Salting a steak... WTF is wrong with you people?

[justabubba]

Well, like I said I've seen this method on youtube and other places and I keep thinking "Am I missing something"? So far the answer is... nope, just nasty steaks. As a rule I buy GOOD steaks, once in a while, since I now am on a higher protein diet I get some cheaper steaks for breakfast.

I use a little salt and pepper when cooking, and if it needs something later, a dash of garlic salt when eating I find a good thing, but that's just me. My preferred method is mesquite grilled, but I have mastered the pan seared steak action, it's quite good actually.

if you enjoy your cooked steak tasting bitter, then pepper it before it has finished cooking
https://www.reddit.com/r/AskCulinar...t_wrong_to_season_a_steak_with_pepper_before/

 

[Taylor]

Our HEB has some garlic herb butter that melts BEAUTIFULLY on steak, I generally put that on when it's resting.

You are making me hungry.

 

[justabubba]

You are making me hungry.

not doing it for me with an overly salted steak

 

[Taylor]

not doing it for me with an overly salted steak

Lol. No, it was the talk of steak and butter.

I made a roast beef tenderloin for Christmas dinner a couple of years ago. SOO good, but sadly, it seems the people I surround myself with think beef is just death waiting to happen. Nothing ruins a good Christmas dinner like talk of how great boneless chicken breasts are. Never again.

 

[justabubba]

Lol. No, it was the talk of steak and butter.

I made a roast beef tenderloin for Christmas dinner a couple of years ago. SOO good, but sadly, it seems the people I surround myself with think beef is just death waiting to happen. Nothing ruins a good Christmas dinner like talk of how great boneless chicken breasts are. Never again.

probably the same people who drink lite beer

a generation ago we would insist that 'the only taste he has is in his mouth' and he doesn't even have that today

 

[Renae]

if you enjoy your cooked steak tasting bitter, then pepper it before it has finished cooking
https://www.reddit.com/r/AskCulinar...t_wrong_to_season_a_steak_with_pepper_before/

Eeww, bitter steak! I like garlic on mine to be honest. Garlic makes a steak better. If you want to ruin a steak, hand me a bottle of A-1...