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Beef stroganoff


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29 minutes ago, Still Me said:

Um.....doesn’t stroganoff have pasta, thinly sliced meat, mushrooms, and a cream based sauce?.....cause I see people calling this “steak”....but it honestly looks like over cooked deer liver

I thought it was liver too when I first saw it, but that's what shitty cuts of beef look like

 

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28 minutes ago, Still Me said:

Um.....doesn’t stroganoff have pasta, thinly sliced meat, mushrooms, and a cream based sauce?.....cause I see people calling this “steak”....but it honestly looks like over cooked deer liver

The trick is to seer the outside to keep the juices from evaporating.

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4 minutes ago, 1938 Packard said:

When it's good enough for Guy Fieri, it's good enough for me.  Java rub is his signature recipe.

LMFAO.....He's a fat, American prick......He literally eats shit.  He's not a culinary master just because he's on TV

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4 minutes ago, Gogo Yubari said:

he's co-owner of like 4.....Meaning he's a face, not a cook.  I worked for a dude who owned a bunch of restaurants in Louisiana....He couldn't cook for shit.

Okay, so when I say that certain casino owners don't know the management end of the business and rely on third party contract management...

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8 minutes ago, 1938 Packard said:

Okay, so when I say that certain casino owners don't know the management end of the business and rely on third party contract management...

WTF does this have to do with that abomination in your OP.....I mean even that wasn't cook by Guy, so I'm not sure why that was a factor anyway.....You destroyed a steak and now you're trying to derail this into some retarded shit about your janitorial position......None of this makes sense....It's all the psychotic ramblings of a lonely old man who has replaced alcohol with being on the internet because he fears human interaction.

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I took a real good look, it does seem like a strip steak, that someone cut from the primal with a weed wacker.

Also, spices don't melt, they burn, which in this instance they clearly did.

Finally, I must re-iterate that Folgers is not an acceptable seasoning for steak, even USDA Utility grade steaks, which I strongly suspect that was....

 

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7 minutes ago, Ginguy said:

I took a real good look, it does seem like a strip steak, that someone cut from the primal with a weed wacker.

Also, spices don't melt, they burn, which in this instance they clearly did.

Finally, I must re-iterate that Folgers is not an acceptable seasoning for steak, even USDA Utility grade steaks, which I strongly suspect that was....

 

I didn't use Folgers.  Look up Weber java rub.  And, yes, it does go to liquid form with heat.

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4 hours ago, 1938 Packard said:

When it's good enough for Guy Fieri, it's good enough for me.  Java rub is his signature recipe.

There is no fucking way that even Guy Fieri could taste that and not gag.  It doesn't even look like meat, just like spice covered fat.

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30 minutes ago, 1938 Packard said:

Leaving the fat on stops it from drying out.

No it doesn't. Leaving fat on a cut of meat like that just leads to flare ups, even in a toaster oven or broiler.

Fire is not a valid flavoring agent.

 

The grade of beef as well as the cut affect the "juicy" quality. Prime and Choice steaks both have above average levels of marbling and intra-muscular fat which promote a "juicy" quality. The method of cooking also greatly affects this, as does a post cooking covered rest.

Bottom line, you ruined a steak. Now go sit in the corner and think about what you've done.

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1 hour ago, Ginguy said:

No it doesn't. Leaving fat on a cut of meat like that just leads to flare ups, even in a toaster oven or broiler.

Fire is not a valid flavoring agent.

 

The grade of beef as well as the cut affect the "juicy" quality. Prime and Choice steaks both have above average levels of marbling and intra-muscular fat which promote a "juicy" quality. The method of cooking also greatly affects this, as does a post cooking covered rest.

Bottom line, you ruined a steak. Now go sit in the corner and think about what you've done.

shame%20on%20you.jpg

 

Fix the picture, already...

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1 hour ago, Ginguy said:

No it doesn't. Leaving fat on a cut of meat like that just leads to flare ups, even in a toaster oven or broiler.

Fire is not a valid flavoring agent.

 

The grade of beef as well as the cut affect the "juicy" quality. Prime and Choice steaks both have above average levels of marbling and intra-muscular fat which promote a "juicy" quality. The method of cooking also greatly affects this, as does a post cooking covered rest.

Bottom line, you ruined a steak. Now go sit in the corner and think about what you've done.

shame%20on%20you.jpg

 

Also, I've never had a flare up.

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