The best description I've heard for jumbo-size steaks is: "Just wipe the animal's a$$ and bring it to the table"
I'll leave mine to cook a bit longer. I eat mine so well done that the one depicted there might as well still be mooing.
The kiddo is approaching a point where she just wants it walked through a warm room. That's a bit much even for me. But eh, I raised a carnivore.
I have just flame kissed them to seal in the flavor and tossed them on a plate. It really depends on which cut I'm dealing with. You can't cook fillet mignon like a New York strip. Entirely different methodologies.
You guys are killing me with all this food talk. Thursday can't come fast enough!
Patience is a virtue when cooking meat. My wife has no patience - she cooks beef on max heat until the smoke alarm goes off
Well done? You mean ruined? Such heresy!
I cannot allow myself to make hockey pucks. If you want one like that you'll have to make it yourself.
Seriously though, if you cook it that done you've cooked all the flavor out.
A well cooked steak needs no sauces (A1, Heinz 57 or whatever)./A well done steak doesn't need sauces either. Even hamburger doesn't need sauces (though in that case I tend to be a huge fan of mustard).
Guys, stop. It's 11:20 a.m. here in Germany. One hour to go until lunch break. I'm starving. Stop talking about meat! :lol:
That point where you start thinking about individual webservices as classes in a larger application superstructure, and start thinking of ways to apply inheritance concepts to them... :facepalm:
If it's built like they used to build 'em, expect to have to an engine rebuild a there between now and 500k miles. Generally it's due to worn out rings needing to be replaced, but that's the ti.e to fix all the other major or minor issues that have accrued over time. It'll cost far less than a new car, and less than most used ones, if you do the assembly work yourself.
I've been keeping up on the maintenance and I am definitely thinking about doing a rebuild when the time comes. I change the oil religiously and it's not burning oil yet (the cam seal leak just happened within the last few weeks). I'm pretty impressed; it's a good little engine.
I'd love to do an engine rebuild when the time comes but I don't have a garage or shop. I work with a bunch of gear heads who might be willing to help me with this.
It looks like Valve is doing "The Steam Awards" for the first time this year in December. People can nominate games is 9 categories:
http://store.steampowered.com/SteamAwardNominations/