How to Cook a Steak in the Dishwasher

Would you consider cooking a steak in the dishwasher? It turns out many would, as lots of people are using the appliance most commonly associated with cleaning plates and glasses for cooking. Putting meat, be it steak, salmon, or another piece of protein, in an airtight bag and into the dishwasher is a variation on the French method of cooking known as sous vide, which involves cooking your food in a vacuum-sealed bag. Chef Michelle Doll showed Inside Edition how it’s done.

[@BMoney77]

If I show up at your house, and you pull dinner out of the dishwasher, I’m out.

[@arbriasykes5937]

😂

[@Liyahhbabyyy]

@Cian MacGana boy shut up

[@arbriasykes5937]

@@Liyahhbabyyy 😂

[@monicabrown9453]

What you don’t know cannot hurt you 😆 🤦🏼‍♀️

[@Liyahhbabyyy]

@Cian MacGana I don't have one dirty man. I have morals 💀

[@shipwastaken]

Reminds me of the episode of extreme cheapskates that the girl cooked lasagna in the dishwasher for a game night lol.

[@D13GG5]

same i was gonna say that

[@AR-rb8jr]

Haha I remember that one lol I think it was a lasagna lol she covered it with tinfoil haha

[@jamilaghazi8119]

it was lasagna

[@tianaishername]

She started a new trend

[@YourMom-wf8rf]

Yes

[@user-nw4cl3lv2f]

Somewhere in the world Gordon Ramsey's having a seizure.

[@borudokei7630]

Nobody asked

[@polaricee8247]

@@borudokei7630 ratio

[@coolify]

@@borudokei7630 You read facts tho

[@user-nw4cl3lv2f]

@@borudokei7630 Nobody needs to ask anything, I was stating something.

[@borudokei7630]

@@user-nw4cl3lv2f nobody asked

[@potatomatop9326]

Next: man washes his clothes on a frying pan.

[@bodhisattva2348]

Then irons with frying pan

[@2k_gio]

@@bodhisattva2348 by heating up his iron in a frying pan

[@Anonymous-il8yl]

Nah, more like in a blender. Remember the scene from SpongeBob episode “New Digs?”

[@Liyahhbabyyy]

Unfunny

[@jakmanxyom]

"I can use my trusty frying pan...as a washing pan!"

[@beb6c2a]

wow that's A good tactic that'll ill use to make Gordon Ramsey proud

[@obieoguejiofor7994]

Gordon Ramsey : you donkey!!!

[@babayaga4123]

Gordon Ramsay: Idiot sandwich 🥪

[@dudxnii8421]

Gordon Ramsey: You Donut!

[@Tata-iu3fy]

This is why I don't eat at just anyone's home.

[@skailyralexander]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 good one. The facial expression at the table when you're told its been cooked in the dishwasher.

[@nothingpersonal1239]

That's a facts now I'll start asking or watching how someone cook or eat before going to someone house for dinner

[@justsomerickwithamoustache6004]

Because the possibilty of them 'cooking' steak in a dishwasher is higher than you being killed a cow ?

[@lc2014]

Indeed !

[@Techie1224]

lol

[@dontecooper6479]

Well, I don't feel so bad now cooking ramen in the toilet.

[@user-rn1lb8sx2c]

Same I normally use the toilet water to clean my dishes and make soup but

[@myst.visuals2283]

@@user-rn1lb8sx2c tf-

[@IMissMrKitty]

😱

[@saramendez8854]

I puked 🤢

[@borudokei7630]

Nobody asked

[@finalgrl]

this reminds me of that one lady from extreme cheapskates who literally cooked lasagna for her husband and his friends who were over LOL

[@rheab8543]

HAHAHAH ME TOO

[@edwinjrm1637]

I saw from uncle Roger's video about it

[@dnieto1466]

I remember that LOL

[@josedcarrillo24]

Hhahahahaha

[@Liyahhbabyyy]

Nice stolen top comment

[@Honey24318.]

Oh god, Gordon Ramsey would be so disappointed…

[@qKJp]

u can do that as long as u hit the skillet after

[@bennlidajun1348]

@@qKJp have you heard of a suvi steak?

