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Nicely charred on the outside, still mooing on the inside.
The char adds a nice flavour and the steak just melts like butter. No sauce needed.
People threatening violence over this are wrong.
I am not a fan of charcoal grilling, Gas works just fine, and there's less fuss. I've also foreman grilled many a steak, and I'm sure that violates someone's "steak rules".
Tonight I had shredded chicken sandwiches on steak rolls, I accompanied it with a cranberry mustard. I'm glad the place I picked the shredded chicken up at had that on offer today, I wasn't sure how I was going to use that cranberry mustard. It's a very unique flavor. I like it, but it's a challenging condiment.
This is why everyone should eat soylent green. And only soylent green. Straight from the tube.
It's disrespectful to the animal to cook it beyond medium rare. Animal rights, bro.
Adding ketchup to the mix is definitely not an improvement. Ketchup is for french fries, and (even though a lot of people disagree) sometimes hotdogs.
Ketchup + steak doesn't sound good, but I guess people like what they like.
I mean not only do I not know the best vinegar base spice rub, I also don't give a flying ♥♥♥♥ about any of that!
Funny thing, they were the same level annoyed as the Karen's who were mad we didn't carry uncrustables. Go to Vons for your crappy pb&j hot pockets!
I sometimes put a garlic butter on it, but that char is delicious on its own.
A smoked paprika, garlic, lemon salt, ginger rub I find works on some of the tougher cuts. Marinating it beforehand in a lime juice mixture can also add flavour and soften the steak.
Malted vinegar on pb&j tastes awesome. I put malted vinegar in my cold cereal also. Malted vinegar goes with everything.