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Also putting steak sauce on is an admission that you either bought a shitty steak or you fucked it up. There is no need for sauce on a good steak cooked correctly.
Most of the cheaper cuts that I have don't allow for anything less than medium, which is how I ate it on my own. When I'm with my parents they always cook it well-done
I don't cook my steaks. I do them in the pan instead of the grill (lock in dem juices, boy), get it screaming hot, and just sear the outside.
They don't need sauces or nothing, just a blue cheese crown if you're feeling fancy.
If I really want to get crazy though, a nice Steak au Poivre is to kill for.
Also, steaks are served with Cabernet Sauvignon, and if you use any other kind of red wine, you should probably kill yourself.
I go for medium rare when it's hot off the grill and well done for when it's leftover cold from the fridge.
-Nothing like a cold hunk of cooked cow for breakfast.
I usually go medium rare but prefer rare (never tried blue/bleu but I want to).
...I admit I put ketchup on my steaks at home, but to be fair, I don't cook those and they are inedible otherwise. Grandmother overcooks them in the oven broiler and drowns them in Lowry's seasoning salt until they're tough and flavorless.
A bar in my hometown serves up their steaks with a 50/50 condiment side of cottage cheese and horseradish. I haven't seen it anywhere else so idk if it's a Thing but it's good.