Submitted by nerragton t3_11dj1cr in mildlyinteresting
data-influencer t1_ja8y5b6 wrote
It’s dimly lit to make it harder to tell that your steak wasn’t cooked right
NeedSpareGME t1_ja98zuy wrote
It’s generally pretty easy to tell how cooked a steak is by the texture. Any point between blue and rare would probably the most difficult.
Rahdit42 t1_ja9jkt2 wrote
And how tight they feel. You can use your own hand and fingers as a guide. My (chef) father taught me this as a kid.
249ba36000029bbe9749 t1_jaau3av wrote
Fucking A, that actually works! TIL
NeedSpareGME t1_ja9l3cn wrote
Yup, I use this all the time. Interestingly I use the back of my hand though. Same concept, just back of hand.
philthebrewer t1_ja9gww7 wrote
I’d guess this is a joke but I have definitely seen servers carry little flashlights for just this purpose at sim steakhouses before
Nobel6skull t1_jaaktxy wrote
Because if they turn up the lights the building explodes… or something.
aequitssaint t1_ja9uwcq wrote
If you need bright lights to be able to tell if a steak is cooked properly then you probably have never had a good steak cooked properly.
data-influencer t1_jaaqe3e wrote
It’s a joke but good one
tylerthetiler t1_ja9ctwm wrote
Lmfao is this a bit
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TotallyInOverMyHead t1_jadq5pv wrote
"Lusty Monks Mustard Aioli" ... all i am going to say about that one.
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