As an Asian, ginger was always added for marinating. I knew about the removing of bad smells (gamey, pungent fish smells, etc) in food, but didn't know about the tenderizing effects. Good to know, and I will keep doing it forever lol

@Necron-Xiron

10 ай бұрын

Don't forget the garlic!

@vitamindevil-g3250

10 ай бұрын

@@Necron-Xiron you can never forget the garlic 👍

@KM-hl9ou

10 ай бұрын

As a fellow Asian, I also did not know about the tenderizing power of ginger. Do you grate a little bit of it into your rice? Once in a while? I was raised by white people, so I've had to do this on my own

@vitamindevil-g3250

10 ай бұрын

@@KM-hl9ou depends on what I'm eating, but I do that once in awhile.

@karu11207

10 ай бұрын

ikrrr?

can you please dry age with the hungarian gulyás cream? please ive been asking this for more than a year lmao. and i wont stop trying no matter what

@TheGero95

10 ай бұрын

Hungarian not good that's why no :/

@treanttrooper6349

10 ай бұрын

​@@TheGero95you uneducated FOOL! Hungarian food is 10/10

@treanttrooper6349

10 ай бұрын

Also, Up

@kahil101

10 ай бұрын

I'd love to see this!

@ihavenoidea2792

10 ай бұрын

I appreciate your dedication

Leo deserves to look as proud as he does. He's gotten so good with his taste and description over time. Angel too, really impressive!

@Lannd84

10 ай бұрын

yeah havent watche guga for a while and it is noticeable.

@onanisland157

10 ай бұрын

Leo's been good with describing food from the get go actually. What changed is that now, he's got a clear green light to comment anytime.

The fact that this is a choice grade steak and Guga is damn near coming to tears over this shows how good it must be. Dude has eaten the best steak in the world and he's moved by this. Gotta try this.

@ARCSTREAMS

9 күн бұрын

but this should have been tested on lower grade tougher cut of meat

"You can't improve on a guga steak. It's just perfect!" "Is the ginger experiment an improvement?" "Yes!" lol. I LOVE IT!

@Tyshkevich

10 ай бұрын

I think they mean in a sense of without doing all that marinating stuff. Not much you can do to make it better. Spg and a butter baste is always the best

You know your experiment is a success when Angel, the pickiest person in the channel, is loving it.

@belalabusultan5911

10 ай бұрын

aside from hating green veggies, I don't think he's picky.....

@ShadedOne_

10 ай бұрын

​@belalabusultan5911 He's definitely picky. 😂 even my picky little eaters will eat broccoli and cheese or a salad sometimes.

@ChopperGunnerNL

10 ай бұрын

@@belalabusultan5911 And fish. He also hates fish

@belalabusultan5911

10 ай бұрын

@@ChopperGunnerNL I hate fish too, like, HATE fish, I'd rather starve to death than eating fish, to the literal sense of it.... I don't think I'm picky tho...

@ChopperGunnerNL

10 ай бұрын

@@belalabusultan5911 Good thing you’re not forced to eat it then ;)

It cracks me up and it's awesome that Angel probably has one of the most developed and experienced steak palette's in the world at this point.

I'll definitely try! Thanks for coming up with this tenderizer 👍

In Japanese "tako" means Octopus 🐙. While technically what you made is not takoyaki i believe the term is ubiquitous. Gyuyaki is the steak version 🥩

@ausderluft4850

10 ай бұрын

I want to mentioned the same. With iberico he has to call it butayaki maybe.

@gariyamelperaltaalvarez5115

10 ай бұрын

Gugayaki, since it’s Guga’s version anyway 😂

@shyataroo

10 ай бұрын

So, Gyugayaki?

@jonhu4127

10 ай бұрын

​@@ausderluft4850butayaki would be pork. While it might sound a little strange, using the other reading for cow, you might be able to call it ushiyaki

@CuteLethalPuppy

10 ай бұрын

They might still use takoyaki casually to refer to the general type of dish, similar to how yakitori is sometimes used instead of kushiyaki

Since the 24 hour version is good, you might actually be able to use it in sous vide. Would be interesting to know just how well that would translate.

@MrFrmartin

10 ай бұрын

i was wondering about this as well.

@MattsHilarious

10 ай бұрын

I was thinking make a pineapple/ginger blend and sous vide that experiment steak!

@MrMartinSchou

10 ай бұрын

@@MattsHilarious Pineapple would be a bad idea. The reaction speeds up with temperature, so even 45 minutes in sous vide would easily act like 4+ hours. Possibly even a LOT more than 4 hours.

