How Adam really cooks steak (usually)

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Published 2024-03-07
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All Comments (21)
  • @aragusea
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  • @wolfang08
    Seasoning your cutting board instead of your steak has become one of the funniest jokes in the entirity of cooking youtube
  • @erdeni2349
    The " I just eat it raw and lit myself on fire " is peak comedy joke
  • @Djwignallgaming
    Goodbye season my board instead of my steak, hello oil my steak instead of my pan.
  • @hensterino
    What I love is that Adam's kitchen has evolved and changed over the years but the green cutting board is eternal :P
  • @generalred6260
    "About 5 years ago" hit me hard, I remember when that video first came and now I feel like time has back handed me
  • @LARKXHIN
    A thousand jokes cried out and were suddenly silenced.
  • @siiir1322
    Why I season my steak, NOT my cutting board
  • @Xsyven
    I always appreciate Adam for saying things like "what I like", or "what I enjoy", instead of "what you should do". This is his steak, how he likes it. Everyone's cooking style is an amalgamation of everything they've learned from all their resources. Adam's steak isn't my favorite steak, but I'm stoked to steal some of the steps from his and put it into mine.
  • @yojacket7319
    conclusion: seasoning or not seasoning your cutting board was a question of class rather than preference
  • @polopolomar
    even broke out the old cutting board hell yeah
  • @jasonboucher2029
    "Steaming hunk of Jesse's meat" is definitely making it into an edit somewhere
  • @jrk1666
    The 'juice redistribution' is an actual thing in bread baking, its part of why we wait until its room temperature to cut it. As the surface heats quicker and more than the inside the water evaporate more readily thus drying and contracting making the very inside look doughy even though it is cooked. As it cools down the water equalizes throughout the bread. I don't know how much that matter on steak.
  • @arnbrandy
    Adam: That's it. I'm done. I'll not be the "season the board guy" anymore. Me: Apparently Adam will be the two burners for a pan guy from now on.
  • @jamesieza
    Post semi-retirement, what a treat. As pragmatic as ever, with a touch more chaotic energy. Thank you Adam we appreciate you.
  • @gam5093
    it's that guy i keep in my phone!
  • @rokurussell9862
    This reminds me of why I fell in love with your early cooking videos: breezy, unpretentious, honest, funny, and fast.