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Better still, it actually tastes like steak. Unless you go to the US of A (or at least as far from England as you can get), you might never find out what that
by jasonkester 15y ago
Better still, it actually tastes like steak. Unless you go to the US of A (or at least as far from England as you can get), you might never find out what that tastes like. You might even want to eat 3 times as much of it!
Sorry for the outburst, but I'm going nuts in the land of British Beef. My last good steak was over a year ago, and I'm not going to make it back to the 'states until xmas.
Day One: Mama's Mexican Kitchen.
Day Two: Proper 16oz New York Steak from a proper butcher
- mbyrne 15y agoyou forgot to @Mortons your comment...
- DaveChild 15y agoIf you're having trouble finding good steak, try somewhere other than McDonalds ...
- jasonkester 15y agoIt's not the restaurant, it's the beef. I actually have a friend who's a beef farmer over here, and we've talked about this at length. There's no UK equivalent of the USDA grades of meat, and thus no incentive to selectively breed cows for flavor and quality. You can go to a specialty butcher over here and get the absolute best steak they have, and it still won't be as tasty as the one you'll find on sale at any grocery store in the US.
- retube 15y agoHang on, in defence of UK beef: you can buy incredible beef here, you just got to know where to buy it (probably not tescos). I actually thought all US beef was pumped full of growth hormones and other nasties? Your cows are about 50% bigger than ours :)
- joezydeco 15y agoI thought the difference was corn-fed vs grass-fed.
- logicalmind 15y agoHeston Blumenthal did a show on steak in the UK on his show "In Search of Perfection". He tested and tasted various UK steaks. If you're interested, you may want to look up the episode.