@proboiriawan2204

10 ай бұрын

no need sous vide, it will destroy meat

@Ilethsamael

10 ай бұрын

Imagine marinating a whole brisket in it O_O

"You feel the juices coming in your mouth"💀

That is why we all love Guga! I never would have thought or tried to do this. Can't wait to try this one now!!

One thing about the takoyakis, when you flip it, you can flip it halfway and add more batter over the whole pan, continuously shoving the batter in which will make your takoyakis have less air pocket inside.

@arlaghdoth4434

10 ай бұрын

Oh, nice tip.

@soumyadeepsarkar3808

10 ай бұрын

E paper errrfgtt td 😭

@LordClarkson

10 ай бұрын

Was thinking this same thing, glad someone else has commented it!

@s-boy4613

10 ай бұрын

Good tip. Thanks for pointing it out

@xmickx

9 ай бұрын

you mean flip it quarter way ;D

Would love to see this tried on a dry-aged steak. I bet that would take it up to a whole new level

@freakfreak786

10 ай бұрын

"i dry aged a steak in ginger for 45 days, and this happened..."

@thagingerninjer5391

10 ай бұрын

@@freakfreak786and it’s just a puddle of pink liquid.

@thagingerninjer5391

10 ай бұрын

Oh, I don’t know what happened here, everybody.

@Nug_Lord

10 ай бұрын

I’m worried that might make the ginger flavor way too overpowering

@Leonn_.

10 ай бұрын

I think he means normally dry aging and after that throw it in ginger.

This is why I like marinating with ginger and lime--both have tenderizing effect and infuse a nice flavor (with some chili, garlic and coriander). You can easily over-marinate them though, particularly given that the tenderizing effects of ginger and lime compound (imagine if you used lime juice instead of water for your slurry).

Awesome tip, Guga! Thanks!

You should absolutely give this a go with eye round steaks for a future video, I think it could be the solution to making them tender and overall amazing!

@SmilebombFGC

10 ай бұрын

Beat me to it lol

@ostkkfmhtsh012345678

10 ай бұрын

Agree! Also, he should do an overall direct side-by-side tenderizer comparison with the ginger!

@restitutocariaso9820

10 ай бұрын

I know what I’ll be doing this week.

@THESLlCK

9 ай бұрын

results???@@restitutocariaso9820

@CrouchingK0ala

8 ай бұрын

I am doing that with eye round tonight, hopefully overnight marinade then sous vide tomorrow, tried using koji/fish sauce to tenderlize but still a bit chewy, also gonna try with my vacuum massager machine to see if it would improve

I know what a Guga steak taste like because I learned how to cook steaks on this channel. Guga is not only the best steak chef but he's also the best chef teacher. I used to watch Gordon Ramsay steak videos and my steaks sucked! Thanks to you my wife wants to eat steak more often. Thank you, Guga!

@belalabusultan5911

10 ай бұрын

Gordon Ramsey uses complicated techniques when cooking his food, most people can't replicate it..... but people do praise his cooking.

@yotambraunshtein9786

10 ай бұрын

Gordon is a terrible teacher for home cooking

@lucas.2.3.9.4

10 ай бұрын

​@@belalabusultan5911Gordon excels at fancy restaurant quality food not simple home cooking where guga is a self described home chef

@privacyvalued4134

10 ай бұрын

Gordon Ramsay is a terrible cook, has a potty mouth, and treats other people like trash. His distinct lack of character carries over to his skills as a chef. A person either has to be drunk or clueless to like Gordon Ramsay's food and personality. If you want to learn how to cook good food that people will want to eat, Chef Jean-Pierre is superior to Gordon Ramsay in every way that matters. Chef Jean-Pierre's cooking is very similar to how I've always prepared food (i.e. the right way to make food). Fair warning though: Chef Jean-Pierre loves butter a little bit too much, but is otherwise spot on in bringing good flavor and texture combinations into home cooking. Just scale back the amount of butter and his recipes are fine. I've been cooking a long time and had my cooking skills hammered into me by my relatives but I still pick up a few tips and tricks here and there on KZread. A good cook can take any recipe and evaluate it mentally without actually making it to determine exactly what it will taste like.

@TheRealGOTdurrrred

10 ай бұрын

@@privacyvalued4134 there's no such thing as too much butter!

LOVE THIS, I am definitely going to try this sometime!

GUGA i thank you!! You’ve made me a great griller and I’m still learning everyday 🙏🏽

Already waiting for him doing this on the $1 steak. Could try combining both the pineapple and ginger together to see if it's even more tender.

