rare
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- adjective
- /rɛr/
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poco hecho
- >> I'LL HAVE THE STEAK, RARE.
- medium rare
- a rare steak
- rare meat
Hang on eggs, oysters, and a rare steak in one day.
- Hang on eggs, oysters, and a rare steak in one day.
- They may like it to cook their their burgers very rare.
- You know, I'm glad that you go medium rare by the way, if you guys are listening in and you don't and and you don't get your stakes, I would say medium is OK.
- You know, I'm glad that you go medium rare, by the way, if you guys are listening in and you don't and and you don't get your steaks, I would say medium is okay.
- Let's see the middle nice medium rare.
Examples
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I'll have a steak, very rare.
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See, I bit it and you could tell that is medium rare and is not well done.
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Have yourself a rare steak for once.
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You like your steak rare?
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On the plate in front of him, Jay had a piece of extremely rare steak.
Fiction book (2001) -
Cobb salad, followed by rare roast in wine sauce, served with baked potatoes stuffed with sour cream and chives.
Fiction book (1991) -
I prefer my steak cooked rare, as it is tender and juicy.
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The restaurant is known for its delicious rare steak that melts in your mouth.
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Would you like your steak rare or well done?
Synonyms
Meat cooked so the middle stays red and warm
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Etymology
Rare moved into cooking from the same Latin rarus, meaning 'seldom' or 'only a little'. A helpful way to remember is that 'rare' meat has been cooked only a short time, so it stays red and soft inside.