Denver cut dry-aged 35 days.

by BayouButcherHTX

27 Comments

  1. typhoidtimmy

    For your Denver, medium

    For all cuts, depends. Prime rib…medium rare. Needs the pink/red for texture and that flavor…best chefs can give you the fine line of maxium taste on the crust without needing to crust.

    Asada or a flank can give you a deep taste with those burnt or crunchy bits. Best is a good crust but still with a good medium. The deep flavor enhances the tenderness.

  2. RivieraRussell

    Looks just medium rare to me. Can I have your knife please?

  3. FinancialOperation58

    Definitely medium but would still devour it.

  4. gomezwhitney0723

    I’d say medium because this is exactly how I want my steak. Perfectly done!

  5. lol why are people copying my one piece of steak on a finger picture

  6. Medium fine. The difference between medium and medium rare is almost indistinguishable by taste alone.

    The crust is 10x more important. That’s where actual flavors and aromas are created by the maillard reaction. The cuisson is purely texture and the difference between medium and medium rare is virtually indistinguishable without using your eyes. The crust here is what I’d be more critical about. It’s pretty good but not ideal

    The critiques and complaints here about ‘muh medium rare’ are hysterical.

  7. LehighAce06

    High side of medium in pic one. The piece in pic two is a solid medium, so maybe that’s just the gray band throwing me off

  8. Subject-Library5974

    Medium- nice, even cook. You can also tell by the cutting board & the fact it’s not drenched that you allowed the steak to rest appropriately. I’m 115-118 degrees and pull it kind of guy, but even with my preferences I’d absolutely crush that steak.

  9. Revolutionary-Gas122

    Yes agree medium, and must be good.

  10. Subject-Library5974

    Medium- nice, even cook. You can also tell by the cutting board that you let that puppy rest appropriately, great job- I always find that the hardest.

  11. VegasGuy1223

    Looks medium to me. If you served me this, I’d still eat it (and more likely than not) highly enjoy it