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Rate my dinner

>> No.16118241

looks good anon. perfect sear and temp.

>> No.16118265
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>>16118241
Thanks it was great. Here's a better picture.

>> No.16119405

Potato skins with cheese and bacon? Looks kinda sloppa-ish, the cheese should be melted. Asparagus with tons of garlic? Doesn't do justice to the asparagus. Steak is nicely seared and nicely cooked to medium.

Personally I'd drop the garlic on the asparagus and rather have a baked potato with garlic butter. As it is it appears as a "more is more"-approach that ends up being too much.

6/10

>> No.16119606

>>16118265
kino meal and kino aesthetic

>> No.16119623

>>16119405
You really are a twat-waffle. The plate as shown here is better than 90% of what's posted on this channel, and here you are, the Gordon Ramsay of /ck trying to "save" this guy's "restaurant". I'm shocked that you didn't comment on the quality of his dining table, or of the aluminium lamp stand.

>> No.16119641

>>16118221
8/10 Looks like something I would make or me and the wife. It doesn't have to be complicated.

>> No.16119686
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>>16118221
9.3/10
I probably wouldn't put so much stuff on the potatoes. I prefer a bit of sour cream and some salt and pepper. That's just me though. A slice of lemon for the asparagus would be good too.

>> No.16119691

>>16119405
You just knew this guy was going to make his appearance in the thread

>> No.16119696

RAW

>> No.16119702

>>16118221
>>16118265
Very nice, how was the wine?

>> No.16119713

25yo white male/10

>> No.16119989

Looks good but I prefer sloppa

>> No.16120019
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>>16118221
>you know it's done when it sticks to the wall

>> No.16120414

>>16119405
These are legitimate criticisms though. I didn't even know wtf that cheese thing was. Steak looks perfect though. I would recommend getting a serrated steak knife so you don't have to bother sharpening them all the time.

>> No.16120420

>>16119405
>cooked to medium
yeah your opinion is invalid because you don't even know what the fuck medium looks like LMFAO. Go back to r/food

>> No.16120484

>>16119405
That is actually a baked potato with English cheddar and bacon. I like my baked potatoes loaded. To each their own. I also like lots of garlic with my vegetables.
>>16119606
Thanks
>>16119641
Thanks
>>16119686
Understand. Sometimes simple is better. The cheese really did complement the potato though. Lemon is a great suggestion though.
>>16119702
Great value. I think I paid $23 at the NH Liquor outlet. It was light for a Bordeaux with lots of fresh fruit and red berry. Dry without being astringent and tannin-forward.
>>16119713
I'm 28 so pretty close. I am also red headed and blue eyed so very white.
>>16119989
Sometimes a classy meal is good too

>> No.16120494

>>16118265
Beautiful. Need more light for that nice plate though.

>> No.16121606

>>16120420
It's medium on the rare side but from what you can see on the picture, it's clearly closer to medium than medium rare. I know though that many Americans got the scale rmessed up an call medium rare: rare, medium: medium rare, medium well: medium. Basically just call everything one step less than what it really is. Why do americans do this?

>> No.16121618

>>16120420
Also why do "medium rare"-fags get this angry when you point out their "medium rare" in reality is medium? It's totally ok to prefer medium.

>> No.16122557

>>16119405
>>16121606
>>16121618
Why do people who don't cook try to give other people cooking advice?

>> No.16122951

>>16118221
What oil did you use for the steak. Whenever I try to sear it comes out looking more golden and dried.

>> No.16123295

>>16118265
That looks like sex. What's the bread and cheese thing called? What cut of steak?

>> No.16123346

>>16118221
Very impressive steak, anon.

>> No.16123363

3/5

It looks good, but there is exactly zero creativity in it. This is the meal pretty much every single man makes for himself when he has $20ish to spend on a dinner for himself. Its a middle of the road meal, not great, not bad, just ok.

>> No.16123972 [DELETED] 

>>16120420
>>16122557
Stay mad OP.

>> No.16124200

>>16118221
Environmental terrorist/10

>> No.16124219

>>16118221
Bretty gud anon.

>> No.16124228

>>16123363
>It looks good, but there is exactly zero creativity in it. This is the meal pretty much every single man makes for himself when he has $20ish to spend on a dinner for himself. Its a middle of the road meal, not great, not bad, just ok.
Yeah but even something simple needs to be cooked well, he did a good job.

>> No.16124340

>>16118221
if you want my hispanic opinion, that looks great and hearty.. i dont know much about steak meat though. ive never really eaten a high quality steak. thats on my to do list.

>> No.16124342

>>16118221
>>16124340
oh and thats the best looking potato ive ever seen. thats how every baked potato should look like!

>> No.16124380
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>>16123295
It's actually a baked potato with butter, Cheddar, and, bacon. It was a Delmonico steak. Also known as a boneless ribeye. My local grocery store has been trying to pivot to higher quality so they have USDA Prime beef for $18.99 a pound. Here's a pic of the steak before cooking.

>> No.16124424

>>16122951
I used canola oil (which I normally try and avoid because of PUFAs). The key is to get the pan and oil screaming hot. To the point it is concerning.

>> No.16124431

>>16118221
How bad did your pee stink after?

>> No.16124486
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>>16124424
>The key is to get the pan and oil screaming hot. To the point it is concerning.

One time like a dumbass I had 3 table spoons of water sizzling in the pan before i put in some oil, the entire pan instantly burst into flames and the fireball shot up to the roof for 8 seconds until it burned out. I live with my mom and she would have had a heart attack if she saw that shit lmao.

>> No.16124844

>>16118265
Beautiful room, gorgeous plate and food, but only for one. Godspeed based steak anon.

>> No.16125975

>>16124431
Pretty stinky. It's ok though once I flush the toilet it goes away.
>>16124486
Good story. When I lived at home my parents witnessed a few flare ups and lost their shit. Never damaged anything though.
>>16124844
Thank you. I am single and don't have a ton of friends. I prefer alone time anyway. Would like to meet a nice girl someday but it would take a very unique person.

>> No.16125988

>raw steak
fuck this board

>> No.16126092

>>16118221
>Meat
>Dairy
>Cooked Vegetables

0/10

>> No.16127834

>>16118221
LOOKS GREAT
THANKS FOR SHARING

FRANK "THE WILDCAT" MURPHY
USMC 1969-1971
LOCAL 813