Anonymous
12/09/2014 08:25
Subject: Is rare steak "classy"?
Anonymous wrote:People who like their steak rare or MR are quick to say it's "classy" because it flatters them to believe that. In truth, preferred taste and texture are totally subjective. Yes, it's considered more sophisticated to prefer less-cooked steak, but who cares. Steak's expensive - order it how you like it! I like mine either MR or medium, depending on the restaurant's definition (red but hot through) and I have no shame about it nor do I care how others order theirs.
It's not about "classy" or not. It's about being somewhat educated about food. Well-done steak is drier and less flavorful. You are taking the steak right up to the edge of burning it. It destroys the flavor and the texture. If you are going to eat well done steak, you might as well get cheaper steak and cook it at home. You are not getting anything out of paying a chef to cook it for you.
Anonymous
12/09/2014 08:23
Subject: Re:Is rare steak "classy"?
Anonymous
People who like their steak rare or MR are quick to say it's "classy" because it flatters them to believe that. In truth, preferred taste and texture are totally subjective. Yes, it's considered more sophisticated to prefer less-cooked steak, but who cares. Steak's expensive - order it how you like it! I like mine either MR or medium, depending on the restaurant's definition (red but hot through) and I have no shame about it nor do I care how others order theirs.
No, steak are prepared rare or mr b/c that is the way to get the best taste. If you do not like that, you do not like steak order something else. As for classy, it's more about a lack of understanding the food and how to eat it.
Anonymous
12/09/2014 08:16
Subject: Is rare steak "classy"?
Will always order my steak well done. I didn't eat red meat for many, many years and this is the only way I can stomach it.
Anonymous
12/09/2014 08:08
Subject: Is rare steak "classy"?
People who like their steak rare or MR are quick to say it's "classy" because it flatters them to believe that. In truth, preferred taste and texture are totally subjective. Yes, it's considered more sophisticated to prefer less-cooked steak, but who cares. Steak's expensive - order it how you like it! I like mine either MR or medium, depending on the restaurant's definition (red but hot through) and I have no shame about it nor do I care how others order theirs.
Anonymous
12/09/2014 08:02
Subject: Is rare steak "classy"?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Is it unsophisticated to order steak any way other than medium-rare or rare? I definitely get that vibe.
Yes. I would actually go farther and say only medium rare is what foodies will order.
I will take this a step further, in true DCUM fashion, to say that the use of the word foodie is not classy and true foodies would never call themselves that.
Anonymous
12/09/2014 07:19
Subject: Is rare steak "classy"?
Anonymous wrote:Woman, just order the steak the way you like it cooked. That would be the true classy way.
Thank you. I wonder about people who tailor themselves along the idea of what "classy" looks like. Please order food the way you like to eat it? Wear clothes that flatter you and make you feel good? Etc.
Kindness is "classy." Let's start there.
Anonymous
12/09/2014 07:18
Subject: Is rare steak "classy"?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Is it unsophisticated to order steak any way other than medium-rare or rare? I definitely get that vibe.
Yes. I would actually go farther and say only medium rare is what foodies will order.
I order mine black and blue. I like the char plus rare.
Anonymous
12/09/2014 07:18
Subject: Is rare steak "classy"?
It means the quality of the meat is good
Anonymous
12/09/2014 07:16
Subject: Is rare steak "classy"?
Yes. Shiws you have good taste.
Anonymous
12/09/2014 07:14
Subject: Is rare steak "classy"?
Medium or well-done is the way to ruin a good steak.
Anonymous
12/09/2014 07:10
Subject: Is rare steak "classy"?
Anonymous wrote:Is it unsophisticated to order steak any way other than medium-rare or rare? I definitely get that vibe.
Yes. I would actually go farther and say only medium rare is what foodies will order.
Anonymous
12/09/2014 01:15
Subject: Is rare steak "classy"?
It's meant to be eaten either medium rare or rare. Cooks like food to taste its best and that's how steak's flavors come out best. But they know they're cooking for all kinds of people and if you want it well done, they'll do that.
Anonymous
12/09/2014 00:53
Subject: Is rare steak "classy"?
Woman, just order the steak the way you like it cooked. That would be the true classy way.
Anonymous
12/09/2014 00:40
Subject: Is rare steak "classy"?
Correct.
Anonymous
12/09/2014 00:36
Subject: Is rare steak "classy"?
Is it unsophisticated to order steak any way other than medium-rare or rare? I definitely get that vibe.