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I can get away with Sirloin & Ribeye at rare but it's a push. |
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I ate steak tartare for years. I love sushi. After getting e-coli 3 times from steak tartare and once from sushi .....each costing me a week in the hospital, with most antibiotics not working.... |
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Any decent steak, lightly dusted with McCormick Montreal Steak Seasoning (not the imitation cheap knock offs), then grilled in the Ninja Foodi Grill, with the thermometer in. It gets them exactly how I like them but cooks them really well too.
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I marinade my steak in Maggi/Garlic Paste/Lemon Juice/Oil.
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Not surprisingly, I apply some science… season with salt, pepper and garlic powder, vacuum seal in a bag and sous vide cook at 50 degrees for 2-3 hours. Take out of the bag, dry the meat and spread a very thin layer of mayonnaise on both side. I them sear in a scorching how cast iron pan and blowtorch.
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Medium really ruins steak (or lamb). And cuts like feather would be like leather if cooked that much.
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