[@annoyedok321]

Not as disappointed as me seeing him cook a grilled cheese.

[@Ria-sd2ex]

Try *I N F U R I A T E D*

[@mosesytgames4400]

I dunno how to feel about this...

[@lntg]

Why wouldn’t you just cook in a damn stove.

[@rainbowswirl3243]

You can leave it in there and walk away without having to watch the pot from boiling over

[@PSmith-dl2hw]

@@rainbowswirl3243 well noone boils steak so...

[@rainbowswirl3243]

@@PSmith-dl2hw Yes they do, it’s called sous-vide and it’s a French dish. This process makes sure the meat is thoroughly cooked through so that it’s not cooked on the outside and raw on the inside.

[@PSmith-dl2hw]

@@rainbowswirl3243 French technique* but yes your right im mistaken

[@Anonymous-il8yl]

That is such a waste of water and electricity to cook food in a dishwasher. Not only that, but the last thing I need is possible undercooked food, as some dishwashers take longer than others, and it depends how hot the water is. As someone who takes Culinary Arts in high school, we don’t have rules on cooking food in dishwashers, but if I was allowed to make rules like that, I’d consider it a violation.

[@royisdabest]

just because you take culinary arts in high school doesnt mean youre able to speak on behalf on how to cook a steak. its like you didnt even watch the video as it mentioned sous vide -ing your food

[@Anonymous-il8yl]

@@royisdabest Dude, FYI, I did watch the whole video, and I know about souviding food. I am just saying that doing it in a dishwasher is not necessarily a very “approved” method. For instance for a steak: souviding is submerging steak in a sealed bag in boiling or hot water for however long. A dishwasher is not submerging it, it really more steams it. I hope I cleared up any confusion.

[@chiiz7227]

@@royisdabest your really trying to defend cooking in the dishwasher lmaooo 🤡

[@ninx_music]

@@royisdabest you like this method? 😂😂🤡🤡

[@Anonymous-il8yl]

@Honudes Gai Um…no thanks.

[@M00N-K1SSER]

I really want to see their thought process to come up with this.

[@muaythaisaro3175]

Prison

[@dkorobchenko1]

I few years ago i remember seeing an episode of mythbusters on this, i think they tried to make lasagna

[@scythescythe884]

when i was living in a slum trailer that was falling apart... a working dishwasher was the only thing we had. hot temps for a long time... bingo! getting our stove working again was the biggest relief, though as dishwasher coking is expensive in water. its also risky if your dishwasher doesn't have a longer dry cycle like ours did (that's where most of the heat is from).

[@sweetmali27]

If Gordon Ramsey gets to see this, he is gonna have a mental breakdown.

[@EJT27]

Next thing you know we’re putting dishes in the Washing Machine

[@henrymccomments]

Don’t give them ideas lol

[@hopper6094]

Let's not give them any ideas 😂

[@bluelagoon1980]

@Nuclear Muscle I keep shirts in the freezer in the summer. They keep you cool about 15-20 minutes, so you need 2 or 3 to rotate, but it's soooooo refreshing.

[@kansel8265]

Alternative universe “How to wash a dish on a oven”

[@ALPHABARN]

Waste of energy. Just buy a sous vide for $100

[@joshuagreen2976]

Why even risk chemical contamination from detergent residues or rinse agents to cook a steak? This is about as useful and drying your socks in the microwave.

[@needisnecessito8663]

Shhhh just let nature take its course

[@teletek1776]

it's literally vacuum sealed, nothing will get in

[@needisnecessito8663]

@@teletek1776 you clearly dont cook. and fun fact ziplock bags like most plastic contains BPA aka chemicals that can and will leach into your food. So heat plus ziplock plus chemicals plus ULTRA Dead.

[@user-rn1lb8sx2c]

Now I don’t gotta feel bad using my dryer to heat my food

[@yandorsochi2]

WTF

[@DatCookJohn]

😂😂

[@user-rn1lb8sx2c]

Y’all know how it is😭

[@mellowvibez2185]

Best way to make popcorn

[@pbs36]

The dishwasher shouldn't reach temperatures high enough to degrade the plastic and that is actually the main problem here. The temperature dishwashers reach is below the recommended to kill pathogens in poultry, beef and pork. I wouldn't trust that the detergent won't degrade the plastic over time though.

