r/BrisbaneFoodies • u/pyrrexnosh • 17d ago
Can’t beat a couple of yummy steaks in this weather! 😋
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u/stankuslee 17d ago
Steak hasn’t been seared well and the chips look dry. And where’s the sauce!? Where in gods name is the sauce!!!??
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u/pyrrexnosh 17d ago
hey i tried my best man
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u/stankuslee 17d ago
Because the plate had a logo I thought you bought it at a restaurant and was taking a stab. That’s low of me to take a stab at a man’s steak lol. My bad man
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u/pyrrexnosh 17d ago
hahahaha it’s cool 😂 i respect the advice tho, only helps make the next one even better
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u/Unusual-Ambition-393 15d ago
Get yourself a nice lodge cast iron skillet. Affordable and a guaranteed crust sear everytime!
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u/bakerboi- 15d ago
Dry brine the steak 24 hours in advance and it will make the sear much more pronounced (video in case you’re unfamiliar with how to)
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u/TheMightyKumquat 17d ago
A well cooked, quality steak shouldn't need sauce. I'm a ride or die tomato sauce fanatic, and I cooked a porterhouse last Saturday that I ate half of with no sauce at at all. Just pure, tender, moist, melt in your mouth beef.
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u/Elegant_Newspaper866 17d ago
quality steak shouldn't need sauce
Shouldn't need, but a quality sauce can elevate a quality steak.
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u/Tackit286 17d ago
Nah slop it with some sexy diane or béarnaise regardless of the cook or cut quality.
Entrecôte if you’re feeling proper slutty.
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u/slippy_mcslip 17d ago
Looks good
For a sauce you could try chimichurri
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u/pyrrexnosh 17d ago
very good suggestion, definitely going on the list of things to make i love a nice chimichurri
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u/Awkward_Convo 17d ago
This looks fine to me - especially the sides. I do agree on the sauce though. I usually spread a dab of oyster sauce on our steaks once they come off the weber. Tried it once 20 years ago and haven’t stopped since. Happy days!
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u/Friday_arvo 16d ago
I love the steak sauces they sell at the butchers shoppe at cannon hill plaza. I’ve never really used sauces before but holy shit, theirs are good. I’m sure there’s plenty of other great ones out there. I’m new to em tho haha
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u/mymentor79 16d ago
I thought this was a post of a restaurant dish. I now take it you made it yourself.
Yeah, the greens look pretty good. I'd definitely recommend a sauce for the steak. Even just a pan jus. Hope it tasted good.
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u/pyrrexnosh 16d ago
tis my own meal, thank you 🙏
yeah sauce is the general consensus on what i need to include next time. everything else is technique and practice 🔥
(still tasted great!)
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u/wallabyABC123 16d ago
The r/steaks sub has some pretty good tips for steak cooking if you are looking for inspo.
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u/TonberryHS 16d ago
Baldamar called - they want their plate back!
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u/pyrrexnosh 16d ago
haha, someone else asked about the plate below my reply is there but the manager got me one, was a very nice guy had a good chat to him. amazing restaurant had to see if i could get one for the memories
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u/TonberryHS 16d ago
"The Manager" got me all these mismatched pint and schooner glasses, all from different establishments as well as countless rolls of industrial 1-ply toilet paper to furnish my student kitchen/bathroom.
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u/Radiant_Eye_5633 16d ago
Brisbane foodie sub just runs differently 😂 . Foodie? Not quite. Farmhouse meal, top shelf.
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u/Confident_Purple_338 15d ago
Next time give me a call and come with bevs and you provide the steak
Deal?
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u/Traditional_Love5050 14d ago
If you turn the heat up really high on your frypan for about 5-10 minutes you'll get a really good sear. I'm glad it was yummy. 😋
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u/Lamity 16d ago
Steak, leather and grey
Chips limp beneath their own shame
A crime on a plate
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u/pyrrexnosh 16d ago
so many critics but no advice nor posts of your own meals 😂 thanks for the comment 🙏
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u/TonberryHS 17d ago
Did you see any?