Assume its a good cut of meat-Whatever your definition of good cut. How do you take your steak

I like mine Mooing. Just Salt and Pepper

I like a little pink showing.

And 57 sauce.

Medium rare.

Medium. A bit o' pink and HP Sauce. Fried onions and mushrooms are always an added bonus.

Medium well. I don't want to see any pink inside, but I don't want it black through and through either.

Medium. (the only exception is a couple of restaurants who when i saw medium, I don't get medium-then I say medium well).

With lots and lots of Ketchup.

Whats HP sauce?

There ought to be a little pink if it's medium well. Yummy!

I've adjusted down from medium well to medium. Back when I was asking for medium well, chefs refused to serve me what I wanted. I don't understand this. If you are going to offer me the choice of preparation in the first place, please honor it. I changed because I got tired of fighting.

You're right. I should have typed red/bloody.

Medium, grilled over charcoal, liberally sprinkled with Montreal steak seasoning before cooking.

Montreal steak spice. Yum!

Same here. I like it best a true Medium Rare. But it would come out Medium to Medium Well

So I adjusted to Rare. When someone gives it completely Rare. I still enjoy it more than Medium so I am OK. But few restaurants truly serve rare.

Cut the horns off and put it on the plate.

I like mine well done. I don't mind it medium well but I usually get mine from my family and when I ask for meduim well they usually give me medium rare. I like the taste of burnt food (Not like charcoal taste though) so having it done a bit more than I want is very preferable to less for me.

Medium Rare - I want the meat to be a uniform texture, as opposed to raw in the middle, but nice and red below the char.

And just salt and pepper. I used to do more, but a good piece of beef just needs some S&P while cooking.

Orally.

This is the version of HP sauce that Rob likes best.

Lately, it's been Medium. My wife's is "well done, but not burned!"

I never even heard of HP