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Monday 23 December, 2024
Monday 23 December, 2024
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Medium? Well done? Here's what steak looks like at different stages of 'doneness'
1. Blue steak
According to BBC Good Food, it should be purple in the centre and quite warm.
An acquired taste.
2. Rare steak
A rare steak should be bright red in the middle, lightly charred on the outside and warm through the middle.
3. Medium rare
A medium rare steak should be pink (with hints of red) in the centre and browned on the outside. This is how most chefs like their steaks, apparently.
4. Medium
Brown/pink in the middle and charred on the outside.
5. Medium well
Brown on the outside with a hint of pink through the middle. This will be tougher to cut through and is for those who aren't fans of bloody steaks.
6. Well done
Probably how your Da likes his steak.
Brown through the middle and brown on the outside.
Still confused? This chart will guide you.
So now! The next time you go to a restaurant, you'll know exactly what you're asking for.
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