[@Un1234l]

Food safety isn't just a function of temperature. It's a function of time as well. Cooking food at a lower temperature for longer will eventually match the food safety levels of cooking food at a higher temperature for a shorter time. This is how people pasteurize foods that would go bad when heated to a higher temperature.

[@fireflymiesumae]

This

[@shapman280]

@@Un1234l even if thats true its still the most stupidest thing to not use a pan and a stove for what its actually intended for

[@Un1234l]

@@shapman280 Depends. It's cooking sous vide and at the same time as cleaning your dishes maybe. Two birds with one stone.

[@weatheronthe8s895]

It actually isn't as simple as this. The dishwasher will not get any sort of crust on your steak, so it may be best to sorta try and put a quick crust on it afterwards, which if there is any bacteria, it should be gone once you do that.

[@JN-53]

The new title should be “How to raise your water and electric bill by cooking steak”

[@syasyaishavingfun]

@Yeshua Is Lord they don't, because then they will use detergents and even if the food is inside the plastic the smell is still there.

[@signsofplay]

Remember when Kramer installed a garbage disposal in the shower? LOL not the same, I know...but that was good television.

[@unlisted773]

Ah, yes. The Clarkman. Genius episode! 😆

[@littlereading4528]

Then serves the dinner he cooked in the shower to a germaphobe

[@lastotallyawesome7830]

“Today we gonna be cooking a steak in the dish washer, so let’s dew it”

[@lightningx2656]

I wonder how Gordon Ramsey will feel about this.

[@making-it-rain2128]

My man is having a stroke.

[@borudokei7630]

Nobody asked

[@RS-xb9lo]

@@borudokei7630 Nobody asked for a copy-pasted comment

[@borudokei7630]

@@RS-xb9lo nobody asked

[@marksu0616]

He cooked a fish in a car engine

[@BAZmma]

"That is so good" means that is the worst goddamn steak he's ever put in his mouth, no sear or anything and the seasoning would be soggy, that's why they didn't really show us the steak out of the bag lol

[@shunoinori]

In a normal sous vide you're supposed to sear/flamethrower the steak afterwards since the method only guarantees a perfect doneness and not a crust.

[@NathanTAK]

I'm guessing they did sear it and then "conveniently" didn't mention that part.

[@haleyclark3833]

This is not only Vile,unsanitary and disgusting this is a crime against the art of cooking.😡

[@Cthrugh]

Don’t worry about heating the plastic and releasing all the chemicals….

[@schindlerteejay94]

How to Cook Steak in a Dishwasher Step 1 : DON’T. Step 2 : Water and electric bills go up.

[@lynchmary3831]

Load with dishes. Then add food.

[@fonzie2098]

@@lynchmary3831 if you add dishes you need to add detergent to clean them

[@jeanettejenkins7606]

The real crime here was the person who put a pinch of salt and called the steak "seasoned" thats the first problem!!!

[@erikagalavis4341]

Thank you for showing a real kitchen. Makes me feel like my kitchen is normal

[@LeggLife]

Ha! We’re the channel they show in this video making salmon in the dishwasher. Thanks for including our video!

[@tafawaadridge837]

*_Don't be surprised if they make soup/ramens in the toilet_*

[@kanyebreast6072]

Copied.

[@g_mason8867]

It’s actually not bad

[@tafawaadridge837]

@@g_mason8867 *_really you would drink toilet water_*

[@g_mason8867]

@@tafawaadridge837 If you boil it that sterilize it

[@tafawaadridge837]

@@g_mason8867 *_yeah ik i thought you were gonna use it just like that even if i would never_*

[@atomic-law7764]

Gordon Ramsay has left the chat

[@blu30ne47]

I’m guessing they reason this started was people couldn’t cook steak on a stove without burning their house down

[@karaamundson3964]

Now, about cleaning the toilet. Scrubbing it with recalled romaine lettuce?

