I prefer a pepper sauce on a good steak too.While steak and cheese is a well known combo, I'd always preffer a nice pepper sauce on a good steak. Maybe that's just me?
Yes. It's a good way of hiding the badly cooked bits.
I think theres a problem with your camera, it seems to lose focus a lot of the time especially the background.
Stunning phoyography, wish I could take photos and do presentation half as well.
Flat pan not griddle pan , grrrrr
and bechamel sauce
Groundnut oil doesn't burn at such a low heat. Much better alternative when cooking steak.I used to, and you can but I tend not to as in high heat the olive oil will burn. Please with a season griddle pan it doesn't stick anyway.
Easy, just make sure stuff is half out of focus and you'll get a similar effect
Now I know they are 'good' photos, it's clear to see, but on some of the shots the whole DOF thing is almost too much and makes it a bit hard on the eye.
Still good though, and made me hungry now dammit.
come on Ray, how long have you been on these forums, you know better than to post a steak thread in GD.
Unless your steak is 4" thick virtually raw Waygu. wiped across the thigh of a virgin under a full moon, during a leap year and hand cut by Lord Lucan while riding Shergar. Then I'm afraid your thread will just get flamed.
In fact I would almost call creating a steak thread trolling
Looks very nice by the way. Id eat it.
Some DOF are a bit extreme but so are the ISO on some, a few are 2500, as no flash were used, they were shot wide open or near enough wide open on a 35/1.4, 85/1.8 and 135/2.0.
Wanted to keep noise to a minimum.
they were shot wide open or near enough wide open on a 35/1.4, 85/1.8 and 135/2.0.
Stunning phoyography, wish I could take photos and do presentation half as well.
Cheeses sauce and what is wrong with white sauce? Personally only have pepper sauce on cheap steaks as it's over powering.
any sauce on a steak is blasphemy