/r/steak

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Show us your steaks!

When posting pictures, please also provide some information. Like what you've done or what you plan on doing to the steak.

PLEASE REMEMBER everyone likes their steak cooked differently. Medium steaks may be overcooked to some or undercooked to others. It's personal preference and it's all good!!


Here's a good guide to illustrate different grades of steak


Different Cuts Of Beef

Primal Cuts These are the cuts from the initial butchering process.

Retail Cuts The primal cuts are then cut further to look like something you will probably recognise as steak.


Temperature/"Doneness"

Different Doneness Steaks on One Fork

This is a good guide for steak at different doneness

Another good graphic


Steak 101

A members post regarding all the basics and everything you'll need to know to get started


Related Subreddits:

/r/Meatball

/r/Burgers

/r/Meat

/r/EatSandwiches

/r/Grilling

/r/FoodPorn

/r/Pizza

/r/BBQ

/r/steak

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Got a cast iron for Christmas

2 Comments
2025/02/02
05:12 UTC

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Restaurant NY Strip

Here are two slices of a $55 NY Strip at a restaurant. Ordered medium rare. It was pre-sliced. Am I right to be pissed?

1 Comment
2025/02/02
05:10 UTC

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USDA PRIME AT WALMART

a lot of marbling

4 Comments
2025/02/02
04:49 UTC

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Ribeyes on the cast iron pan

3.5 minutes per side on the cast iron pan. Crust is decent, would have liked just a bit more done in the center. I can never seem to get connective tissue done enough. Feedback?

0 Comments
2025/02/02
04:27 UTC

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Tenderloin, reverse sear

250 degrees in the oven until it reached an internal temp of 125, then seared on the grill on a cast iron griddle.

3 Comments
2025/02/02
04:02 UTC

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Just a petit filet with some starch and veg.

0 Comments
2025/02/02
03:59 UTC

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Half price steak day best day of the week.

Every Sunday my local shop does half off all sticker price on beef. It’s my favorite day of the week.

2 Comments
2025/02/02
03:55 UTC

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First time ever cooking a steak. Howd i do?

Pan seared and went for medium rare, dry brined 1.5hr with salt and montreal and then peppered after. What can i do to improve? I chose a sirloin petite as it was on sale for only 3.99/lb. Yes im using a paper plate and no i dont care. It was a $3 steak

6 Comments
2025/02/02
03:50 UTC

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Ribeye, brown gravy shitake mushrooms, carrot and a garlic mash

0 Comments
2025/02/02
03:01 UTC

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Hospital stay and they had steak…

Day two on my 6 day stay at the hospital and they served us steak… if you go look at my posts, I love this subreddit and I love posting my MEDIUM RARE steaks in here….

This actually tasted like POOP. Unfortunately it was my first meal of the day so I ate it regardless, probably the worst steak I’ve ever had… it’s kind gesture… but man… what an abomination 😭

1 Comment
2025/02/02
02:22 UTC

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Howdy!

So for one reason or another, this sub had no mods and was put up for adoption. The new mod team is in place and more or less organized, and I wanted to just say "hi" and let y'all know what's up. Really, nothing much has changed other than the mod list! We've removed a few restrictions/rules, like the one about users with NSFW profiles (that rule is gone), and the filter about not mentioning people in title because we didn't understand why that was a thing. Also took out some filters about vegans because they were malfunctioning (the filters, not the vegans... though who knows?)

Anyway, so the real thing I wanted to mention is that we did update Rule 1 to require a photo of your steak when you post. Almost everyone does this anyway, but the few text only posts seem to mostly get little or no engagement, and we want to see STEAK. Lots and lots of steak! So please post your steak when you post, thank you.

Nice to meet (I'm resisting the obvious pun there) you all, and please feel free to reach out with questions or concerns! 🥩

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0 Comments
2025/02/02
02:21 UTC

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Welcome to WalMart I Love You 💕

1 Comment
2025/02/02
02:10 UTC

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wanna say thanks to everyone who helped me with the skirt steak!

ended up marinating for about 2 hours then right on the grill with some eggs and honey covered banana! (also made a chimichurri from some of your suggestions)

1 Comment
2025/02/02
02:09 UTC

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Dinner tonight

NY strip cooked medium, egg, and a little bit of guac.

0 Comments
2025/02/02
01:22 UTC

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Wagyu - hot to cook?

1 Comment
2025/02/02
01:00 UTC

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