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>>8552838
>Thyme, oregano, marjoram, rosemary

All this, why?

>fresh for fucks sake
You're making literal fattie neet food. Why does it matter that it's fresh

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>>8552838
The next step is cooking your steak. I am assuming we all know how that works, but also note that for this dish a flat pan works best, else you will get some bites with lots of seary malliard goodness, and some with none. I use coconut oil, but anything non aromatic with a sufficiently high smoke point will do.

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>>8552845
Because dried herbs completely fuck the texture in this. Also I served these as canapes at a couple of high end members clubs in London, albeit with a few additions.

You now want to rest your steak, allowing the cells to reabsorb the meat juice and close up the cell walls.

>>8552867
>cell walls
Americans lol

>>8552889

Congratulations! You embarrassed yourself.

>>8552838
>Thyme, oregano, marjoram, rosemary (fresh for fucks sake)
Of all the herbs there are, these matter least in terms of freshness. If all you're making is steak wrapped in bacon, dried will be fine. Don't use dried basil, parsley etc.

>>8552897
Cell walls in a piece of beef?

>>8552954
learn to biology

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>bacon wrapped steak
into the trash it goes

>>8552954
He means cell membranes.

>>8552973
No u
>>8552982
That's what i meant with americans

>>8552973
>learn to biology

Exactly. And biology states that plant cells have "cell walls" whereas animal cells have "cell membranes" instead.

I can't believe I had to explain that to you.....

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>>8552906
Agreed that it matters less, but definitely has an impact on the texture of this food.
Apologies for the delay chaps, you now want to cut the steak, and apply the herbs to the inside of your bacon, and wrap leaving the unseared side exposed.
I also apologise to all and any scientifically minded anons for the inaccuracy regarding cell walls/membranes

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Pan, nice and hot...

>>8553023
He explicitly stated he wasn't American you faggot.

Did he died?

>>8553151
>paying attention to tripfag mouth-diarrhea

>>8552867
dried oregano is objectively better than fresh, stupid memeing trip pleb

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>>8553073
Now you need to ensure the bacon is wrapped evenly and ideally slightly overlapping the edge, as the bacon fat will shrink as it cooks.
>>8553221
Sorry m80, I was selling drugs
>>8553399
Have a nice day
>>8553406
Consider the possibility of both having merits based on application

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>>8553429
They only need a quick finish in the pan, thin bacon is best for this reason.

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>>8553556
Impale, and serve at your party or other social event.
I have had sucess serving these with a whisky sauce, demi, bacon jam, and bearnaise.
If to be paired with a drink, older bourbon or a speyside are good

>>8553556
Is this intended to be an hors d'oeuvre? Do you serve them with a sauce?

>>8553606
>>8553609
Disregard.