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    1. Korporalegq

      Korporalegq Well-Known Member

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      What steak is the softest and easy to chew? Got some sirloin from asda and was really tough and chewy?
       
      Korporalegq, Apr 22, 2012
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    2. laxgoaliesrhs

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      steak and chewyness

      I think fillet steak is the softest x x
       
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      steak and chewyness

      Technically fillet butit has no taste either!
       
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      steak and chewyness

      Cook it properly.

      But fillet. Or rib eye.
       
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    5. Raleoxilevz

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      steak and chewyness

      How you meant to cook it then?
       
      Raleoxilevz, Apr 22, 2012
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      steak and chewyness

      2-3mins each side pink in the middle perfect!
       
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      steak and chewyness

      Personally a proper steak should be fried off in a pan with evoo and a small lump of butter then stuck in the oven until cooked...I like mine rare and usually grill them as the frying options gets me rather off diet!
       
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      steak and chewyness

      If you can only get your hands on tough cuts whack 'em in a stew, tastes awesome and it's always tender
       
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      steak and chewyness

      thats what i done put it in a pan with evoo and butter, like it v well done.
       
      baletki, Apr 22, 2012
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      steak and chewyness

      its luck of the draw sometimes with steak.1 week you could get a really nice sirloin from asda and the next week it could be really chewy.tesco and morrisons steak i find is almost always nice.maybe 2 out of 10 will be a fit chewy.the longer its cooked the tougher it gets aswell so nice and pink is always best
       
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