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Cooking perfect steak is easy with the help of Chef Tips host Jason Hill. Hill explains how to tell when a steak is done by using a simple restaurant method. Now, you'll always know the correct steak cooking temperature.
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would this work for fat people? everything will be rare, unless you make them touch their head hahaha – kidding aside thx for the tip!
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then that means you have to turn your steak
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Yes thats true. I went to culinary school and my met and seafoods chef told us that after a while you dont have to touch it anymore, you can just use your tongs to determine it by touching it with them. It’s weird, i still have yet to pick up this skill…but the finger skill is much easier.
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The flesh on my right hand feels firmer than the one on my left…
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awesome tip. now i wont be afraid to cook steak to other pple
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@whimit
Thanks for sharing that!
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You can also do the Gordon Ramsey trick.. use your finger to feel your face:
Forehead = well done
Chin = medium
Cheek = rare
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freaking brilliant!!
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Never knew that.
Thanks
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Really good
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thats how all resturaunts that cook good steak do it also..
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I love steak..New York Strips are the best
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so easy and clever!!!!
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@yamaho5
Thanks for commenting yamaho5. I was so excited when I first learned this tip. After I learned it, I knew others would like it too.
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That is clever and memorable. Thank you.
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@itchyb00
Thanks!
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@drfeelnothing
Thanks for the nice comment. Hope this tip is useful to you!
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@Poopcopy
Thank you!
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@BaByLyChe
Really?
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@silverstorm20
Thanks for the comment!
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@cecilecakes629
You’re welcome. Thanks for commenting.
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Thanks for sharing the info…i love learning something new everyday and especially something i can use.
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useful! thanks!
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