[QUOTE=oops_ur_dead;867642]You gotta try it at least once, it's pretty tasty. The texture is a bit weird if you undercook it though.[/QUOTE]
[QUOTE=Mugy;867644]Salmon is best eaten completely raw![/QUOTE]
Don't get me wrong, I'm down for sushi. I just thought there was a certain appeal to thoroughly cooking the fish. Going halfway seems like folding a pizza in half and calling it a calzone. I prefer them separate entities.
but I guess I'll try it out one day.
Originally Posted by oops_ur_dead
You gotta try it at least once, it's pretty tasty. The texture is a bit weird if you undercook it though.
Originally Posted by Mugy
Salmon is best eaten completely raw!
Don't get me wrong, I'm down for sushi. I just thought there was a certain appeal to thoroughly cooking the fish. Going halfway seems like folding a pizza in half and calling it a calzone. I prefer them separate entities.
[QUOTE=deathworlds;867432]I'm quite the opposite, I really dislike the taste of fat. I usually end up marinating my steaks with a bit of A1's, garlic power, salt (duh), pepper (also duh), and usually whatever spice I'm feeling at the moment, like rosemary, cumin, or a tiny itty bit of mustard. I'll never put anything else on top of my steak though after it's cooked, I despise the taste of BBQ sauce when it's not used as a marinate, and adding anything else is just a waste of a perfectly good steak unless it's made specifically with the steak in mind, homemade garlic sauce is one of my personal favorites!
As for how they are done, I'm not particularly picky about it, but I prefer rarer steaks over more well done ones.[/QUOTE]
Rendering the fat reduces the fat. Letting it rest is the most important part.
Originally Posted by deathworlds
I'm quite the opposite, I really dislike the taste of fat. I usually end up marinating my steaks with a bit of A1's, garlic power, salt (duh), pepper (also duh), and usually whatever spice I'm feeling at the moment, like rosemary, cumin, or a tiny itty bit of mustard. I'll never put anything else on top of my steak though after it's cooked, I despise the taste of BBQ sauce when it's not used as a marinate, and adding anything else is just a waste of a perfectly good steak unless it's made specifically with the steak in mind, homemade garlic sauce is one of my personal favorites!
As for how they are done, I'm not particularly picky about it, but I prefer rarer steaks over more well done ones.
Rendering the fat reduces the fat. Letting it rest is the most important part.