@TheMichaellathrop

10 ай бұрын

Can this new tenderizing contender tame the I-round before it it just makes it weird?

@TheRealNormanBates

10 ай бұрын

YES! I would love to see him marinade Eye of Round with ginger in 24, 48 and 72 hour increments.

@superrondotcom

10 ай бұрын

Was hoping someone suggested $1 steaks

@ArcConAK

10 ай бұрын

Bruh kiwi on your kalbi overnight can start to get too mushy. Try some kiwi it's good 👍

@caioboherlopesdelemos8394

10 ай бұрын

Faz esse aqui Guga!

You've come a long way from cooking steaks at work! So cool to see you grow Guga! Pretty cool video, never thought about using ginger to tenderize

Very interesting. Will try this next Sunday!!!

Great to know! I learned from you how to make it perfect . And everyone loves it. Told my friends about you. Great content as always

I have made the “Guga Steak,” on numerous occasions, following your example of rotating the grates to keep flare-ups controlled and to develop a nice crust as opposed to Ponderosa style grill marks. Even bought your rub to add to the butter that I baste my steaks with after the simple SPG seasoning. And Fogo lump definitely makes a difference in the flavor!

Might have to try this for my dad, he hasn't had a steak in probably 3 years because all his teeth got bad and had to get them pulled, the dentist who worked on him did his job wrong (even the new dentist admitted that guy was wrong) and now my dad has no teeth. If the 24 hour is so tender you can basically swallow it right away, I feel like my dad would enjoy that

That sounds so nice, I'll definitely try this on some bavette steaks I have in my freezer tomorrow.

Did this on the 4 hour marinade last Saturday and it works like a dream, used a Ribeye and cut it in two so I had a direct comparison (Guga style) and the colour changed as in the video and the tenderness was much improved. Today I got me a Rump as the flavour is lovely but the pay off is it is a bit tougher so this ginger puree can work its magic for me. Another plus point is the very subtle ginger notes right in the background, like the boys in the video, they did not know what the marinade was so could not call it, but it adds a great extra layer to a beautiful steak. Cheers Guga for the lesson, gonna get a fat Pork chop and use the ginger on that, I reckon it will be pretty good.

@JosEduardo_

9 ай бұрын

How did you removed the ginger? paper towels or rinsed out with water? I’m about to try but not quite sure what’s the best way.

@oldjoeclarke.

9 ай бұрын

@@JosEduardo_ Under a gentle tap then dried with plenty of paper towels. It pretty much just falls off so an easy job. Hope your steak comes out great and happy eating. Post back with your results if you can.

Using steak instead of octopus would make it gyuyaki, gyu is beef, tako is octopus. Also i remember the dats when guga used to also do a bit of fish, but now adays i cant remember the last time he did any seafood

You should dry age a ginger steak, season with ginger, then have a ginger eat it (like carrot top) inside of a ginger bread house, in Ginger, Washington while drinking a ginger ale

@billyshithead3139

9 ай бұрын

I'd be dyeing to try it 🤪

I love the little cooking montage🔥

And yet another master piece from Guga!

It would be cool to see a comparison of steaks dry aged in ginger, papaya, pineapple, unripe mango, and maybe a mixture of all of them

Hey Guga, can you do a steak experiment ranking by taste and cost? I would love seeing something like this, even if it is in one of your other channels since I want to try some of those experiments. Thank you!

I love all that you do guga. You rock

I never get tired of Leo's explanations!

Ohh, I love how proud Leo is for giving his accurate descriptions. You can see it in his eyes

@eggbeater55

10 ай бұрын

And the descriptions are just really accurate and nuanced! Always gives the viewer a good idea about the taste and texture of the food :)

@Aderin.

10 ай бұрын

Why would he fake a reaction, what would he get from faking it

@Matteow00

10 ай бұрын

I remember when he was added to the team and people were criticizing him for talking too much lol. I always thought his descriptions are really informative and necessary to understand the results.

@arlaghdoth4434

10 ай бұрын

@@Matteow00 Yup. Leo's great, actually improves the viewing experience because we get to know what they're feeling and tasting over there without us actually tasting it, which is something not a lot of channels do.

@BoRickersonMcFoosters

10 ай бұрын

@@Matteow00im still apart of that hate train. Feel like he talks just to talk. Miss when it was jus Guga and Angel. Or even MauMau for the matter. Angel is a try hard

I actually tried marinating a piece of steak in a ginger slurry along with a few other things mixed in. It actually works really well I recommend you try it.

