Well, imagine my utter joy when it's steak night at cooking class. Enjoy the photos.

Lamb

Raw steak

Veal

Since we don't eat till 9-10, my classmates cooked up some "appetizers." It's filet mignon bits. Soooooo delicious.

Tri-tip

Filet mignon cooking up

Filet mignon cut up for easy distribution. It is tender and soft like butter.

Sliced tri-tip

Plated tri-tip

Wiener Schnitzel

I know all about the risks. I don't care; I like my pork chops on the pink side.

spaetzle

Lamb chops with spinach, eggplant, and tomatoes. I think I needed to cook it a bit longer.

I've never had steak Diane before. It's delicious.

You bet I went for seconds =)
~Ray
2 comments:
Wow! That's a lot of red meat! Hey, did they ever talk about why the raw meat browns and get that funky smell? Especially when they're layered on top of each other and looks fresh and red, but when you take a layer off, it is brown and funky. It's basically the reason why I don't really cook with beef. Have you had the Vietnamese dish called the "seven courses of beef"? It's so good!!
We were all very happy that night.
I asked my instructor and she said it's oxygen. It doesn't really affect the taste. If it smells, it's bad. I'm always sniffing my meat. I would definitely go for those vacuumed packed for a prettier color. A visit to a butcher for fresh meat is also recommended.
I have not heard of seven courses of beef. I'm going to google it right now.
~Ray
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