Cooking with Raikiri; Rare Fillet Steak & Freshly Made Bread

Looks lovely. Interesting with the oven technique...personally I like to let it get more of a crust in a frying pan rather than roast it. You wouldn't have the problem you mention with the inside being cool if you use the correct heat under the pan.

Excellent photos.
 
Take the meat out of the fridge at LEAST 4-5 hours before cooking it, that way the middle won't be cold.


Just had mine, rubbed in some olive oil and garlic powder. Put the hob to 9 (it goes to 10) and did about 2minutes 50ish each side. B E A U T I F U L!

It was really juicy :D
 
Looks lovely. Interesting with the oven technique...personally I like to let it get more of a crust in a frying pan rather than roast it. You wouldn't have the problem you mention with the inside being cool if you use the correct heat under the pan.

Well I wouldn't if I had a decent pan, what I do have is a POS hence the oven :p

Take the meat out of the fridge at LEAST 4-5 hours before cooking it, that way the middle won't be cold.

I took it out at 10am, it was 4cm thick ;)

GRAVY....ON STEAK....WHAT?!?!?!

Ha, this. Maybe some stilton sauce if it's a crap cut but not on an aged fillet.
 
Would it matter anyway as you can eat beef practically raw?

Well you can eat it raw, capaccio is really nice, I've not tried tartare though.

You put the cooked meat back on it afterwards :eek: :p

Its just getting into an habit of having 2 chopping boards at least, one for veg and one for meat. If you are going to cut the meat after its cooked then its better to use the veg one than the meat one.

Also washed inbetween ;)
 
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