@ARCSTREAMS

9 күн бұрын

wonder if it would work on octopus

Ginger and garlic are two of my favorite flavors, as I really love Asian stir-fries. I am impressed with ginger's tenderizing quality and look forward to try this for myself. Thanks for sharing.

Love love this channel fantastic video thanks 🙏

Content providers like Guga have really helped me up my game making steaks in the last couple years. I'm still using a variant of the gochujang compound butter as my resting sauce. I'm going to try some ginger puree' next time when prepping the steaks. See if that takes them to the next dimension.

@kzizzles8329

2 ай бұрын

How was it?

@protorhinocerator142

2 ай бұрын

@@kzizzles8329 I didn't like the ginger puree. I did it for 24 hours and the steak was mush. I tried it again for 1 hour and it made it slightly mush. It wasn't "tender" like you'd hope. It tasted pre-chewed. Like those weird shrimp that were sitting out too long at the buffet and they're all mushy with all the wrong texture. That and it was extra effort to do all the ginger stuff. No thanks. If you want them tender, do it the old fashioned way. Apply sea salt to both sides of the steak about an hour before cooking. The salt gets in and breaks down the chemical composition, leaving it tender, but not making it mushy. I do salt and the McCormick garlic and herb seasoning, then just a spalsh of Worcestershire to make a briny paste. The Worcestershire goes from an acidic brine flavor to a savory delight when you grill the steaks. I've tried it with and without Worcestershire. With is better. And I'm not a big fan of raw Worcestershire sauce. It tastes weird to me. Definitely try this instead of the ginger next time you feel adventurous. And it's a lot less work than fooling with ginger.

@kzizzles8329

2 ай бұрын

@@protorhinocerator142 Thanks for takig the time to reply! It's definitely a shame that it doesn't work as well as shown in the video but your method with the Worcestershire 'paste' sounds fantastic-I already use salt (I prefer using kosher salt to sea salt) to my steaks and they usually turn out well in the skillet.

@protorhinocerator142

2 ай бұрын

@@kzizzles8329 I specifically use Badia brand black truffle sea salt. You have to look for it.

I never try steak with ginger, but ginger is super versatile and delicious to use in any meat and seafood. Spring onion, ginger and garlic are the three common ingredient use in Chinese cooking.

Ooh I’m liking the new color grading!

Awesome Guga!

Tried this yesterday on four 1.75" thick strip steaks I marinated for about 6 hours. My results were not quite as good as this. The ginger slurry did seem to tenderize the meat some, but not so much that I felt it was worth the time. Also, the residual ginger flavor was FAR stronger than the video would lead you to believe. Out of the three of us eating yesterday, my wife didn't like it all (the ginger tasted too "green" she said), I thought it was OK, and my son thought it was the best steak he'd ever had. All that to say, your results may vary .

Ah yes, tako-less takoyaki

@jerotoro2021

10 ай бұрын

I'm waiting for the Japanese-Mexican fusion dish, the takotaco

You always win me over with your side dishes

Love these guga videos I often watch them when eating my dinner 😆

I dont think anyone can beat a Guga steak! even with the same methods. the love and passion put onto those steaks made by Guga has to be it!

I love Guga's "incredibly easy" side dishes. 5😁3 steps using ingredients and equipment you've never heard of before.

Looks amazing like everything you cook.

Great idea and a great vid guys! Thank you! I tried it yesterday on a t-bone steak. I added soy sauce and water to the ginger marinade and let it marinade for 8 hours. I then put it on a pellet grill/smoker at 325* till it hit 135-138. I had a control t-bone as well, both packaged together from a butcher.(they were a gift from some friends) It DEFINITLY made it more tender than the control! Actually a little too much for my taste. There was a little bit of tenderloin on that t-bone and it turned it into mush. Very unpleasant texture. lol Will be trying again for 4 hours with more soy sauce added to the marinade. Thank you for the idea to try something different! Keep up the great work on research and video quality! Have a great weekend!

Guga never run out of options to cook a steak

Do this to your $1 "steaks" (which one is the impossible to make good one? eye round?)

I love this I cant wait to try it!

Have to save this video in my personal playlist!

takoyaki are no longer tako (octopus), it's wagyuyaki at this point edit: Japaneese have very descriptive names, for example: oyakodon, oya - parent, ko - child, don - bowl, and it's bowl with chicken and eggs

Calling that a takoyaki without you know... the "tako" feels like a crime😭😭😭 but that still looks delicious af

I’m gonna try this!

