Sentence examples for Beef cooked rare from inspiring English sources

My brother and sisters and I especially loved what we called "red meat," which was beef cooked rare.

A better meat choice was filet Prespa, beef (cooked rare, as requested) with wild mushrooms, onions and artichokes in a mild burgundy wine sauce.

Of the larger plates, we enjoyed the Center Street Cobb (a sprightly combo of chicken, hard-boiled egg, kalamata olives, string beans, avocado, tomatoes, bacon and blue cheese) and a prettily presented grilled-steak salad (slices of beef cooked rare as requested, with kalamata olives, Gorgonzola, tomato and greens dressed in a lively Dijon vinaigrette).

One of the few disappointments was grilled loin of beef; though cooked rare to order, the slices were a tad chewy and dry.

Lamb juices mostly consist of tongue-clagging fat; and beef – especially when cooked rare – hardly gives off any juice at all.

Tenderloin of beef cooked medium rare with a nondescript sauce of beef stock, Madeira and truffles.

Even the hamburger was a standout: ground Angus beef, cooked medium rare as ordered, with bacon, sautéed onions and mushrooms, and melted cheese of one's choice.

For meat eaters, charbroiled ginger-soy marinated beef tenderloin tails were perfectly cooked rare, but the marinade was too sweet.

Although you may prefer your beef cooked medium-rare, this doesn't allow enough time for the meat's connective tissues to break down and for the meat to become tender, so it's always better to cook round bottom roast until well-done.

No meats cooked rare or medium-rare.

Steak should be cooked rare or medium rare.