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To celebrate the US SCOTUS declaring that there is no such thing as an am*rican I made some ribeye.
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Common retard mistake - because your stove top can blast full heat does not mean you always should use it. I get your autistic fear of burning food (even if you still burn it) and impatience but for god's sake just do it on medium heat and prod the meat with an utensil to check how firm it is, if you are too stupid unsure about the texture, just cut a small piece off and inspect how well it is cooked through, you will eventually narrow it down and get the feel how firm each stage is.

Also I seen that you use a shit ton of oil/grease for meat, unless you are trying to pull Jack Scalfani and get any% on heart attack you should use few drops of oil and spread it on the pad (or better, use grease/butter) instead of making everything fried float in oil.
 
Common retard mistake - because your stove top can blast full heat does not mean you always should use it. I get your autistic fear of burning food (even if you still burn it) and impatience but for god's sake just do it on medium heat and prod the meat with an utensil to check how firm it is, if you are too stupid unsure about the texture, just cut a small piece off and inspect how well it is cooked through, you will eventually narrow it down and get the feel how firm each stage is.

Also I seen that you use a shit ton of oil/grease for meat, unless you are trying to pull Jack Scalfani and get any% on heart attack you should use few drops of oil and spread it on the pad (or better, use grease/butter) instead of making everything fried float in oil.
G*d bless your heart on trying to teach the caveman on how to cook a steak
 
Common retard mistake - because your stove top can blast full heat does not mean you always should use it. I get your autistic fear of burning food (even if you still burn it) and impatience but for god's sake just do it on medium heat and prod the meat with an utensil to check how firm it is, if you are too stupid unsure about the texture, just cut a small piece off and inspect how well it is cooked through, you will eventually narrow it down and get the feel how firm each stage is.
It's not complicated, I know, however; not doing it my way wouldn't be the way i actually want it, which kinda defeats the purpose of doing it myself now innit :eli2:
Also I seen that you use a shit ton of oil/grease for meat
Not eyetalian, thus the only thing I use to lube my meat is West Country Butter ™️
 
Common retard mistake - because your stove top can blast full heat does not mean you always should use it. I get your autistic fear of burning food (even if you still burn it) and impatience but for god's sake just do it on medium heat and prod the meat with an utensil to check how firm it is, if you are too stupid unsure about the texture, just cut a small piece off and inspect how well it is cooked through, you will eventually narrow it down and get the feel how firm each stage is.

Also I seen that you use a shit ton of oil/grease for meat, unless you are trying to pull Jack Scalfani and get any% on heart attack you should use few drops of oil and spread it on the pad (or better, use grease/butter) instead of making everything fried float in oil.
What if old mate here does a crossover with Jack Scalfani?
Then Jack converts him into an evangelical
 
my parents were at the farmers market today so my dad and i for breakfast had fried kaszanka with sauteed fresh onion :)
 
It's not complicated, I know, however; not doing it my way wouldn't be the way i actually want it, which kinda defeats the purpose of doing it myself now innit :eli2:
Well you're doing it the WRONG way, you dumb bloke. Me mum is rubbish at cooking steak and hers is leagues better than your load of tosh.
 
Great sponsored image, though I think because of the format width it's far too generous on suggesting a council house being as spacious as it seems with those windows:
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Common retard mistake - because your stove top can blast full heat does not mean you always should use it. I get your autistic fear of burning food (even if you still burn it) and impatience but for god's sake just do it on medium heat and prod the meat with an utensil to check how firm it is, if you are too stupid unsure about the texture, just cut a small piece off and inspect how well it is cooked through, you will eventually narrow it down and get the feel how firm each stage is.

Also I seen that you use a shit ton of oil/grease for meat, unless you are trying to pull Jack Scalfani and get any% on heart attack you should use few drops of oil and spread it on the pad (or better, use grease/butter) instead of making everything fried float in oil.
Tbh you do want it hot as fuck to get a good sear, but you also want to finish it in the oven

EDIT: AND DEAR GOD LET IT REST
 
Great sponsored image, though I think because of the format width it's far too generous on suggesting a council house being as spacious as it seems with those windows:Wyświetl załącznik 9242370
False advertisement

There's peas and potatoes on the guy's plate

Now those look really nice
 
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