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Wed Jun-13-07 10:19 PM
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What's your favorite cut of beef? |
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Edited on Wed Jun-13-07 10:48 PM by pokerfan
Just to be completely politically incorrect.
If anyone cares, I haven't had a cut of beef since last Christmas' rib roast.
I prefer the top loin to the tenderloin as it has better flavor. Of course, the Porterhouse cut gives you some of each.
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Wed Jun-13-07 10:20 PM
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Wed Jun-13-07 10:30 PM
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2. brisket is my favorite. |
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I can't help it. I'm a carnivore. Gotta have meat every day...:hi:
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Wed Jun-13-07 10:31 PM
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3. Short Loin - which has my favorite cut the Porterhouse steak |
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Edited on Wed Jun-13-07 10:33 PM by smtpgirl
Short Loin This area boasts extremely tender cuts and can be prepared without the aid of moist heat or long cooking times. Cuts from the short loin may be sautéed, pan fried, broiled, pan broiled or grilled.
Porterhouse Steak—a very popular steak cut from the rear end of the short loin; the name originated from the days when it was served in public alehouses that also served a dark beer called porter. The porterhouse consists of both tenderloin and strip steak. The tenderloin is often served separately as filet mignon
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Wed Jun-13-07 10:57 PM
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5. Now I'm drooling for a beef steak |
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Wed Jun-13-07 10:31 PM
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4. My big dog loves the London Broil |
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He's dying, so I don't have an issue.
I cook it in a nice cream of mushroom, along with other things.
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Wed Jun-13-07 10:58 PM
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Thu Jun-14-07 07:45 AM
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23. The leanest and presumably healthiest cut. |
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It's the only steak I eat on those rare occasions when I indulge.
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Thu Jun-14-07 08:26 AM
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29. I don't eat beef or other meats too often and don't mind spending more |
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on a great Filet Mignon. It is worth it.
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Wed Jun-13-07 11:03 PM
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Thu Jun-14-07 07:41 AM
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I know lots of people like the filet mignon... but to me, there's not enough marbling in it, which makes it risky (ruined if it's over-cooked).
I've NEVER had a tough ribeye.
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Wed Jun-13-07 11:03 PM
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9. Gotta go with the porterhouse, if we're counting that as a single "cut". |
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I actually eat a lot more roasts than steaks, but my only "favorite" roast is whichever is on sale that week. They're all tender and flavorful if you cook them right.
Hell, I did some tenderloin as a roast once- the result wasn't any better than my usual 2.99/lb roast.
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Thu Jun-14-07 09:24 AM
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32. Yeah, calling it a single cut is kinda cheating |
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Plus it's too much meat for one sitting. The T-bone OTOH is the Porterhouse's little brother and a little less tender and flavorful.
But the Porterhouse combines the best of both both worlds: tenderness on one side and flavor on the other. It's actually a great way to educate neophyte beef eaters.
I suspect that our ribeye fans on this thread are even more willing to forgo tenderness in search of flavor and I can't fault them. That's what teeth are for.
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Wed Jun-13-07 11:04 PM
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10. Rib-eye....that's the way to go |
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Thu Jun-14-07 07:47 AM
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24. You sound surprised....why? |
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:shrug: I've never had a rib-eye that had a lot of fat on it...that's all I meant
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Thu Jun-14-07 08:05 AM
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26. it's a very fatty cut |
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according to this chart http://www.beefinfo.org/pdf/nutrient_data/NutrientData-Raw-EN.pdfthere's only one cut that has a higher fat content.
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Wed Jun-13-07 11:05 PM
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with horseradish sauce..mmmmm
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Thu Jun-14-07 02:19 AM
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12. New York Strip Steak -- about an inch thick and well-marbled! |
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Thu Jun-14-07 02:21 AM
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13. a nice thick delmonico/ribeye works for me... |
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Thu Jun-14-07 02:49 AM
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14. Prime rib or delmonico steak. |
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Nothing as juicy and tender. :9
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Thu Jun-14-07 07:18 AM
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18. porterhouse !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! |
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Thu Jun-14-07 08:50 AM
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31. and the porterhouse is a New York strip AND a filet mignon!! |
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Thu Jun-14-07 11:38 AM
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35. K.C. strip beats hell out of N.Y. strip, so there.... |
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Thu Jun-14-07 07:20 AM
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grilled with some fries on the side.
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Thu Jun-14-07 07:21 AM
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20. Mmmm...porterhouse... |
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Oh, wait.... :P That would be filet mignon. :evilgrin:
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Thu Jun-14-07 09:57 AM
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That was going to be MY answer!
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Thu Jun-14-07 12:08 PM
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:hug: GMTA....:hi: :D We can just say I answered for both of us.
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Thu Jun-14-07 08:07 AM
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28. I'm with the ribeye-ers! |
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But, I would never say no to a nice bacon wrapped filet!!!
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Thu Jun-14-07 08:47 AM
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30. Nothing beats a ribeye! |
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Thu Jun-14-07 09:58 AM
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34. i'm more a "utility grade cut" and organ meat guy myself |
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