How do you like your steak? - You will be judged.

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Rare and Medium-Rare

I'll take Medium too but I really love Rare above all else.

I also think seasoning your steak should be a requirement too. I can't imagine a steak without seasoning.

Also putting steak sauce on is an admission that you either bought a shitty steak or you fucked it up. There is no need for sauce on a good steak cooked correctly.
 
Before, I liked my steak well-done. Now I have more of a preference to medium and medium rare.
 
Most of the cheaper cuts that I have don't allow for anything less than medium, which is how I ate it on my own. When I'm with my parents they always cook it well-done (:_(
 
Medium rare. But I'd probably still eat a steak that wasn't medium rare if it were offered to me for free. Because, well, steak.

Also, I love steak sauce but not on steak. It's really good in meatloaf or on chicken.
 
I don't cook my steaks. I do them in the pan instead of the grill (lock in dem juices, boy), get it screaming hot, and just sear the outside.
They don't need sauces or nothing, just a blue cheese crown if you're feeling fancy.

If I really want to get crazy though, a nice Steak au Poivre is to kill for.
Also, steaks are served with Cabernet Sauvignon, and if you use any other kind of red wine, you should probably kill yourself.
 
No one said the simple and correct reply of "yes"

rare or med rare depending on cut. Normally I stick to don't fucks with a steak but steak au poivre is redonk good.
 
I go for medium rare when it's hot off the grill and well done for when it's leftover cold from the fridge.
-Nothing like a cold hunk of cooked cow for breakfast.
 
I usually go medium rare but prefer rare (never tried blue/bleu but I want to).

...I admit I put ketchup on my steaks at home, but to be fair, I don't cook those and they are inedible otherwise. Grandmother overcooks them in the oven broiler and drowns them in Lowry's seasoning salt until they're tough and flavorless.
 
Rare, obviously.

A bar in my hometown serves up their steaks with a 50/50 condiment side of cottage cheese and horseradish. I haven't seen it anywhere else so idk if it's a Thing but it's good.
 
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