[@stugtodd2778]

Yeah bet it's super tender. But afterwards I'd put it on a mega hot grill pan for 20 seconds each side to give it some proper steak colour and flavour !

[@noratruong7816]

Cook food in plastic bag?!?! Doesn’t sound healthy.

[@Rabbyrabbit]

Sounds like an expensive electricity bill for something that can be easily cooked in half of the time on the stove

[@HandleMySandel]

Ah yes! Cleaning the steak is very tasty! Soapy 😋

[@Yamesy]

Ive tried this before, it actually works really well.

[@TS-un5ig]

Kek

[@NigelDVisuals]

@@TS-un5ig Taking me back to my wow days haha

[@Enkidugilgamesh2]

When you don't feel like cooking regularly.

[@imanonymous335]

this is not a certified hood classic.

[@om3667]

🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@therandomguy6200]

The Dishwasher is now the Food Cooker

[@ZeroAlpha1173]

The benefits of sousvide is that you can control the temperature. Especially for the steak that’s extremely beneficial since I set mine at 128f and then sear the steak to 130. The dishwasher isn’t going to do that.

[@prada6357]

boy what the hell boy

[@tt8807]

It’s official!… Inside addition IS OUT THEIR GOD DAMN MIND!!!

[@hearsedriver302]

1950s home of the future: Entire meals come in pill form. Just add water! World hunger is solved! 2021: "I'm hungry. Put it in a plastic bag and throw it in the dishwasher!"....🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️

[@adrianvelasquez8419]

thank you news outlet for teaching me this needed information

[@beefystew3062]

When you can afford a vacuum sealing machine and a good steak but not a stove

[@CherryColaHD]

The human mind never ceases to amaze me

[@catfish_one851]

Way to ruin a good steak. JUST GRILL I.

[@duck5304]

Fr, cows didn’t die for their meat to get violated

[@lilwendigo8252]

not ruining it. vacuum seal it, put it in dishwasher for full cycle, it will come out perfect medium rare. and then grill it for a good golden crust. it tastes just like a sous vide steak.

[@mocha_.]

@@lilwendigo8252 then just sous vide it at that point ;-;

[@galantreentrant]

Narrator the type of guy to cover his ears when something falls on the floor

[@jarrimanhulianna7908]

Delicious, tastes like melted plastic

[@hanasfat]

Anyone else getting Extreme Cheapskate vibes??

[@happywifehappylife2739]

There's absolutely no reason to do this ever. This doesn't even sound like a good idea. But yeah take the steak covered in dirty soapy dishwater.

[@letsdraw8062]

It's like you didn't even look at the thumbnail much less watch any of the video. The food is tightly sealed in a bag, no soap water comes in touch with it.

[@Anonymous-yk6hm]

Wont that melt the plastic...?

[@danielm8950]

Meanwhile, the crud is starting to flake and dry on the sink full of dirty dishes.

[@Throughthelurkingglass]

I'm sure the plastic companies love it🤣

[@RPKD88]

Let's just waste a ton of water and encourage more plastic use because what else is missing from this world hey? :)

[@RPKD88]

@Yeshua Is Lord You CAN use less water by hand washing either your clothes or dishes compared to using a laundry machine or dish washer. It really depends on the load, how much water is being run, for how long, etc. Besides, that's not even the POINT of what i'm saying. It went right over your head. Imagine cooking one frikin steak in the dishwasher - consider how much water is being used for that.

[@elborrach6829]

Ramsey yelling from a distance: RRRRRAAAAW!!!

[@shrekwazowski3836]

Next up: *How To Make Popsicles In The Heat.*

[@TyMarl3y]

Ngl it looks surprisingly delicious😂

[@theboofer9250]

Bro what?

[@happywifehappylife2739]

This reminds me of the woman who cooked her lasagna in the dishwasher on extreme cheapskates.

[@beasttitan8747]

How soapy do you want your steak? Inside Edition Employees: Yes

[@Twinflame915]

Besides Spiderman No Way Home trailer 2 this is the coolest news I've heard all day

[@articundo5748]

I can’t wait for when they show us that we can cook our food in our own toilets

[@karaamundson3964]

we'd sure be skipping a step

[@andrewwoan]

seems like a lot of effort

[@jerrycaille]

What a World.

