

Volus Warlord
  • Members
  • 10 697 messages
I order medium. Order well done and they give you someone else's that they burnt.

#35
Guest_BringBackNihlus_*

Guest_BringBackNihlus_*
  • Guests
I ask that it be cooked until it resembles black tar heroin.

#36
Shia Luck

Shia Luck
  • Members
  • 953 messages

Filament wrote...

Sausage and ground beef and the like have bacteria throughout and need to be cooked thoroughly. Pork can have certain parasites (though this is less prevalent than it used to be) so it should be cooked thoroughly even as chops. Beef that isn't ground is generally considered safe as long as the outside is cooked. Apparently the (potentially harmful) bacteria doesn't penetrate.

(And the prion in mad cow doesn't give a **** about cooking. Eat it and you're ****ed.)


Evolution at work *cheeky grin*

Have fun :)

#37
RedJohn

RedJohn
  • Members
  • 7 164 messages
Half cooked? well cooked?, meh.

True men eat them while they are alive.

#38
Fortlowe

Fortlowe
  • Members
  • 2 552 messages
If it doesn't or didn't have legs, then I don't eat it. And I mean that completely.

#39
AtreiyaN7

AtreiyaN7
  • Members
  • 8 393 messages
I used to be freaked out my beef products weren't well done, but these days I prefer that my steak and/or burgers be medium (if it's a bit rare, that's okay too). My pork and/or chicken I expect to be well done.

#40
Guest_Puddi III_*

Guest_Puddi III_*
  • Guests

Shia Luck wrote...

Evolution at work *cheeky grin*

Have fun :)

I think prions would be more comparable to a fatal mutation, really. Like cancer... contagious cancer. (though only so contagious because of the factory production methods we previously used to make cows, ie grind up leftover cow parts and feed them to new cows)

#41
AtreiyaN7

AtreiyaN7
  • Members
  • 8 393 messages
On the issue of prions, they are proteins that fold incorrectly and act as seeds that cause other proteins of the same kind to fold incorrectly. For example, in Alzheimer's it's the misfolded form of the amyloid-beta protein that gives rise to the plaques and tangles that destroy brain tissue. Prions are infectious agents but are not alive btw. There was an article about the subject in the May issue of Scientific American if anyone's interested in reading up on them.

#42
Guest_Puddi III_*

Guest_Puddi III_*
  • Guests
Right, it's a kind of abnormal protein... though considering that the heat resistance makes them more stable and easier to transmit, maybe that could be considered a form of evolution after all, for the prion itself...

#43
Fiddles dee dee

Fiddles dee dee
  • Members
  • 2 462 messages
Medium to well done, I shouldn't be reminded of the abattoir when I sit down to dinner.

#44
Vort3xX

Vort3xX
  • Members
  • 476 messages
Vege food is best by far.

#45
Cartims

Cartims
  • Members
  • 1 928 messages

Ninja Stan wrote...

:ph34r:[Spam post removed.]:ph34r:


Spam is made from animals....it's on topic ...duh!

#46
Ravensword

Ravensword
  • Members
  • 6 185 messages

Cartims wrote...

Ninja Stan wrote...

:ph34r:[Spam post removed.]:ph34r:


Spam is made from animals....it's on topic ...duh!


We're talking specifically about cows—no other animals—and prions. 

#47
mybudgee

mybudgee
  • Members
  • 23 037 messages
Ribeye black & blue Au poivre.

/thread
:D

Modifié par mybudgee, 02 juin 2013 - 09:30 .


#48
Battlebloodmage

Battlebloodmage
  • Members
  • 8 698 messages
I usually like my steak well-done. The charred taste from a well-done steak is just heaven. I usually don't order rare since I don't like the taste of blood mixed in with the steak juice.

#49
RainyDayLover

RainyDayLover
  • Members
  • 1 331 messages
Medium-rare, usually.

#50
MarchWaltz

MarchWaltz
  • Members
  • 3 232 messages
I'm a rib man myself. My dad perfected his marination over several years. EXCELLENT recipe. Passed it along to me.

Now to impress women with my cooking skills.