Lanny
Well-Known Member
- Relationship to Diabetes
- Type 2
Well I can tell you from my perspective of many years in the restaurant business that about 90% of our customers had their steaks well done: some positively burnt, REALLY burnt; but, that’s more to do with the Irish preference more than anything else! 🙄 It used to drive my youngest brother mad as he’s always been a gourmet foodie & enjoys his steaks very rare, VERY rare, like the French: always asking for rare & getting what he would call medium & grumbling about it whenever he ate out when he’s here; been a Londoner since his uni days! 😱 I’m with @rebrascora in that I prefer a low, slowed cooked steak that’s just cooked all the way through with slightly pink being JUST about ok with me but, mostly got very well done to charred most of the time when eating out so, would order medium sometimes to avoid overly burnt!🙄 But, I don’t like fat so, always go for fillet steak, only occasionally sirloin, cutting the fat off, if fillet isn’t available & never any of the fattier cuts: it’s the taste of the fat that I don’t like; maybe something to do with being a super taster but, beef fat smells & tastes of cow’s no. 2’s, to me!😱 But, oddly enough don’t have that problem with lamb fat: one sister, on the other hand, doesn’t like lamb for the same reason saying it’s like sheep no. 2’s when she loves the fat on beef steaks; everyone’s preferences are different, I suppose!🙄