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Aug 10th, 2010 02:43 PM | |||
Perndog |
If you don't have the means to go to a good butcher and buy a good steak and get it chopped up, steak tartare probably isn't a viable menu option. If you're just all about the undercooked meat thing and aren't dead set on a particular recipe, buy the cheapest steak you can find from wal-mart or wherever, cut it into bite-sized pieces (or don't) and briefly sear each outside surface. Voila, beef sashimi, likely to be more or less safe. |
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Aug 9th, 2010 11:46 PM | |||
Colonel Flagg |
The guts of your standard food processors are usually dishwasher-safe. That is, if you have a dishwasher. If not, then you're right - he may be better off grinding up the raw meat with his teeth. Masticate away. |
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Aug 9th, 2010 10:48 PM | |||
MLE | I'm almost positive I remember seeing a food processor in his kitchen, but I also think using that unsanitary piece of equipment might be worse than licking your e.coli straight off the counter. | ||
Aug 9th, 2010 09:41 PM | |||
Kitsa | irradiated fruit. | ||
Aug 9th, 2010 09:39 PM | |||
executioneer | where did you get irradiated seeds from | ||
Aug 9th, 2010 09:33 PM | |||
Kitsa |
I don't trust irradiated anything, and I'm an irradiated person. Case in point: radiation is supposed to sterilize. I've given birth three times, thanks, and I've also grown fruit from "irradiated" seeds. It might wipe the slate during the process (it kills rapidly growing cells...that's why it's used for cancer) but anything can happen between then and when it hits your plate. In my opinion. |
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Aug 9th, 2010 09:28 PM | |||
executioneer |
get the irradiated beef, that should be bacteria free dunno if they've got irradiated eggs though |
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Aug 9th, 2010 09:13 PM | |||
stevetothepast |
you can only get hamburgers well doneat restaurants in canada. I eat it sometimes rare if I make it myself but I get SCARED! |
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Aug 9th, 2010 07:23 PM | |||
kahljorn | i can't believe that you dont have a food processor or some shit | ||
Aug 9th, 2010 03:32 PM | |||
Kitsa |
do you have a kroger near you? I have a 75 cent off coupon for Lauras Lean Beef, 8 oz and up, if you do. I could mail it to you tomorrow if need be. |
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Aug 9th, 2010 03:29 PM | |||
Chojin |
well like i said, i don't have the tools to cube or otherwise finely chop the meat the recipe calls for it to be raw and finely ground, cooking it would sorta defeat the purpose of making steak tartare |
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Aug 9th, 2010 02:20 PM | |||
Kitsa | lemme ask you this...why is it essential that it be ground? I'd also ask why it's essential that it be raw, but I have a feeling you've shored up evidence about proteins and amino acids and polypeptides and all of that, so I'll leave that be. Why can you not slide chunks of albumin-slicked steak down your gullet? | ||
Aug 9th, 2010 02:15 PM | |||
Chojin | kk. there's a bison farm near where i live and they make ground bison meat there. i'm tempted to try this with that meat... would that be any safer? i don't have the tools here to grind or finely mince steak meat. | ||
Aug 9th, 2010 01:10 PM | |||
Colonel Flagg |
My vote. Quote:
Quote:
We just took a food safety training class at work, and it scared me shitless about eating raw ANYTHING. |
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Aug 9th, 2010 08:37 AM | |||
Fathom Zero | Yeah, I dunno if I'd take raw meat from anybody unless lawsuits and licenses were at stake if it wasn't alright. | ||
Aug 9th, 2010 08:35 AM | |||
Kitsa |
I'd grind or chop it myself...what I'm saying is that I wouldn't use supermarket ground beef (ESPECIALLY walmart, because you know they don't give a shit). I had some (made with hamburger) served to me on a toasted bagel at a party. It could be because I'm more or less vegetarian, but I gagged. Couldn't take it, especially from an unknown source. |
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Aug 9th, 2010 08:18 AM | |||
Fathom Zero | i.e. grind your own meat like a man. | ||
Aug 9th, 2010 08:14 AM | |||
Kitsa |
I wouldn't do it with ground beef. The problem with ground beef is that the friction of the grinding raises temps and introduces a lot of oxygen, or so I've read, and that ups the bacteria. You don't run into that with steak because the temperature and exposure to oxygen are consistent before use. You don't want e.coli, trust me. I had bad stuff coming out of both ends, often at the same time, for days. |
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Aug 9th, 2010 04:50 AM | |||
executioneer | you'll be fine | ||
Aug 9th, 2010 04:08 AM | |||
kahljorn |
now they have super-walmarts which are normal grocery stores inside of walmarts which are basically the same as most regular grocery stores except cheaper ALSO YOU CAN TOTALLY PUT STEAK UNDeR THE SADDLE OF YOUR HORSE AND RIDE FOR FIVE DAYS tHEN eAT IT |
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Aug 9th, 2010 04:00 AM | |||
Zhukov | They sell steaks at Wal-Mart? Would you really stoop so low? | ||
Aug 9th, 2010 03:31 AM | |||
Mockery |
Wal-mart steak? Just spend an extra buck and get something better. I used to buy this beef (I believe Kroger sells it back on the East coast along with some other chains) called Laura's Lean Beef. All natural, hormone free beef. Delicious stuff. Used to make burgers, tacos, 'n everything with it. Well worth the extra buck or so that it costs. http://www.laurasleanbeef.com |
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Aug 9th, 2010 03:05 AM | |||
kahljorn | might not be the answer that you're looking for but you can grind steaks up in a food processor :O | ||
Aug 9th, 2010 01:07 AM | |||
Fathom Zero | Comparable to a three-star restaurant, I'd imagine. | ||
Aug 8th, 2010 11:50 PM | |||
Chojin |
steak tartare been interested in making this for my lowfat/lowcarb diet days, and read up on some of the risks involved. most of the recipes seem to assume that you're buying a steak from a local butcher and then grinding it up yourself, as well as buying the egg from "a reputable source", whatever the fuck that means. according to the internets, making steak tartare under those conditions is safer than touching a public doorknob in terms of bacteria exposure. what are the odds i'd die from making this with 96/4 ground beef and eggs i buy at wal-mart? kitsa i am looking at you |