redqueen
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Thu Oct-14-04 10:55 AM
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Poll question: What's your favorite kind of steak? |
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I'm having steak tonight. It's not my favorite. But hey, it's steak, so I'm not complaining.
Which is your favorite?
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Magrittes Pipe
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Thu Oct-14-04 10:57 AM
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1. Whichever looks the best in the butcher's case. |
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I prefer a ribeye, all things equal -- but if the strip is a better-looking steak, I'll get it.
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redqueen
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Thu Oct-14-04 11:00 AM
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Ribeye is the correct answer, actually.
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Thu Oct-14-04 11:05 AM
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11. Unless the ribeye's all old and withered. |
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Thu Oct-14-04 11:08 AM
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where do you buy your meat? Any place selling that kind of steak is NOT where you want to shop.
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The Kroger where I live always has a nice selection.
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Thu Oct-14-04 11:09 AM
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16. I've NEVER seen good meat at Kroger. |
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There's a meat market up here that has dry-aged prime ribeyes. They're $20/pound, but you'll never make a better steak.
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redqueen
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Thu Oct-14-04 11:16 AM
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My mouth is watering just imagining that steak... not that I could afford it.
My Kroger has the best meat around. I'm lucky like that. :)
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Thu Oct-14-04 10:58 AM
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2. I've only had filet mignon once, at a wedding |
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I like it and I don't really even like red meat usually.
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Thu Oct-14-04 11:00 AM
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I love red meat, but don't like filets at all.
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Thu Oct-14-04 11:01 AM
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5. Fillet comes in at # 1. |
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Edited on Thu Oct-14-04 11:02 AM by Spider Jerusalem
Tender enough to cut with a fork, and rare it's got a buttery, almost-melts-in-your-mouth quality. You practically don't need to chew. 2nd, porterhouse, which gives you the fillet and the strip in one steak...best of both worlds, but it can be a bit much. 3rd, strip. Less tender than fillet, but nicely textured, and probably the most flavourful steak cut. 4th, sirloin, which tends to have a somewhat thicker texture and less flavour than strip. Ribeye comes in fifth, because it tends to be a little too fatty for my taste.
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Thu Oct-14-04 11:02 AM
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7. Wrong wrong wrong wrong wrong! |
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Well, except about the Porterhouse...
Kidding, of course. Sort of. :P
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Thu Oct-14-04 11:02 AM
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6. I think t-bones have the most flavor |
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And I just like saying t-bone.As in "T-Bone" Walker.
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Thu Oct-14-04 11:04 AM
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9. My favorite 'uncle' made those. |
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Not my favorite, not even close... but still a nice comfort food. :)
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Thu Oct-14-04 11:18 AM
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23. I should have said Strips too |
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Because of the flavor and I like saying the word Strip!
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Thu Oct-14-04 11:27 AM
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27. That was my Grandma's favorite |
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Used to love making those for her.
:)
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Thu Oct-14-04 11:03 AM
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8. rare! with great searing grill marks! |
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porterhouse gives you the filet and ny strip. ribeye is great, too!
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Thu Oct-14-04 11:05 AM
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12. Rare is the ONLY way to eat steak. |
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I can't stand when restaurants don't get what that means. I like mine somewhere between rare and medium rare... what's with these places overcooking the steak? GRRRRR
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Thu Oct-14-04 11:07 AM
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14. If I'm ordering steak in a restaurant... |
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I usually say I want it "cold in the middle". Most of the time, I actually get a rare steak. Kind of annoying to order rare and have it come to the table medium (which seems to happen more often than not).
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Thu Oct-14-04 11:09 AM
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17. I wonder if they don't take into account that it keeps cooking |
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for a little bit after they take it off the grill. I dunno, but it never fails to irk me. I don't want to punish the waiter with a bad tip because the cook is an idiot... so I usually just stew about it. I'm to chicken to send it back for fear of getting a spitsteak next time.
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Thu Oct-14-04 11:13 AM
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18. Either that or they mistakenly assume... |
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that undercooked steak can lead to e. coli infection (which it won't, as long as it's cooked on the outside), and they're trying to avoid liability. Personally I like my steak to be actually COOKED about 1/8-1/4" of the way in, and basically RAW at the centre...
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Thu Oct-14-04 11:14 AM
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19. me too! But I can do black and blue with really good steak. I usually |
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end up saying "lots of pink in the middle" when they ask how I want it done.
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Thu Oct-14-04 11:04 AM
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10. I love Charcoal steaks as much as anything. |
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And this Angus beef business means nothing to me. If it's been raised well and corn-fed a Holstein will be mouth watering good.
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Thu Oct-14-04 11:06 AM
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13. Gas grilling is HERESY! |
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It's unnatural and should be banned! Okay, well maybe not banned, but anyone who gas grills a steak should be mocked loudly and often.
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Thu Oct-14-04 11:16 AM
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It's an abomination before God. :evilgrin:
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Thu Oct-14-04 11:16 AM
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22. Sirloin. The under-appreciated steak. |
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Thu Oct-14-04 11:18 AM
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But only if it's 1 1/2" thick and cooked just the way I like it. :)
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Thu Oct-14-04 11:27 AM
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Thu Oct-14-04 11:26 AM
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25. HOW IS PORTERHOUSE LOSING? |
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People, the Porterhouse is the cut that combines the fillet mignon and the NY strip on the same piece. You get the tender fillet and the flavor of the strip. Come on, go for the porterhouse.
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Thu Oct-14-04 11:29 AM
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Want to end up like Mr. Creosote, do you?
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Thu Oct-14-04 11:52 AM
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34. I have a Creosote doll in my office |
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if you squeeze it, it vomits.
Not sure that Porterhouse is any worse for you healthwise then a strip, ribeye or prime rib. I just think it gives you both the flavor and the tender sides of the steak. Most good steak houses offer a petite porterhouse, usually under 20 oz.
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Thu Oct-14-04 11:27 AM
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28. Filet Mignon - ask Fenris how good mine are! |
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Thu Oct-14-04 11:42 AM
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Moist and tender. I'll take it over a Filet Mignon ANYDAY!
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Thu Oct-14-04 11:47 AM
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32. You are a wise, wise woman |
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Thu Oct-14-04 11:46 AM
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Edited on Thu Oct-14-04 12:08 PM by ReadTomPaine
Am I in a minority on this? BTW - Ribeye and Prime Rib are not the same.
RTP
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Thu Oct-14-04 11:48 AM
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33. "Your filet mignon in sauce Bernaise taste like dogturds in glue..." |
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"That's because they are, Sir."
Oh, Blackadder.....
P.
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Thu Oct-14-04 11:57 AM
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I voted ribeye. Try marinating it in Emeril's steak marinade.
Grilled over coals or wood only, TYVM
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