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Poll: Steak
Blue - I am a real man 9 (5.2%)
Rare 36 (20.81%)
Medium Rare 61 (35.26%)
Medium 32 (18.5%)
Medium Well 20 (11.56%)
Well Done - I like to ruin perfectly good meat and should consider vegetarianism 15 (8.67%)


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Ben J
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20th Mar 13 at 21:09   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
Shocking presentation.
Ben G
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20th Mar 13 at 21:22   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
mash in a bowl. wtf? must be a northern thing.
Marc
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KFC do mash in a pot
ed
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20th Mar 13 at 21:42   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
Rare for me; Been to quite a few burger places that do the patty rare if you ask, which is rather nice
Hammer
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Had a rare cheeseburger in France once, never looked at it before I ate it and boked liked fuck.

Has the consistency of tuna. Absolutely disgusting.
Ben J
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Burgers should only be rare if its decent meat. Like made from minced fillet etc.
Norcy91
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Lad from work is doing a 72oz Steak Challenge tomorrow night at Cattlemans in Harrogate

I'll sit watching him struggle to eat that as i tuck into a nice Medium/Rare Sirloin
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21st Mar 13 at 19:56   View Garage View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
quote:
Originally posted by Ben J
Burgers should only be rare if its decent meat. Like made from minced fillet etc.


Or steak tartare which is effectively uncooked burger mince anyway
corsadonk
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I do love a Ribeye. But I love a bit of crispness on the fat, and the outside so it tends to be medium.

A little grind of salt and pepper, is all it needs.
Cybermonkey
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We are quite lucky in Australia, we have generally excellent cuts of beef even in the shonkiest supermarkets.

Our local woolworths do premium cut T-Bones/ribeyes that are around 500g cooked and they are just sensational.

As said above, a bit of salt and ground black pepper on one side to season before cooking and bam - job done.
Hammer
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British beef is far superior.
Cybermonkey
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quote:
Originally posted by Hammer
British beef is far superior.


Australian cows arent having sex with horses though
Hammer
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I assume you have not been keeping up with the horse meat scandal.
Dom
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quote:
Originally posted by Cybermonkey
quote:
Originally posted by Hammer
British beef is far superior.


Australian cows arent having sex with horses though


Neither are British
sc0ott
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Cows living in hot countries look skinnier and unhealthy compared to wet countries. We have better quality grass meaning the cows are happy. We all know happy cows grow better steaks.
Hammer
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Proper grass fed cows produce more nutritious meat. Undisputable fact.
Russ
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thats why scotland produces better women, wetter up north
Hammer
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CS has an improper picture of Scottish women because K17STY and Lawrah are on here.

Ask Ben G what they are really like.
Seany
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Steak should be rare. I used to eat it well done when I was a kid and it was also tough and chewy with most of the flavour lost but now its always rare. Simply tastes so much better.
Carl
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quote:
Originally posted by Cybermonkey
We are quite lucky in Australia, we have generally excellent cuts of beef even in the shonkiest supermarkets.

Our local woolworths do premium cut T-Bones/ribeyes that are around 500g cooked and they are just sensational.

As said above, a bit of salt and ground black pepper on one side to season before cooking and bam - job done.


Menat to put pepper on after has if not it burns it.Another decent tip off Heston.
Ben G
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quote:
Originally posted by Hammer
CS has an improper picture of Scottish women because K17STY and Lawrah are on here.

Ask Ben G what they are really like.


fucking insane. keep at an arms length at all times.
Cybermonkey
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24th Mar 13 at 03:57   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
quote:
Originally posted by sc0ott
Cows living in hot countries look skinnier and unhealthy compared to wet countries. We have better quality grass meaning the cows are happy. We all know happy cows grow better steaks.


Many cattle in Australia are raised in temperate environment like the NSW central tablelands. There is a lot of rainfall there every year. The cows are rather plump

My friend's family own a cattle station there and I can tell you now the cows are extremely well fed. Australia is 7th largest producer of beef cattle in the world. Much of it is exported.
sc0ott
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quote:
Originally posted by Russ
thats why scotland produces better women, wetter up north


And down south, so to speak.
Ben G
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25th Mar 13 at 09:56   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
quote:
Originally posted by Cybermonkey
quote:
Originally posted by sc0ott
Cows living in hot countries look skinnier and unhealthy compared to wet countries. We have better quality grass meaning the cows are happy. We all know happy cows grow better steaks.


Many cattle in Australia are raised in temperate environment like the NSW central tablelands. There is a lot of rainfall there every year. The cows are rather plump

My friend's family own a cattle station there and I can tell you now the cows are extremely well fed. Australia is 7th largest producer of beef cattle in the world. Much of it is exported.


you and tiger should get married to australia.

australia, fuck yeah.
3CorsaMeal
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25th Mar 13 at 09:59   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
7th best? wtf, no one has ever claimed a 7th place in a brag.

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