Honestly I was floored when Tequilla even entertained the conversation after steak sauce was mentioned with him having spent time in Texas. The only thing you put on a steak besides a rub is a red wine/mushroom sauce or bernaise with lump crab meat. GTFO with anything else.
Honestly I was floored when Tequilla even entertained the conversation after steak sauce was mentioned with him having spent time in Texas. The only thing you put on a steak besides a rub is a red wine/mushroom sauce or bernaise with lump crab meat. GTFO with anything else.
That was my point ... was giving some rope so that he could hang himself.
If a steak is rubbed right with some spices before hand, there's absolutely no need to add a sauce unless you like abundance. And if you add the wrong sauce, you can absolutely destroy the steak.
You can never go wrong with a red wine type of sauce or Bearnaise ... of which there are many different kinds. My personal favorite sauce though is a sauce that my Dad makes that is on the creamy side with some dijon mustard tones to it. Works very well.
Tequilla cooking tip of the day: if you are cooking a giant prime rib for 6-8+ people, before adding your spice rub to the outside, add a light coat of olive oil to the outside of the meat. You can thank me later for that.
Tequilla bonus cooking tip of the day: On the same prime rib, make sure that you add a combination of fennel seeds and rosemary to your rub. Talk about a flavor explosion.
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Nice sear on the steak ... but needed to be pulled at least 2 minutes earlier. Negative points for it not being a T-Bone.
Nice touch with the sea salt on the potato ... big minus marks though for dressing up the insides though ... needs some more cream for sure.
If a steak is rubbed right with some spices before hand, there's absolutely no need to add a sauce unless you like abundance. And if you add the wrong sauce, you can absolutely destroy the steak.
You can never go wrong with a red wine type of sauce or Bearnaise ... of which there are many different kinds. My personal favorite sauce though is a sauce that my Dad makes that is on the creamy side with some dijon mustard tones to it. Works very well.
Tequilla cooking tip of the day: if you are cooking a giant prime rib for 6-8+ people, before adding your spice rub to the outside, add a light coat of olive oil to the outside of the meat. You can thank me later for that.
Tequilla bonus cooking tip of the day: On the same prime rib, make sure that you add a combination of fennel seeds and rosemary to your rub. Talk about a flavor explosion.
anything that comes out of a bottle can choke on a diseased dick