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Pls r8 my steak food lords
>>8643194
You want us to judge by the top sear? Well it completely sucks. Like you went straight from the fridge to the grill didn't even bother to dry up the juices on it then grilled it on low heat.
Cut that baby up and show us how much you overcooked it now.
>Yes, let me impress people with a delicious steak I cooked and then cover it with eye straining text in which I totally disregard the rules of grammar.
>>8643194
Not bad. Could use a little more malliard. But why aren't you eating raw like a true paleo so you can get your carbs from the glycogen?
8/10.
It's rare my dude
Am I supposed to start them at room temperature?
>>8643216
Its snapchat lel nobody actually cares
>>8643223
>>8643207
Here. I'm glad to see that. The crust really had me thinking you didn't know what you were doing. what did you do? That's not a lot of browning at all.
As far as your meat goes, good rare. about a 120?
Room temp. is a myth. You'd have to leave it out for hours to do that and makes very little difference. What you really want to do is get rid of that moisture on the sides of your steak that's what keeps it from getting a good sear on it. Salt it at least half an hour before you throw it on the grill though (you can leave it out). If you really want a good crust, season that shit and throw it in the fridge uncovered for a few days, let that moisture evaporate. The drier you can get that surface the better the sear will be.
>>8643231
I care
>>8643249
Grilled on my roommates propane grill at 350-400 5 minutes each side with salt and pepper. Very delicious desu. Thanks for the advice!
>>8643287
Don't be afraid to flip that steak. That's another stupid myth that needs to die.
>>8643207
>yfw you call /fit/izen on his shit
>yfw the meat is rare
>yfw you're totally fucking wrong
My fucking sides rn
>>8643311
Man I felt relieved. I was honestly expecting the worse desu.
>>8643350
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Maillard_reaction
Forgive that anon's spelling.
>>8643350
>malliard
He spelled it wrong but the maillard reaction is the protein equivalent to caramelization. It's how you get that savory goodness and it comes from high heat cooking. That's why searing your steak makes it so much better.
>>8643311
sear still looks like shit tee bee aych
>>8643194
take the gay cringe text off so I can actually see it first