These experiments are great! I vaguely remember a cheese wax helping an eye of round steak tenderize it, I wonder if ginger would help an eye of round for flavor as well

Wow! I was not expecting that from the 24hr steak. This experiment would be very interesting on cheaper cuts of meat.

@Kharmitas

10 ай бұрын

yeah, this would make an interesting contender for the 'try and make the eye round a real steak' cup.

I didn't know ginger can make this much big of a change 😂

Im just gonna try on some super cheap cuts with this new finding of convenient yellow magic with sous vide or pan sear! Thanks Guga!!

I love this channel so much! I learn a lot and get to look at delicious food ❤. I had a question though! When you do these experiments does it ever affect the cook time? 🤔

An informative experiment. Am surprised the 24hr experiment didn't overpower the steaks w ginger flavor that's usually very powerful. Other related roots such as galangal, fresh turmeric also contain powerful enzymes, potentially providing more interesting flavors.

@JediGokuLee

10 ай бұрын

Remember, he diluted it with water (for a slurry) so perhaps that really balanced it out.

@Joaopereira-dh3dw

6 ай бұрын

It feel like I brushed my teeth after trying it didn't like it

@bourbakis

6 ай бұрын

@@Joaopereira-dh3dw loll

A nice experiment. And if want to take to the next level, try to dry age with ginger for 24h, a week, and a month. On a side note: Tako means octopus , so it would be nice to have the original octopus or combine with beef and octopus not with the beef alone. As always, great video Guga

@acceptanceofblessings8227

10 ай бұрын

definitely agree here. How can takoyaki be takoyaki without the tako.

@xuyukun123

10 ай бұрын

​@@acceptanceofblessings8227gyuyaki?

@SeanStrife

10 ай бұрын

@@xuyukun123 Wagyaki?

@xuyukun123

10 ай бұрын

@@SeanStrife but gyu means cow

@GODAXEN

10 ай бұрын

​@@xuyukun123​ I think that nikuyaki can also work.

I'm going to try this!

So I tried this at home for new years, four select grade NY strips & 6 choice grade sirloins. 22-23 hours in a ginger slurry marinade using two large freezer ziplock bags. Seasoned heavily- I use a wider range of seasonings than Guga, one thing I noticed was that the ginger overwhelmed the lemon pepper but it wasn't bad. Cooked using cast iron skillets on a stove top. One larger skillet using duck fat to cook up 3 sirloins at a time, one smaller one to cook up 2 strips at a time usingbeef tallow. Used a thermometer to measure internal temperature but juggling that many steaks at once was a challenge. I also made the potato side dish from the pepperoni oil video using a ghee based sauce that I then used to based the steaks with. Over all the results were very positive, everyone enjoyed the steaks. The ginger flavor was a little strong for one person but no real complaints.

You should try Garam Masala (Indian seasoning mix) - it has ginger among a bunch of other spices & herbs. I've used it for steaks multiple times and it is AMAZING.

@SeanStrife

10 ай бұрын

I've actually never considered using Garam Masala on steaks before; it just feels wrong to me for some reason considering beef is pretty much non-existent in Indian cuisine. I might have to try this some time.

@krillenm

10 ай бұрын

@@SeanStrife Give it a try! It produces an amazing flavor and a very nice crust.

@2GSpyderTurbo

10 ай бұрын

I'm with Sean on this one. Garam masala is one of my favorite aromas in my spice cabinet, but I've never considered it for steak. I'll have to pick a steak up on the way home tomorrow and conduct that experiment. Thanks for the idea!

@Syrxen

10 ай бұрын

​@@2GSpyderTurboPlease let us know the results, I might end up giving it a try too if it's good :)

@muhammadmohaiminulislam7189

10 ай бұрын

Garam masala doesn't contain any ginger.

Hello Guga! I’ve heard that Papaya (Lechoza) is a great meat tenderizer and that what makes it greater is that it doesn’t leave an aftertaste. You should make a video of that experiment. Love your channel! Keep up the good work!

@Falathien

10 ай бұрын

He has done it many times There are also videos

DEFINITELY trying this

I marinated eye of round steaks for 24 hr like this and I'm cooking them tonight Edit: that was the best steak I think I have ever had. You could serve it in a restaurant as a filet and you could go years I bet before anyone would notice.

@bkb04g

9 ай бұрын

Damn it was that flavorful and tender?? Could you still taste the beef or did the ginger overpower the steak?

