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Re: What\'s the best steak cut?
We can both order the bone-in. You take the meat and I'll take the bone. I love'em if there is a little meat left on them. Yum! [img]/images/graemlins/tongue.gif[/img]
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#82
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Re: What\'s the best steak cut?
the delmoico is a nice cut too. although perhaps not the best out there.
but a nice peppered delmonico is excellent on the grill. |
#83
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Re: What\'s the best steak cut?
A “Delmontico” can be many things. The most common is Delmontico = ribeye, but it can also be a piece of top sir loin or a bone-in short loin cut.
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#84
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Re: What\'s the best steak cut?
The Cowboy Ribeye (bone in, well marbled) cooked medium rare at Ruth's Chris is awesome.
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#85
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Re: What\'s the best steak cut?
As others have mentioned, perhaps more important than the cut is the quality of the beef.
Select < Choice < Prime Also, for the best tenderness and flavor, you want it dry-aged anywhere from 15-30 days. Oh, and for fck's sake, don't overcook it! I like just about any cut, but filets and flank are what I make the most often. |
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Re: What\'s the best steak cut?
i bought a porterhouse tonight. it was 26 dollars, i thought that was a lot. but it was well worth it. thanks guys. [img]/images/graemlins/heart.gif[/img]
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