Let's get it from the pro's..

I make a meatball sauce where "steak sauce" is one of the smorgasbord of ingredients. I can't stand the flavor of either of them on steak. They are OK on a thick chuck burger in place of ketchup.
 
I am not big on condiments. I'll use a little bit on leftovers, but on anything freshly made, i use the meats own juices as the condiment!
 
I keep both on the table...,but i let the steak dictate which one i use....a little on one side of the plate a little on the other..
 
My wife puts A-1 on black and/or purple hulled peas. My in laws showed up unexpectedly one time and drank my good beer and expected hoe de oeuvre (sp). I drained the liquid from a cottage cheese container, mixed A1 into the curds and served it with ritz crackers and a Lowery's shaker and past used by date mini carrots. They ATE it. Now they REQUEST it.
 
Neither for me & I don't sauce my ribs.

You want sauce, it's in the fridge. I will eat some sauce on a PP sandwich every now and then. Every now and then...
 
I wonder how many folks who would never, ever, EVER ever, use 57 or A1 on their steaks, sauce their ribs...
I'm not saying I wouldn't sauce a steak or any other meat, just not with that crap. :becky: On my filets, I do a red wine and shallot reduction sauce that compliments them wonderfully. :thumb:
 
Well, I admit to using both 57 AND A1 on panfried round steaks. It's been decades since I've had one, but yep. I did. Not on ribeye, strip or t-bone though. And saucing ribs is heresy.
 
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