Sounds great, honestly, especially when it's grilled relatively dark on the outside.
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The flavor profile here is why a montecristo works. Smoked meat, sweet jam, stinky cheese and maple syrup.
That plate isn't bad but it could be elevated.
Funny thing is the most unusual part of that meal for a bear is the steak.
Has kind of a medieval vibe.
I was fully expecting some Northern European person to show up in this thread and say something like:
“Oh yeah we call that tooorbuflooopen and it’s the traditional school lunch every Wednesday.”
Hey we aren't all Swedish, in Denmark it's actually tøøøørbuflååååååpæn
Northern European here. Here are a few common meat dishes with fruits and berries:
Plommonspäckad fläskkarré
Renskav med svartvinbärsgelé
Köttbullar med rårörda lingon
makes me wanna goto northern europe if it's as good as you are describing
Never tried it but it probably works. I have had blueberry hamburgers (ground beef with blueberries in the patties) before and it was surprisingly coherent and delicious.
You know, I eat my peas with honey, I've done it all my life.
Not that weird considering I just had honey glazed steak last night. No berries, but plenty of honey and minced garlic.

That's what we're crashing energy grids for! Color correcting memes. I get AI now.
Berries, straight from the forest of Pripyat
What is that?
Ionno. Smoago. Like hakuna matata based on everything I know so far.
Okay. Well, hakuna matata.
Honey glaze is a thing, and sweet/savory combinations exist like pork chops and apple sauce, turkey and cranberry, etc. So it is not unfathomable that steak with honey and berries could work.
You should totally try it though, mixed berries go great with anything, and honey is far from the worst thing to put on a steak.
Also, was this screenshot taken with a Polaroid?
Maybe they have a blue light "filter" enabled which shifts colours towards the reddish orange end of the spectrum.
Blue light filters don't show up in screenshots anymore, though, unless they're using a third party app that creates the filter by utilizing the "draw on top" permission, instead of the filter that came with their phone (and I don't understand why anyone would use such an app when every phone has a filter now).
To me it looks more like they stuck an Instagram filter on top of the screenshot for whatever reason. The subtle glow around the text is what makes me think this.
Back in the day at the Ritz Carlton for the red wine reduction sauce, a HUGE amount of berries went in.
So yeah, it goes amazing with meat.



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