Re: [london.food] Steak Cooking - Success!!
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Just a quick note of thanks, I ran out to get some ingredients from the
sainsburglers downstairs (literally, it's like having BIG cupboards) and
got to cooking.
Got a rump steak that looked rather nifty, some green leaves, organic
vine-ripened tomatoes and some cucumber.
Salad was covered in the chunkily chopped tomatoes and cucumber,
teeny-tiny bit of olive oil and vinegar on the top.
Cooked the steak and it went great, 2 mins per side, groovy griddle
lines an' all.
I made that simple mustard sauce that Rev pointed out, mixture of dijon
and grainy dontchaknow.
The steak was, quite frankly, wonderful...obviously the amount of hunger
I had managed to build up probably helped but it was great. I shall now
have to go uy some steak knives.
Cheers all...
n
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[london.food] Steak Cooking
Nigel Rantor 15:34 on 23 Aug 2005
Hail all,
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Re: [london.food] Steak Cooking
James Bywater 15:44 on 23 Aug 2005
I urge you to experiment!
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Bob Walker
15:45 on 23 Aug 2005
What do you consider nice rare, well done or somewhere in between?
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Rev Simon Rumble
15:47 on 23 Aug 2005
Brush the griddle pan with some oil. Wipe the steak dry with kitchen
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Simon Wistow
15:50 on 23 Aug 2005
The advice I've heard is - for an average thickness steak cook for 2
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RE: [london.food] Steak Cooking
Russell Joanne (ST) 16:37 on 23 Aug 2005
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[london.food] Sealing in juices (was: Steak Cooking)
Rev Simon Rumble 16:45 on 23 Aug 2005
The whole "seal the meat to keep the juices in" thing is a myth. It's
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Re: [london.food] Steak Cooking - Success!!
Nigel Rantor 20:12 on 23 Aug 2005
Just a quick note of thanks, I ran out to get some ingredients from the
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