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#91
Nov 4 2015 08:45pm
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Well done is a wrong way. Some may like it like that for some reason, but it's still wrong.


I agree well done steak is not good. I like medium rare personally. I've had expensive high quality steak with just salt n pepper and I've had it seasoned and maranited..I liked it both ways. Funny reading about people arguing about what to put on a steak..to each their own lol if you don't like it don't do it. :)

This post was edited by Kashley on Nov 4 2015 08:45pm
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Nov 4 2015 09:43pm
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I agree well done steak is not good. I like medium rare personally. I've had expensive high quality steak with just salt n pepper and I've had it seasoned and maranited..I liked it both ways. Funny reading about people arguing about what to put on a steak..to each their own lol if you don't like it don't do it. :)


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Dec 7 2015 03:09am
Still feel like if you're eating a high end steak that the only seasoning that should be touching it is salt to taste beforehand and pepper after its off heat.

I will say though that some of these seasoning ideas do seem tasty for lesser cuts of beef, especially those involving fresh garlic.
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