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BMW Steak Preference
I'm hungry and plan on going to a steakhouse tonight with a few strippers. I'm curious what everyone's preference is for steak cuts. I love Ribeye with lots of marbling cooked medium rare but the only steak I've been eating in the past 2 years is Ribeye (preferably waygu or akaushi whatever its called) and I might want to try something new like a NY Strip.
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Now, you're going to a steakhouse that has strippers or are you taking them with you?
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08-28-2014, 04:05 PM | #3 |
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Ribeye or NY Strip for me. Medium Rare. Sometimes ribeye gets a bit too marbled for me. Especially if it's not a high end place.
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08-28-2014, 04:17 PM | #6 |
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I was at CUT in Las Vegas recently. Work dinner, so balled a bit. Got this:
American Wagyu From Snake River Farms 4 Oz* U.S.D.A. PRIME Dry Aged 35 Days 4 Oz* True Japanese 100% Wagyu Beef From Miyazaki Prefecture, Kyushu 2 Oz* The true Jap stuff was actually my least favorite of the three. |
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I'm usually a petite filet, medium rare, with blue cheese crumbles. Like the petite to leave room for a few more Jack/diets.
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I prefer porterhouse, but I like all kinds of good cuts of steak, as long as it's medium rare, medium at the most (and that's only as an acceptable margin of error)... Well done just robs the steak of its flavor and becomes a standard slab of beef in my direction... Even worse, I was at a friend's BBQ last week, but another friend who is a self-proclaimed expert prefers to make it not only well done, he flipped it over and over so there was no moisture left .
In other words, see pic below.
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Ribeye is my go-to but otherwise NY strip or filet mignon is good. Order it Pittsburgh style on the NY strip and rare for the tenderloin. The NY strip will char good because of the fat content and the filet mignon is good rare because it has no fat content to impart that blackened flavor.
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Porterhouse, medium rare!
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08-29-2014, 08:30 AM | #20 |
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Bone-in Ribeye, salt, pepper, seared in cast iron skillet with garlic green tea oil (try it) 2 minutes each side then finished on the grill medium rare. Perfection!
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I can't believe no one has addressed the strippers..
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