[@gal5402]

Reminds me of Mr. Bean cooking pasta noodles in a bathtub with hot water.

[@OneOogaBooga]

We're living in scary times.

[@waddledee4150]

360 Juice: “ *If you don’t put that in a pan and base that shteak with some time and rosemary…* “

[@mrrrreow]

How to cook a steak in the dishwasher: You don’t, psycho.

[@theswapmeetflea]

When you mix Mcgyver and Gordon Ramsay together. He can make a ten course meal with chewing gum and a paper clip.

[@bhero6]

Slow news day?

[@reptar69]

Inside will make a story about ANYTHING

[@bao541]

Oh hell naw

[@signsofplay]

Wouldn't the hot plastic bag leach chemicals onto the meat?

[@GameChanger597]

That was my thought too. The food saver bags probably don't but a ziploc bag? Not so sure.

[@gorg2079]

mmm dishwasher meat

[@GotMilk8]

Better title: "How to Overcook your Steak in the Most Ridiculous Way".

[@9Risky]

Claim your “here within an hour” ticket *here*

[@captainhugejazz2867]

Imagine Gordon Ramsey seeing someone doing this in Hell's Kitchen and Kitchen Nightmare.

[@magnumopiss244]

Sheep

[@khiemnguyenduy0]

Great idea. But I hope most people will reuse the plastic bags instead of throwing away dozens of them after each meal. Also... the water usage by cooking with dish washer is much higher than tradiational cooking method.

[@carlotheatheist]

well. it's possible to cook food on a dishwasher machine. since it's has a heating system after all. so in analogy. it's like how to make an icing cake using electric drill..

[@thatgirlPAIGE94]

On the next episode of TLC’s Extreme Cheapskates…

[@lcarson5071]

Okay but what’s the point? Doesn’t save money, chance of contamination, if you have a dishwasher you most likely have a stove so what’s the point in not using the stove which cooks the food way better

[@realhuman4396]

It’s perfectly safe, a lot of people make dishwasher salmon and it’s actually yummy.

[@nickh3273]

But what about the BPA in the plastic bags? Not supposed to heat that stuff

[@ecbadboy101]

Revolutionary… very intuitive!!! 😎

[@buckwild8317]

I work all day and come home to a lazy ass dishwasher meal?....she fired!

[@lauvasquez7198]

What about the plastic juices cooking into your food?

[@QuietTravelVideos]

“And how would you like your steak?” *Dishwashed please.* “…”

[@renaissance18]

newman from seinfeld would be so proud lol

[@biopack5307]

Red green did it like 20 years ago. Cooked a whole meal in it. He also made Thanksgiving in a car motor. Look it up.🤣

[@mattyboy999]

Gordon would have a heart attack.

[@amyr6590]

He was lying through his teeth when he said “ that’s so good “ lol

[@janbozakooie]

🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️ I mean I can’t believe you guys (inside edition) approve of this .

[@LoveFamilyDollShow]

I like how he made it very clear that if you don’t have a dishwasher or air tight bags, use a pot and ziplock bags! My first thought was that water would touch the 🥩

[@Matt-ud9op]

Bruh they can just use the pots and the water in it to cook the vegetables in the first place

[@bluelagoon1980]

They were only showing how to get a near vacuum seal on a standard plastic zipper bag before cooking it in the dishwasher, for those who don't have a vacuum sealer but still want to try this method for some reason.

[@AllthingsFoodieTX]

Does the plastic chemicals leach in food thanks

[@thedailywhiteboard8043]

Ya'll remember that one extreme cheapskates episode where the woman cooked lasgna in her dishwasher?

[@bowlman2985]

Every Store that has dishwashers in the world:Stonks

[@garikj766]

The old CRT Moniters back a decade or so would get hot enough that you could put a can of spaghettio's up, or an MRE, or a cold Pizza. The even older one's that blinked frame rates got hot enough you could melt cheese on bread, or have a small ceramic pot melt cheese for a cheese fondue. You get inventive when you see the opportunity of a heat sink and you have spare parts around to rig something together while doing work.