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Expert Tips on Cooking Steak : Choosing a Cut of Beef for Cooking Steak

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Uploaded by on Nov 19, 2007

Learn about choosing the right cut of meat before cooking in this free expert cooking video on preparing a delicious steak dinner.

Expert: Sean Roe
Bio: Chef Sean Roe attended a prominent culinary institute where he learned the art of cooking.
Filmmaker: Nolen Quinn

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  • so if i`m buyin steak i should ask the butcher to let me rub my finger along it first so i can check it , i know wat he`d tell me , !!!!!!!!!!!!!

  • it shoulnt be dark red, the darker the meat is means is old cow.fat should be white and not yellowish in color. when buying meat u should look for nice light color with fat in between wich is called marbled. dont ever buy meat with yellowish fat.

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  • @solararity Aged meat often have yellowish, so thats not always the case.

  • Rinsed thoroughly.....WTF?

    

  • @ghuegel I work in a grocery store. I know all about it. Our meats are sold at a lower price in like 24 hours because of it. Say it costs $7.49 for a Ny Strip...by the next afternoon or evening, that same strip will cost around $5.89 I purchased a $5.89 Strip for $3.59 just two days ago. sure enough the "bright red fresh look" was only 1/2 there. I had to cook it at Medium....Didn't upset my stomach because I rinsed it thoroughly then grilled it at high heat.

  • What a Monstar ;) and Nolan the camera man. How random to run into this video by accident. Sean work for me, Nolan does from time to time.

  • @solararity failed..

  • @pogisiG What would you know about fags?And what are you doing looking at meat? you like a bit of meat?

  • @solararity Thanks mr. expert...such a fag

  • @Stesnjak erm no. You realise that usually beef will hang for anywhere up to 30 days, to become more soft and tender? a dark red color = juicy, tender meat.

  • so ill just open the packet sniff and touch the mean before buying it.........ok dude...hey can you upload the second clip tittled "what to tell the judge" i keep trying your methods of best meat but all i keep getting are pigs chasing me lol

  • This doesn't tell me how to choose a CUT of beef. It tells me how to know if the cut I've chosen is quality or not. And even then isn't correct. >.<

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