Back again as promised to flex on @pizzashill and @Poj's disgusting animal tier eating habits and bring you, rdrama, my favorite dish in my arsenal: my take on Steak au Poivre. This dish is ridiculously simple and mostly revolves around sauce and a bit of prep. This is truly impossible to frick up and is so good any thot who consumes this will want to consume your sauce as compensation.
Ingredients:
I will not measure fricking anything here, just dont be r-slurred and use your eyeballs.
Prep:
Start by pouring yourself some cognac as you cook and prep because you're not a cute twink b-word.
Next, dice the mushrooms as finely as you can, get real choppy until they are as micro as you can get them. Same thing with the shallots, though in my case its half a white onion because my grocery store didnt have shallots in stock. Take your steaks and season with salt and pepper. Get some garlic pieces minced super fine or just be a chad like me and use a garlic press instead.
Cook:
Chef up those mushrooms over butter and let it really shrink down as it loses water and absorbs all that fat. Season with black pepper and cumin, especially cumin since it pairs well with the shrooms earthy and meaty flavor.
When theyre cooked, set them aside on a plate.
Next up is the steaks, (yes, real steaks @pizzashill, not frozen salisbury steaks) throw them on butter and cook as desired. I prefer rare, you can be a b-word if you want and go medium tho. Once done, set them aside to rest as you continue batching up that sauce.
In the same pan, throw in the onions and let em sweat for a bit. Sprinkle some salt on them and once they're almost done, add garlic and let that cook for like 45s to a min on medium heat. Throw in 2oz of cognac to deglaze the pan and let the onions soak it all up (1 to 3 mins, and you absolutely want to inhale the alcohol fumes to get drunk off them).
Once reduced, heavy cream goes in the pan with butter and the mushrooms. As the sauce reduces, add in black pepper, salt to taste, coriander (for a natural spicy sweetness), cumin and dill weed (dill weed truly shines here.
Throw in a splash of corn starch mixed with water and stir it in to help thicken up the sauce. Stir occasionally and give it time to thicken up/really have the flavors blend in (just keep tasting it once its simmering). Once the sauce is tasting like liquid heaven, cut the steak into strips as thick as desired and plate.
Pour a metric ton of sauce on that shit and enjoy (seriously, dont give a frick about looks, eat the sloppy mess its amazing). You can also plate it over rice or with a side of mashed potatoes to just have the sauce enrich that.
@MrsFrozenClaus, as the resident foid go make this and confirm to the rest of the site that this is in fact so good you'd suck my peepee if I had made it for you irl.
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At the end of the day im bartendercel, measuring booze is the one habit that wont die
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Is that a wagie habit to avoid getting fired for overpouring? When I went to bartender school they taught us to count
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Ask me how I know you didnt work at a high end cocktail bar.
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I didn't work at any bars, I just took the course so I could look cool when I bring foids home
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Based but you measure at home for 3 reasons:
1. Consistency - each cocktail tastes the same and is reliably good
2. Bottles last longer - obvious as you dont toss in a ton of extra all the time
3. Can more easily drink responsibly, even if your goal is to get shitfaced.
4 would be that measuring lets you teach a foid to make a drink under your instruction so also lets you show off while letting her be hands on.
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This is fricking making me nostalgic for all those reddit infographics that had random swear words interspersed throughout
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I was using the old /b/ motivation posts from like 2010 as the basis for it tbh
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Me talking about gussy
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-Not much pepper
-Mushrooms
You just made Steak Diane
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I'm not basting the steak in sauce tho and theres no mustard
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If you can cook steak on a pan you're set because all you need after is to taste and adjust the sauce constantly. You cannot frick up measurements unless you drop in a ton at once
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lol i was mostly referring to the typical asian chef's way of "just use feeling" when it comes to measurements
but it looks fricking dope
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I get people freak out about neurodivergent measuring when starting to cook but its really just "get over it and stop being afraid to frick up", especially when you're doing sauces and can just keep adding
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Looks good
You can (and should) use sour cream or greek yogurt to thicken your cream sauces at the end instead of corn starch. Also you should try cooking the veggies in lard instead of butter, even better flavor for them to soak up. Finally this belongs over noodles not rice or potatoes.
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Ngmi
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Pepper is fresh out the grinder so its not pre ground.
Are delicious
Thats steak diane, not au poivre
Its why its my take on a recipe
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Good shit. I'd eat that sauce.
But eating rice with mushroom is too Japanese for me, so pass.
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looks good
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On my old account I would make sure to make a few posts on like law firm based subs or archeology with mentions of my wife and kids (nonexistent) so that when I get into it with some loser on this sub and they rage check my history they think I'm better than them
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Needs peppercorn
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Nope. Maybe if you said needs white pepper you'd have said something of value but you went the r-slur route. Also
Steak au poivre is literally pepper steak
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Oh so you made it wrong.
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Was into it until u served it with rice… Are you asian?
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dat sauce be looking a little sus
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Its unironically delicious and i highly recommend
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He's saying you coomed in it
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I know, im still recommending it
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