WillyBrandt
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Sat Oct-02-04 06:36 PM
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How do you like your steak? |
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Edited on Sat Oct-02-04 06:37 PM by WillyBrandt
Medium rare.
Porterhouse is great, but somewhat pricey. But when properly done--wow! You know, I like a very inexpensive chuck or flank steak too--they're both quite tasty even if people don't consider them as "good" for steak-eating.
Strangely, Sirloin which is more expensive is pretty bland in comparison.
Not a fan of overpowering marinades. Oil, salt and pepper is enough for me. Though I've tried a few light ones that have come out nice (I tried 1/2 Chardonnay and 1/2 soy sauce that came out great).
Also, most restaurant steak isn't good. You can easily cook much better bits yourself.
But a great restaurant steak is a true work of art. Anyone who has been to Peter Lugar's in NYC can attest to that...
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Sat Oct-02-04 06:38 PM
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2. Isn't Peter Lugar's the one in Brooklyn... |
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Sat Oct-02-04 06:39 PM
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Edited on Sat Oct-02-04 06:39 PM by WillyBrandt
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Sat Oct-02-04 06:57 PM
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12. Where in Williamsburg? |
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If we're talking WLMBG, VA, that's only 10 mins away from me
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Sat Oct-02-04 06:39 PM
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3. T-bone is my favorite (med rare also) but actually I'd rather have a huge |
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hunk of prime rib....with a big ole baked potato & some tabouli. A big gob of sour cream for the spud & horseradish for the rib. Damn...now I'm really hungry. :D
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Sat Oct-02-04 06:39 PM
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5. I like a good medium rare flank steak....here's my fave recipe |
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Edited on Sat Oct-02-04 06:41 PM by slinkerwink
I like to saute sliced red onions in olive oil with a bit of butter thrown in, and then I put in the mushrooms, and saute until they're slightly golden-brown. Then I put that all over the flank steak with a few good crumbles of bleu cheese on top------soooo good!
Oh, and I really like roasted parmesan asparagus to go with the steak along with roasted rosemary red potatoes. This is a very indulgent meal for me that I have rarely, for good reason, ha.
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Sat Oct-02-04 06:41 PM
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Anyone who says well done or extra well done should be banned from eating steak. ;-)
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Sat Oct-02-04 06:41 PM
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7. Depends on the cut..................... |
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I like sirloins and porterhouses a little more rare, whereas strip steaks I like medium well.
Extra virgin olive oil and garlic is one of the best steak rubs that I've come across.
I just had a great streak at my folks house last night. My dad cooks 'em to perfection!
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Sat Oct-02-04 06:43 PM
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...I like the tenderer cuts bloody rare. The toothier ones generally need a longer, slower cooking method that gets them well done.
Don't like marinades or rubs, just give me the meat.
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Sat Oct-02-04 06:49 PM
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I've only been served a steak that was too rare once, and that was by my father-in-law early in my courtship with Ms Uly. He can't have done more than put a picture of the grill in front of the meat before he plated it.
And no marinades, please. No fancy shit.
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Sat Oct-02-04 06:50 PM
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that sweet spot between rare and medium rare. yummmm
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Sat Oct-02-04 06:52 PM
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11. I like the faint echo of a moo |
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when I poke the fork in to cut, if it's a 'good' cut.
Medium rare for lesser cuts.
As others have said, salt and pepper are fine with me, though some restaurants will rub a steak with crushed garlic just before pitching it on the grill, and that's okay with me, too. There was a place we used to go that served a Delmonico rubbed with rock salt and peppercorns before it was grilled that was good, too.
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Sat Oct-02-04 07:03 PM
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13. Run it past the fire on the way out to the table. |
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I like steaks rare. I DO want them at least warm, but that is enough for me...
I do occasionally enjoy a fillet of sirloin done with a red wine and mushroom sauce, but most of the time I can happily skip marinades and sauces on beef. As far as CUT of meat I like the best, BY FAR, IMO is a Fillet Mignon.
Laura
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Sat Oct-02-04 07:05 PM
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Porterhouse is good, so are rib steaks.
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Sat Oct-02-04 07:05 PM
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his liver with some fava beans and a nice bottle of Chianti....
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(I like my steak rare...)
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Sat Oct-02-04 07:05 PM
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16. On a plate ... but I ain't picky. |
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Sat Oct-02-04 07:10 PM
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18. I want it so rare I can still smell the manure. |
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Actually, Medium brushed with garlic butter grilled over hot coals. Served with saute'd mushrooms and onions.
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Sat Oct-02-04 07:18 PM
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19. Don't eat steak or any meat any more. |
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But before I became a vegetarian, I loved steak still mooing (very, very rare).
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Sat Oct-02-04 07:22 PM
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20. Medium rare, erring on the side of rare if need be |
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Preferred cut is the hanger steak and then the ribeye.
Prefer my steak done on a grill, but pan fried also good. Never steamed. Never baked. Absoloutely never microwaved or boiled. Broiled is a very poor third option.
Mmmmm....steak. Gonna be doing one (I think it's a shoulder steak) on my new grill tonight with probably a grilled red onion and some grilled zucchini. YUM!
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