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DENVER STEAK TEST #beef #food #test #cooking

denver steak
30 seconds

inside temp 37°C / 98.6°F
raw. just warming up.

denver steak
1 minute

inside temp 47°C / 116.6°F
blue. very rare, very soft.

denver steak
2 minutes

inside temp 52°C / 125.6°F
rare. juicy, deep red center.

denver steak
4 minutes

inside temp 56°C / 132.8°F
medium rare.
warm pink center, extremely juicy and tender. this is perfect for denver steak.

denver steak
5 minutes

inside temp 62°C / 143.6°F
medium.
light pink center, still juicy but firmer texture.

don’t overcook beef. higher temperatures mean less juice and tougher meat.

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49 Comments

  1. You’re either not resting the steak or you’re temping the wrong spot. 125°F should be right on med rare

  2. Higher temperatures do not mean tougher meat unless you're cooking hot and fast. Low and slow allows for higher internal temps without sacrificing tenderness. Go ahead and try a well done steak that has been cooked in a sous vide for like 8 hours. It's a completely different experience.

  3. Is that per side or total for both sides? And in the longer periods (say 5m), if it is per side (total of 10), do you flip for (for example) 2.5m per side twice?

  4. After they had time to rest I do agree that’s all aligned with the tags. A lot of people get scared of what’s NOT blood 😂

  5. Finally a steak temperature video with accurate lightning and doneness grades. Yes, once the center aint red anymore, its not medium rare, its medium. Pink centre = Medium. Medium rare means that 50% of the steak is still "raw" aka deep red. Rare = 75%. Blue = 100%, its basically just seared. Dont freak out, its okay to like medium+ or well done steaks. But stop spreading the lies about that perfectly pink medium rare, it just shows you have zero clue about steaks.

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