Steaks
What's ur favorite cut of steak to eat. I have cooked several filets and rib eyes over the years but looking for something different. My wife is going out to eat tomorrow night for a b day party so me and my son are on our own. Nothing wrong with the rib eyes and filets but want to experiment on different cuts while I can.
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Bone in, Thick Cut Porterhouse. At least 1 1/2 inches.
Cast iron skillet butter oil mix smoking hot.. sear all sides then into the oven to finish. That's if $$$$ is okay to spend. If not.. Tri Tip. |
Flank steak in a citrus marinade just barely kissed by the grill. The harder the muscle works, the better it tastes, the rarer we should cook it.
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Tri Tip is excellent, generally not to expensive, one of our favorites.
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I have always wanted to try a buffalo steak.
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Good ole beef skirt steak might fill that void for you. Unlike that of a traditional steak i do recommend a 1 hour marinade. Olive oil, soy, garlic, lime, salt, pepper, cumin, and maybe a couple teaspoons of sugar if you want some crust on this bad boy. Put on hot grill 1 minute per side rest covered for around 15 minutes. I think if i remember right this is one of the recipes i got off of the show good eats with alton brown. Tried it once and it came out excellent.
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X2 on skirt steak. Its really good when done right
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ive never tried skirt steak. sounds awesome.
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Hanger Steak!
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Bone end ribeye..... Med rare!!!!!!!
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T-bones have a nice flavor. And lately Ive been hitting up a few new York strips.
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Where's Meaux? Until the authority on all things beef speaks, I'll have to go with the med rare ribeye.
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Ribeye, Strip, Porterhouse, Tbone, Filet...... I can't really think of a valid reason why i would turn any of them down if they are cooked properly. Meaux had a post up showing how he cooked his steak in a cast iron pan... That man knows whats up... Keep the grill for your redfish on the halfshell!.... A perfectly done steak should set of your fire alarms in your house.. :P |
Cap steak is tits....
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I'll take a good stuffed beef tongue over a steak anyday. LOL Just had to throw that in here. Been in Malaysia for almost a month now. Can't wait to get home to some good food.
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I like a good T-bone every now and then.....
Also like bone in lamb chops bout 1 inch thick |
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Not much of a steak guy my self but on occasion we take a whole rib eye and put it on the grill kinda prime rib like. Great for company and we carve to order. Rare in the middle and well on the ends sliced thick or thin as wanted. We place it in a shallow disposable aluminum pan to catch da drippings "poodle people" call aue juie?sp?
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My steaks ;)
I like Ribeyes and Strips. Also a fan of a hanger steak or a good marinated and grilled skirt |
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Yep I'm there pretty much every saturday in the Oil Center. If I'm not my parents will be |
Where at in the Oil Center is the market, and do y'all take only cash or do y'all accept cards too?
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i cooked a tomahawk ribeye last night on the searing burner... was the stuff!
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Love strips and Cowboy ribeyes, but my favorite is a rare Prime Rib from any Palm restaurant. Its more like a roast.
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Only way I cook steaks now is in a black iron skillet. I heat the skillet up very hot outside on the side burner of the grill put a little butter in there and sear. Once I get te sear I have the grill heated at preferred temp(for me it's 425) and then cook to my liking which is med rare. It comes out great.
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I buy those 20 steaks for $20 when company comes, theys delectible.
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Don't know about what cut comes from where, but I sure am getting hungry for some steak. Beef, it whats for dinner.
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Raymond you buying them steak out the back of a pickup truck? The one that has the sign "NO one beats our Meat"
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I've done that before, even after Alton Brown warned me. I'm going to look for a big enough toaster oven to do it outside. Wal-Mart has some pretty nice size ones but I don't think they big enough to fit a cast iron skillet in it. |
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