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Exactly! I was in a restaurant called Ruth Chris once and the guy to me anything lover medium you should eat chicken!! Steaks show be mooing when you cut into it. Right TX??
Med rare 135 degrees is the best imo.

Get an instant read thermometer if need be, but after awhile you can just tell when it is done.

I worked in a restaurant as a teen and this one customer wanted his thick steak on the grill just long enough to get sear marks.

I bet the center was not much more than 40 degrees
 
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Med rare 135 degrees is the best imo.

Get an instant read thermometer if need be, but after awhile you can just tell when it is done.

I worked in a restaurant as a teen and this one customer wanted his thick steak on the grill just long enough to get sear marks.

I bet the center was not much more than 40 degrees
One of my favorite resorts or place i vacationed to had the best sear on a steak I've ever seen.

I agree on the instant read thermometer.

cooked rare to medium.
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Made a tri-tip roast the other night with a similar method (seared stove top, then finished in the over, but at a lower temperature because it is a roast.)

Came out lovely, tender, and delicious at medium well. Tri-tip is one of my favorite cuts, both as a roast and steak, but it is more popular on the west coast for some reason.

I am putting it behind a link to protect @TXRafe.
youre all good, the real point is you can have your steak however you want it. that people have such strong opinions about other peoples steaks is ridiculous to me. its about heat and texture to me. ive always been this way, its an auti thing. i made an angus cab roast this week. Himalayan pink sea salt, beef bone broth, seared the roast on both side in beef tallow. simmered on the stove for 2 hours, then 90 mins in the oven at 350...fall apart tender, moist with a slight crisp to some parts, washed in rendered beef fat. best roast ive ever had.
 
Well we pretty much ate our steaks with this conversation!! Last night I had Rock fish covered with crab meat and a spinach salad with raisins and walnuts in a raspberry dressing. I'm still moaning I'm so full! But enough about food.
 
youre all good, the real point is you can have your steak however you want it. that people have such strong opinions about other peoples steaks is ridiculous to me. its about heat and texture to me. ive always been this way, its an auti thing. i made an angus cab roast this week. Himalayan pink sea salt, beef bone broth, seared the roast on both side in beef tallow. simmered on the stove for 2 hours, then 90 mins in the oven at 350...fall apart tender, moist with a slight crisp to some parts, washed in rendered beef fat. best roast ive ever had.
You know I am just ribbing (heh heh) you, right? As I said, I don't yuck another's yum. But cooking is one of my main love languages, and important to me, so I geek out on it. And I have learned things about cookery on sites like this, so I enjoy sharing. You never stop learning.

As I have been told, I am explainy.
 
You know I am just ribbing (heh heh) you, right? As I said, I don't yuck another's yum. But cooking is one of my main love languages, and important to me, so I geek out on it. And I have learned things about cookery on sites like this, so I enjoy sharing. You never stop learning.

As I have been told, I am explainy.
i am too, youre all good. :ROFLMAO:
 
??? What is a tri tip roast? Never heard of it. Is it like a rump roast?
It is a triangular cut from the bottom sirloin. It is a working muscle, so very flavorful (a cut like a tenderloin is a muscle that isn't used much, so it is super tender, but has a much more mild flavor). It is where two muscles come together, so you have to cut against the grain one way to start, then change when the grain changes.

My favorite way to cook it hang it in a PBC (Pit Barrel Cooker, which looks sort of like an oil barrel with the coals on the bottom, and you hang the food over them on hooks). Gets a brilliant smokey flavor to the crust. But tri-tip also cooks well seared then finished in the oven. For seasoning, all you need is a bit of kosher salt and fresh pepper, though a Santa Maria rub is popular. It actually cooks pretty quickly for a roast.

And yeah, it is far more popular on the West Coast for some reason.
 
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