Haha i don't know about all star, but definitely agree with the second half of your post Hoagie. Everything I've learned about steaks is either this thread or j kenji from seriouseats
i'm sorry to have to say this, but the angle of your knife on the cutting board is off by 1.5 degrees.
please try it all over again and report back when you get it right.
Who recommended Chef’s Table, BBQ? Thank you the first episode with Tootsie and Central Texas BBQ was great.
I was stuck in France for a month, got back to Houston and made “chili” with 4lbs of beef and grilled a steak. After all that Normandie cream and lack of spice, much needed.
I made the early drive out there over a decade ago. It's great and they have vacuum sealed meats to go in their cooler if they are out of something you wanted, and you can walk down the street to a good ol **** kicker cattle auction when you're finished. Tootsie was working some and doing some sitting on a picnic bench drinking a beer at 10am too, I'm surprised she's still alive.
the episode about the Aussie guy who only cooks over fire was cool
At first I was confused why they didn't have an episode with Extebarri, then I watched this episode and it is almost as much about Victor as it was about Lennox.
At first I was confused why they didn't have an episode with Extebarri, then I watched this episode and it is almost as much about Victor as it was about Lennox.
I'm guessing the owner of Extebarri wouldn't have been all that thrilled with a camera crew following him around for days so they went with the next best guy, that seem right? From Lennox's descriptions he seems like kind of a crusty, hermit dude. Have you been to Extebarri?
I have not. Haven't had a chance to get to Basque country yet. I remember discussing with someone in this thread about etxebarri years ago and he did go but didn't find the steak that great but found the red prawns spectacular.
Then again, the Spanish as well as the Italians eat their steaks on the raw side of black and blue and usually with a wide greyband so I can understand.
I made the early drive out there over a decade ago. It's great and they have vacuum sealed meats to go in their cooler if they are out of something you wanted, and you can walk down the street to a good ol **** kicker cattle auction when you're finished. Tootsie was working some and doing some sitting on a picnic bench drinking a beer at 10am too, I'm surprised she's still alive.
I've never posted in here because I'm not a skilled steaker at all! Just made a lovely T-bone that came out quite lovely(imo). Just in a skillet. First I cooked a few strips of maple bacon, for purposes of pouring bits and grease over frozen veg for the air fryer. Then I flopped the bad boy into the skillet and turned a couple times.