File comment: Here's a sirloin we had during the week -- cooked on the highest flame in a black cast iron pan. We like them charred crisp on the outside and just about raw in the middle. Steak.jpg [ 66.85 KiB | Viewed 910 times ]
That's how I like them too -crispy crust and nice and red inside. We're doing filets to night and I hope they look just like that! PS: isn't it somewhat unusual for you to be posing at 8 in the morning?
PS: isn't it somewhat unusual for you to be posing at 8 in the morning?
People think I sleep a lot but the truth is I'm often awake when most people are asleep and asleep while most people are awake. As for posting this morning, I just happen to be awake at a 'normal' time.
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I don't cook red meat at home much, an occasional flank steak, about 3 minutes on each side is good. Rare-medium rare I guess. However Chef Jarod at La Boca cooks em, that's perfect to me.
I was curious about flank steak, I was going to buy some for my mongolian beef but it was $8 for a small piece, I didnt know it was a good cut of meat??
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Lake, it's perfect! Usually, we broil or grill ours, but, I've been using a cast iron frying pan and want to try that. How did ya do it? I'm stupit, huh?
I'm pretty picky about steak and cannot eat it if it is over cooked. Pretty much like it your way. I like them extremely rare. And charred on the outside. Looking at your picture, the left side is perfect. The right side has gone over the line just a tad into being too cooked for me.
Looks good!
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We like them charred crisp on the outside and just about raw in the middle.
Same here! One of the few places I could get my steaks the way I like them was Charlie's Steak House on Dryades Street. The old warped steak platters would come to the table popping and spitting and savvy regulars would hold their napkins up in front of them until the grease stopped sputtering so their clothes wouldn't get stained. I think Matt Dwyer is just about ready to reopen the place. I heard a rumor that Miss Dottye might help out a bit at first to see that Matt "gets it right".
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