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Originally Posted by Reloder28
Originally Posted by MadMooner
They typically broil, not bake. Most home broilers don't get near as hot, but can do a passable job.



So, an Easy Bake oven is out of the question?laugh


Use a CFL.


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Originally Posted by JGRaider
Medium for me and the family. First off, gotta start with a good piece of meat, which isn't cheap. If you want a great steak, be prepared to spend some $$$$. Nobody can make a so-so cut of meat taste like a prime cut of meat.


Agreed. But, if you have a Costco or Sam's card, a spare fridge and a little time you can make some affordable high quality steaks at home.

Home steak aging.

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I tried going vegan, but then realized it was a big missed steak.
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Originally Posted by RWE
if you don't flip, it will be a rainbow from brown to pink, and that just doesn't sound good, no matter how you spin it...

Sounds like a freaky tattoo.


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Thermometer is more accurate, of course, but this works.
Originally Posted by high_country_
Internal thermometer? I push the damn steaks with my fork or flipper, when it feels right, it is. When it feels firm.....you missed your window.


I learned this method from one of my BILs when he was cooking commercially.

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Rare...really rare.
Like a good vet could bring it back to life , rare?
Is best done on a 500° cast iron skillet.


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Super rare isn't that tender as it parts to the tooth. It's just squishy, but chewy.

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Not really.
But everyone has this own taste.
All the girls in the house , 4 of them, will turn this nose up to a 120° piece of red meat. Beef out deer.


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