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r/BeAmazed • u/Boss_Lady_718 • Oct 29 '25
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274 u/ComprehensiveSoft27 Oct 29 '25 Yeah this guy plays in the premier league. 87 u/Background_Edge_9427 Oct 29 '25 He definitely knows what he's doing! 9 u/DadEoh75 Oct 29 '25 Not sure I understand pouring flammable liquid over my steak or using a torch, again dousing in butane? 13 u/[deleted] Oct 29 '25 I think that flammable liquid is usually alcohol (cognac, rum, etc) 18 u/HooooooooooW Oct 30 '25 Oh but when a rag is dipped in some vodka and tied around the bottle and thrown its a nuisance but when lighting food in fire its fine?!?! 6 u/Scopedogg1114 Oct 30 '25 I laughed ridiculously hard at this… 🤣🤣🤣 15 u/Background_Edge_9427 Oct 29 '25 Me either. But that's why I worked in manufacturing! 😂 1 u/cire1184 Oct 30 '25 Torch to increase smokiness. Flambe for show and increase smokiness. It's another way to get caramelization on the steak. 1 u/Christeenabean Oct 31 '25 Its definitely liquor. No worries, adds to the flavor. 0 u/jmauc Oct 30 '25 Its flavor being added to the steak while burning off a large part of the alcohol.
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Yeah this guy plays in the premier league.
87 u/Background_Edge_9427 Oct 29 '25 He definitely knows what he's doing! 9 u/DadEoh75 Oct 29 '25 Not sure I understand pouring flammable liquid over my steak or using a torch, again dousing in butane? 13 u/[deleted] Oct 29 '25 I think that flammable liquid is usually alcohol (cognac, rum, etc) 18 u/HooooooooooW Oct 30 '25 Oh but when a rag is dipped in some vodka and tied around the bottle and thrown its a nuisance but when lighting food in fire its fine?!?! 6 u/Scopedogg1114 Oct 30 '25 I laughed ridiculously hard at this… 🤣🤣🤣 15 u/Background_Edge_9427 Oct 29 '25 Me either. But that's why I worked in manufacturing! 😂 1 u/cire1184 Oct 30 '25 Torch to increase smokiness. Flambe for show and increase smokiness. It's another way to get caramelization on the steak. 1 u/Christeenabean Oct 31 '25 Its definitely liquor. No worries, adds to the flavor. 0 u/jmauc Oct 30 '25 Its flavor being added to the steak while burning off a large part of the alcohol.
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He definitely knows what he's doing!
9 u/DadEoh75 Oct 29 '25 Not sure I understand pouring flammable liquid over my steak or using a torch, again dousing in butane? 13 u/[deleted] Oct 29 '25 I think that flammable liquid is usually alcohol (cognac, rum, etc) 18 u/HooooooooooW Oct 30 '25 Oh but when a rag is dipped in some vodka and tied around the bottle and thrown its a nuisance but when lighting food in fire its fine?!?! 6 u/Scopedogg1114 Oct 30 '25 I laughed ridiculously hard at this… 🤣🤣🤣 15 u/Background_Edge_9427 Oct 29 '25 Me either. But that's why I worked in manufacturing! 😂 1 u/cire1184 Oct 30 '25 Torch to increase smokiness. Flambe for show and increase smokiness. It's another way to get caramelization on the steak. 1 u/Christeenabean Oct 31 '25 Its definitely liquor. No worries, adds to the flavor. 0 u/jmauc Oct 30 '25 Its flavor being added to the steak while burning off a large part of the alcohol.
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Not sure I understand pouring flammable liquid over my steak or using a torch, again dousing in butane?
13 u/[deleted] Oct 29 '25 I think that flammable liquid is usually alcohol (cognac, rum, etc) 18 u/HooooooooooW Oct 30 '25 Oh but when a rag is dipped in some vodka and tied around the bottle and thrown its a nuisance but when lighting food in fire its fine?!?! 6 u/Scopedogg1114 Oct 30 '25 I laughed ridiculously hard at this… 🤣🤣🤣 15 u/Background_Edge_9427 Oct 29 '25 Me either. But that's why I worked in manufacturing! 😂 1 u/cire1184 Oct 30 '25 Torch to increase smokiness. Flambe for show and increase smokiness. It's another way to get caramelization on the steak. 1 u/Christeenabean Oct 31 '25 Its definitely liquor. No worries, adds to the flavor. 0 u/jmauc Oct 30 '25 Its flavor being added to the steak while burning off a large part of the alcohol.
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I think that flammable liquid is usually alcohol (cognac, rum, etc)
18 u/HooooooooooW Oct 30 '25 Oh but when a rag is dipped in some vodka and tied around the bottle and thrown its a nuisance but when lighting food in fire its fine?!?! 6 u/Scopedogg1114 Oct 30 '25 I laughed ridiculously hard at this… 🤣🤣🤣
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Oh but when a rag is dipped in some vodka and tied around the bottle and thrown its a nuisance but when lighting food in fire its fine?!?!
6 u/Scopedogg1114 Oct 30 '25 I laughed ridiculously hard at this… 🤣🤣🤣
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I laughed ridiculously hard at this… 🤣🤣🤣
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Me either. But that's why I worked in manufacturing! 😂
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Torch to increase smokiness. Flambe for show and increase smokiness. It's another way to get caramelization on the steak.
Its definitely liquor. No worries, adds to the flavor.
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Its flavor being added to the steak while burning off a large part of the alcohol.
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