Meatgistics Podcast: Rack em' Up!
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Chef the texture is similar to a liver pate but more course. It is spreadable. The flavor is peppery with hints of garlic and onion. Then there is some crunch from raw onion and raw green pepper. There is a 1 raw egg put in per lb to help with the bind.
@ndmike Sounds extremely interesting. I can think of several applications. Not sure where I could get some.
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processhead…yep. Around here it is very lean pieces of beef that is ground, lots of spices added, and usually has chopped onion and green pepper in it. It is great on a snack crackers like Ritz. I love the stuff. When we hang out and have driveway beers with the neighbors we often will go through a half pound of it.
@ndmike sounds a lot like steak tartare. Eaten my fair share over my lifetime
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YooperDog said in Meatgistics Podcast: Rack em' Up!:
@ndmike sounds a lot like steak tartare. Eaten my fair share over my lifetime
Thank you, yes, I was trying to remember the name of the other raw dish. Thats the one.
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YooperDog it is very close from what I have read.
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Tex_77 What is Pittsburgh Style? I’m a “burgher” for my whole life and I’ve never heard of that.
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Tex_77 What is Pittsburgh Style? I’m a “burgher” for my whole life and I’ve never heard of that.
badfire2625 Quick sear on either side and very rare purple interior.
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So I heard something in that podcast that I just cannot comprehend. Austin said something about medium being the perfect temperature for beef. I’m broken. My team leader doesn’t know how to eat steak? Medium-Rare is absolutely the most cooked a steak should be. How can I stay Team-Orange with the fundamentals flawed at the start? How can I switch to Team-Blue when Austin invited me to Orange when Jonathon (and where did this Jonathon Tremblay profile come from) didn’t invite me to be blue. Maybe I’ll go rogue and join Team-Grey. Maybe I’ll become a loner and shun any team. I’ll have to think about this one for a while… Austin. Medium? Seriously?
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badfire2625 Quick sear on either side and very rare purple interior.
Tex_77 I may have done that a time or two but I didn’t know it was a thing. I was just too cold grilling in my shorts and a hoodie in February so I rushed it…
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So I heard something in that podcast that I just cannot comprehend. Austin said something about medium being the perfect temperature for beef. I’m broken. My team leader doesn’t know how to eat steak? Medium-Rare is absolutely the most cooked a steak should be. How can I stay Team-Orange with the fundamentals flawed at the start? How can I switch to Team-Blue when Austin invited me to Orange when Jonathon (and where did this Jonathon Tremblay profile come from) didn’t invite me to be blue. Maybe I’ll go rogue and join Team-Grey. Maybe I’ll become a loner and shun any team. I’ll have to think about this one for a while… Austin. Medium? Seriously?
badfire2625 Also don’t forget Austin thinks $1 frozen pizza is 5 star cuisine. Please join Team Blue, the winning team.
Isaiah 5:22 Woe to those who are heroes at drinking wine and champions at mixing drinks
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badfire2625 Also don’t forget Austin thinks $1 frozen pizza is 5 star cuisine. Please join Team Blue, the winning team.
Tex_77 Wait. What?
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Tex_77 Not 5 star cuisine, but Totinos pizzas are good for what they are. Especially if you want to eat pizza every day and not blow the bank on your food budget. That was my diet for years as a bachelor, and I don’t regret it at all.
badfire2625 My definition of medium is still only 135 and still a nice red color throughout. If you start getting any brown through there, it is overcooked. I just like it right where the texture is starting to change from a raw feeling to a cooked feeling. I’d argue it makes it more tender because there is more denatured proteins breaking down. As soon as you get past the denaturing and start breaking down the myoglobin and turining brown, you’ve overcooked it. Some people would put medium right in the middle of this changeover, and to me medium has an ultra fine line on what is good versus not. It could be medium and be outside of what I want and I’d say overcooked. Just on the beginning and verge of medium is where I want to be.
I also don’t think that the temperature for a cooked steak should be enough to force you out of Team-Orange… Unless it was arguing that a well done steak was the best…that would be grounds for dismisal from Team Orange to me and I’d dismiss myself! Lol!
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Tex_77 Not 5 star cuisine, but Totinos pizzas are good for what they are. Especially if you want to eat pizza every day and not blow the bank on your food budget. That was my diet for years as a bachelor, and I don’t regret it at all.
badfire2625 My definition of medium is still only 135 and still a nice red color throughout. If you start getting any brown through there, it is overcooked. I just like it right where the texture is starting to change from a raw feeling to a cooked feeling. I’d argue it makes it more tender because there is more denatured proteins breaking down. As soon as you get past the denaturing and start breaking down the myoglobin and turining brown, you’ve overcooked it. Some people would put medium right in the middle of this changeover, and to me medium has an ultra fine line on what is good versus not. It could be medium and be outside of what I want and I’d say overcooked. Just on the beginning and verge of medium is where I want to be.
