Steaks

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what kind ? and how ya cook it ? and have you ever changed ?

I like a Ribeye and I like it Medium rare , I have changed up until a few years ago I liked a medium fillet
 
what kind ? and how ya cook it ? and have you ever changed ?

I like a Ribeye and I like it Medium rare , I have changed up until a few years ago I liked a medium fillet

same here, Sexy. I still love a good filet but nothing like a medium rare rib-eye..great, now I'm hungry
 
Medium rare. I'll have prime rib, NY strip or fillet. I think NY strip has the best flavor, but it isn't always the most tender.
 

Porterhouse or T-Bone, medium rare. Yummmm
I also love a good ribeye but for some reason I like a bone in steak just slightly better than the boneless ribeye
 
T-Bone, Porterhouse, or Prime Rib are my favorites, but I also like I good Strip Steak. The rarer side of medium rare.
 
My favorite is filet mignon, medium. But I also like NY strip, also medium. I used to get them well-done, but found less done = more tender, so I quit eating them that way.
 
Rib steak medium is my favorite.

I used to like my meat more well done but not anymore - it's too tough and dry.
 
I get bacon wrapped filets from a local butcher. Marinate them overnight in a marinade called "buckhead". I grill over charcoal & mesquite
- try to keep the fire as hot as possible without flames shooting up onto the meat. Cook to medium/medium well. And then top with butter that I mix with garlic, paprika, and "Good S---" seasoning. This is our "go to" steak :)

Also like strip steaks, but prefer the butchers marinade. Had great luck with a Tbone recently. DD7 wanted a steak, so I grabbed one on the way home. Ran the tenderizer through it then gave it the same treatment as the filets. Was delicious :)
 
I get bacon wrapped filets from a local butcher. Marinate them overnight in a marinade called "buckhead". I grill over charcoal & mesquite
- try to keep the fire as hot as possible without flames shooting up onto the meat. Cook to medium/medium well. And then top with butter that I mix with garlic, paprika, and "Good S---" seasoning. This is our "go to" steak :)

Also like strip steaks, but prefer the butchers marinade. Had great luck with a Tbone recently. DD7 wanted a steak, so I grabbed one on the way home. Ran the tenderizer through it then gave it the same treatment as the filets. Was delicious :)


I'm afraid to know what that is yet strangely intrigued:rotfl:
 
You can't beat a good filet mignon, but lately DBf and I get London Broil. Mainly because I'm liable to eat a pound on my own and it's cheaper.

We always grill it, somewhere between medium-rare and medium. Our marinade changes every time...we like to experiment!
 
I'm afraid to know what that is yet strangely intrigued:rotfl:


That's the actual name - the other varieties are "Special S---" and "Aw S---". Comes from a company called "Big C---Game Ranch" (they have a picture of a red rooster on their logo). It's something my boss found :lmao:
 
You can't beat a good filet mignon, but lately DBf and I get London Broil. Mainly because I'm liable to eat a pound on my own and it's cheaper.

We always grill it, somewhere between medium-rare and medium. Our marinade changes every time...we like to experiment!

I like to take London Broils & cube them up for lazy man's kabobs (no skewers). We marinate in Italian salad dressing, then grill with various peppers, canned potatoes, and onions. We baste with Worcestershire sauce :)
 
Filet mignon, rare to medium rare.

I really was disappointed visiting Canada last summer. They told us steak had to be at least medium. Pfffft. Ended up never getting steak.
 
That's the actual name - the other varieties are "Special S---" and "Aw S---". Comes from a company called "Big C---Game Ranch" (they have a picture of a red rooster on their logo). It's something my boss found :lmao:


:lmao: now ya know I'm going to have to Google that...can't wait to see the hits on that:blush: :rotfl:
 


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