Obviously the more you cook food the less degenerate it is.

it's because their spouses prolly burned bacon and they didn't want to make them feel bad

my read anyway

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so mech orders his steak well-done?

yikes

I order it burnt to ashes.

oof

I am a convert from overcooked meat, though only for steak

Ahi tuna is not really worth it, fuck undercooking ground meat

Crispy bacon is superior to non crispy bacon.

this is true

Generally speaking, any amount of overcooking to provide extra texture is a good thing.

You want juicy tender on the inside of your meat, with a nice crispy/charred outside.

Also, well done steak tastes better than rare imo.

you're not going to get juicy tender with well done

You can in a sous vide

you are, by definition, losing tenderness and juicyness by cooking it well done regardless of method, because those are functions of how cooked the meat is

big fax

crispy bacon loses most of its flavor

most of the time tastes burnt too. and the crispy texture is like chewing glass

rare steak is best for sirloin and filet mignon

medium is better for more tendony cuts

anything above medium is shit

and a product of being raised by someone who can't cook for shit

https://i.imgur.com/9uWCGnA.jpg

yeah basically

filet mignon was what converted me

@Beemann not if you're using a sous vide. All the moister is retained in the meat.

it's easier for it to be retained, yes. It's not a guarantee

Nobody likes chewing on fatty bacon.
Crispy is supreme.

@Beemann well I guess my well done steaks just aren't actually tender then... (But they are) :P

I like my steak rare... as in knock its horns off and drag it ass across the coals rare

Question for all the firearm owners in chat: What’s the logic behind how often you clean your guns?

i like chewing on fatty bacon

the fat is the point of the bacon you dingleberry

I knew there was something I was forgetting, @Nutz...
Seriously though, just what I've heard around as *"good enough,"* which is every shoot and once a month.

I’ve gotten in the habit of deep cleaning the HD shotgun after every time I use it and I clean my glock about every 1000 rounds

One of the clerks at a gun shop was talking about how he cleans his handgun after every time he shoots

I think deep cleaning after every session is a bit overkill. However I can’t argue with the logic of it

I clean my guns after every range trip because I enjoy doing it