I also don’t think that the temperature for a cooked steak should be enough to force you out of Team-Orange… Unless it was arguing that a well done steak was the best…that would be grounds for dismisal from Team Orange to me and I’d dismiss myself! Lol!
Austin Maybe you should just go with Med-Rare Plus
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OK. Austin I’m staying (I was never leaving, just pot stirring…) I like the explanation. But about this pizza thing… We need to talk…
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Tex_77 Not 5 star cuisine, but Totinos pizzas are good for what they are. Especially if you want to eat pizza every day and not blow the bank on your food budget. That was my diet for years as a bachelor, and I don’t regret it at all.
badfire2625 My definition of medium is still only 135 and still a nice red color throughout. If you start getting any brown through there, it is overcooked. I just like it right where the texture is starting to change from a raw feeling to a cooked feeling. I’d argue it makes it more tender because there is more denatured proteins breaking down. As soon as you get past the denaturing and start breaking down the myoglobin and turining brown, you’ve overcooked it. Some people would put medium right in the middle of this changeover, and to me medium has an ultra fine line on what is good versus not. It could be medium and be outside of what I want and I’d say overcooked. Just on the beginning and verge of medium is where I want to be.
I also don’t think that the temperature for a cooked steak should be enough to force you out of Team-Orange… Unless it was arguing that a well done steak was the best…that would be grounds for dismisal from Team Orange to me and I’d dismiss myself! Lol!
Austin Okay, in an almost defense of the orange team, a steak is perfect when the consumer thinks it is.
I have done so many carving station with strip loins and prime rib, I guess numbering in the 1000’s. Some want it to walk away from the carving station, some want it carbonized. I have learned that just because a particular cook, flavor, heat, … that I like, doesn’t mean that everyone else dose. A great chef knows what pleases the masses.
Totinos pizzas are great for college students. Nothing wrong with people needing inexpensive. Eventually people grow up, even orange team’s pallets. LOL
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OK. Austin I’m staying (I was never leaving, just pot stirring…) I like the explanation. But about this pizza thing… We need to talk…
badfire2625 Was that made in a stone oven?
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badfire2625 Was that made in a stone oven?
Chef I could only wish. It is my take on my favorite pizza in the world from Brooklyn NY (Grimaldi’s or Juliana’s). But I don’t have a coal fired stone oven yet. I preheated my pizza stone in my regular oven for an hour at 550 before I started making the pies. That said, a stone oven is on my radar. Just not sure if it will be after I retire and move into my next forever home or here in this I wish it wasn’t forever home.
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badfire2625 Also don’t forget Austin thinks $1 frozen pizza is 5 star cuisine. Please join Team Blue, the winning team.
Tex_77 Got to agree $1.00 pizzas are just an orange team team thing. That in it’s self should be proof to go blue team…
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Austin Okay, in an almost defense of the orange team, a steak is perfect when the consumer thinks it is.
I have done so many carving station with strip loins and prime rib, I guess numbering in the 1000’s. Some want it to walk away from the carving station, some want it carbonized. I have learned that just because a particular cook, flavor, heat, … that I like, doesn’t mean that everyone else dose. A great chef knows what pleases the masses.
Totinos pizzas are great for college students. Nothing wrong with people needing inexpensive. Eventually people grow up, even orange team’s pallets. LOL
Chef That was like three orange slams in one post. I’d say that my pizza cost roughly the same as the Totino’s and only took about 20 minutes longer to make (not counting the time to run out and get a frozen pie). The only issue is the clean up, I throw flour around like nobody’s business.
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Austin Okay, in an almost defense of the orange team, a steak is perfect when the consumer thinks it is.
I have done so many carving station with strip loins and prime rib, I guess numbering in the 1000’s. Some want it to walk away from the carving station, some want it carbonized. I have learned that just because a particular cook, flavor, heat, … that I like, doesn’t mean that everyone else dose. A great chef knows what pleases the masses.
Totinos pizzas are great for college students. Nothing wrong with people needing inexpensive. Eventually people grow up, even orange team’s pallets. LOL
Chef said in Meatgistics Podcast: Rack em' Up!:
Totinos pizzas are great for college students. Nothing wrong with people needing inexpensive. Eventually people grow up, even orange team’s pallets. LOL
Chef said in Meatgistics Podcast: Rack em' Up!:
Tex_77 Got to agree $1.00 pizzas are just an orange team team thing. That in it’s self should be proof to go blue team…
Wow that is some Blue duplicitousness… You are talking out of both sides of your blue mouth now Chef …
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when I make homemade pizza I make the crust from scratch my own home canned sauce ,pepperoni and cheese from the store it costs about 2.50 - 3.00 for one ready start to finish in 1 hr. -1.15
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