@andyC95

9 ай бұрын

@@bkb04g yeah, I couldn't believe it. I just lightly rinsed it off, and you can tell it's there but it more enhances the beef flavor than anything. The only issue I've found is that the edges can get mushy if you leave it in too long. For ribeye I just left it in for an hour or so and it was perfect.

Ginger is known to enhance the quality and flavor of meat intended to be grilled as steak. As far as I know, not a lot of chefs incorporate these kinds of spices into their own steaks. Mostly just salt and pepper. End of story.

@isak6585

10 ай бұрын

Your point?

@gloriousblobber9647

10 ай бұрын

@@isak6585We should use more ginger lol

@isak6585

10 ай бұрын

@@gloriousblobber9647 ok I misunderstood i thought he meant since chefs dont use it we should ”End of story”

Leo is born for this job. His descriptions are amazing!

I'm trying this TODAY!

In India ginger, garlic pastes and onion - either as paste or raw or fried are almost always added to the meat. They tenderize as well as compliment the meat flavour. However, we never use as much ginger as you did😂

Bruh Im vegitarian but guga keeps making me wanna change lol

Gotta try dis!!!

Being able to sear the meat after is important. I recently marinated a tri-tip with a ginger and soy sauce based marinade for between 12 and 24 hours. To make a long story short, I wound up having to try to sear in a family members under oven broiler drawer. Only one side got seared properly, and when slicing, I found that the other side was shredding and a bit soft. Everyone liked it, but I knew it was a bit off. The first time I marinated with the same recipe, I smoked the tri-tip a couple hours on my Webber 22” and then finished up with a good sear, did not have the same issue.

One caveat about the incredible side dish, it’s not takoyaki. The “tako” literally means octopus, so no octopus = not takoyaki. Also, the springiness and chewiness is part of the charm, so I can’t get behind the steak filling at all. I am DEFINITELY doing the ginger, though.

I died a little inside the way he made that takoyaki... But the ginger experiment looked amazing. I'm not much of a cook but I kinda want to buy a steak and try it. I'd love to see you try this with eye round.

@Grom-rl8bm

10 ай бұрын

I haven't stopped thinking about how he ruined a perfectly good skirt steak

@JuliettKilo

10 ай бұрын

There’s a reason why people put octopus inside. The filling inside takoyaki must be chewy instead of something soft.

@kkim5000

10 ай бұрын

@@JuliettKilo "tako" also means "octopus," so i'm pretty sure leaving out the octopus makes it something else.

@petelimppu

10 ай бұрын

@@kkim5000 Steakoyaki 🤤

@grasshorses

10 ай бұрын

​@@kkim5000just fyi in japan they use a bunch of fillings (like cheese, sausage, etc) and still call it takoyaki so it isn't really a filling issue 😂

wow crazy. i think the first time a tenderizing experiment has improved the streak the more it was used in a guga vid

I love your twist on takoyaki balls!!!!My dream is to have a food truck and I love fusion. Keep it up!! Loving it!

It's heartwarming to see something which we Indians take for granted getting discovered and appreciated by a foreigner!

@OfficialHavocOsiris

10 ай бұрын

Fellow Indian here. This is why this particular experiment might be my favorite of all the tenderizing experiments. Then again, it could also be because they didn’t use an eye round for this

That’s crazy to think the ginger does not overpower the steak, especially how strong ginger is on its own

@michaelb1761

10 ай бұрын

I'm sure it's because ginger is such a good compliment to beef, so you don't taste anything off about it.

Yep, we do Guga steaks that have been tenderized in cashew yogurt (tenderized) for a week. Seasoned like a Guga steak, cooked on an SnS, and watched for doneness with Meater thermometers. Even my most picky eater (son) loves Guga steaks.

I’m excited to see what this would do to eye round

Wow! 🤩 Unexpected result

Another one of guga's best👌

Can't wait to try this out on my next charcoal grilled steak!! 🥩 I love ginger and i love steak. Sounds like a match made in heaven.

Going to my buddys house Friday and New Yorks are dinner. Thanks definitely gonna try this out!

I sprinkle fresh grated ginger on top of pulled pork and it is awesome!

Great success!

There are very few KZreadrs I follow seriously. And, you’re one of them.

Now this one I would try

Amazing video as always. What cut of steak did you use in this video?

Perfect vid preview. I see ginger, I click the vid. I love that stuff.

I need to try this, ginger is my go to!

I expected this to be very 'sharp' and extremely tasting like ginger. Definitely going to try this too.

Guga, please try it with the eye round too, can't wait to see it!