Grilled T-Bone ~ Foamheart

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foamheart

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Large night it was grilled T-Bones, on pecan. Did I mention steaks are on sale this week? T-Bones, Ribeyes & NY Strips all 7.00/lb.


Is that ridiculious or what?  Salt, heavy cracked black, corn on the cob, baked taters and a cooks' refreshments.


I need a bigger plate. Steak, baked tater with green onions, butter and cheese, garlic butter bolillo....... didn't even have room for corn and it was a little piece!

You are saying sure anyone can make a steak look good on the outside, You're right! BUT........


Medium rare, not my usual choice but the I fought my way thru it for the compromise, they wanted med, I wanted rare, so it was medium rare to save time and trips to the pit.

Those beers are a stretch, Shiner bock is the National beer of Texas and the Yuengling a product of Pa. (well at least it wasn't New York City!).
 
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Looks Great Foamy!!
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Nice Job!
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If Ribeyes, T-bones, and Strips were all the same price, there wouldn't be room in my cart for T-bones or Strips.

The ones around here seem to be all gristle!!

Only good steak around here is Ribeyes!!!

Bear
 
 
Looks Great Foamy!!
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Nice Job!
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If Ribeyes, T-bones, and Strips were all the same price, there wouldn't be room in my cart for T-bones or Strips.

The ones around here seem to be all gristle!!

Only good steak around here is Ribeyes!!!

Bear
I have plenty of ribeyes.... LOL but I am just not too big on beef. I am cooking these trying to build Pop back up and get him eating again. Beef just seems to sit on my stomach forever.we are having bacon, eyes and toast tonight to take a break from the beef.  LOL.

BTW tell Mama Bear we are glad she's back up and remember to use up all the sympathy she can get! LOL   I bet ya have not ever rubbed her feet for her yet! Glad she's OK!
 
Kevin That looks great I hardly ever look at steaks,unless they are Filet Mignon Points for showing their are some good cuts out there

Richie

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I have plenty of ribeyes.... LOL but I am just not too big on beef. I am cooking these trying to build Pop back up and get him eating again. Beef just seems to sit on my stomach forever.we are having bacon, eyes and toast tonight to take a break from the beef.  LOL.

BTW tell Mama Bear we are glad she's back up and remember to use up all the sympathy she can get! LOL   I bet ya have not ever rubbed her feet for her yet! Glad she's OK!
Thanks Foamy!!---Appreciate that !!

And you're right, I don't usually rub that far down.

Bear
 
Looks good to me... If a lil'over done.
You're correct, ya have to try to mess up a good steak... But it can be done.
Keep the beer and pass me a steak, I'll share my CSR's.
Hey man, being from LA you're like family, don't wait on an invite just sit down at the table.
 
Nice job on the steak Kevin!

It's a fantastic looking meal!

Al
Thank you Al. 
 
 
Kevin That looks great I hardly ever look at steaks,unless they are Filet Mignon Points for showing their are some good cuts out there

Richie

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Thank Richie

That is a small filet on one side with a NY strip on the other basically. To me the strip is always tuff. My secret is a Jaccard on the strip, it makes tuff go away without any change to the meats texture unless you go over board. I use mine a lot! 
One of my favorite steaks! Nice cook

Point!
You know a good butcher can almost blur the lines between a T-Bone and a Porterhouse. My big thing is I want my steaks THICK. So they can sear, soften and start the fat crusting, and just heat the red middle. I call what we usually see in the store, breakfast steaks. They are so thin you can cook them with the eggs. LOL

Thank you sir.
 
 
Thank Richie

That is a small filet on one side with a NY strip on the other basically. To me the strip is always tuff. My secret is a Jaccard on the strip, it makes tuff go away without any change to the meats texture unless you go over board. I use mine a lot! 

You know a good butcher can almost blur the lines between a T-Bone and a Porterhouse. My big thing is I want my steaks THICK. So they can sear, soften and start the fat crusting, and just heat the red middle. I call what we usually see in the store, breakfast steaks. They are so thin you can cook them with the eggs. LOL

Thank you sir.
Nice job Foam!  I like a THICK steak too!  More rare then medium, and a big tater on the side!  
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Mike
 
If you like your steak thick, Ill suggest a well marbled short rib. I lucked out one day and got one that was not too fatty. Grilled about 2 minutes on all four sides, with just some salt and pepper, and it came out perfect and soft. Just pick it carefully as some could have thick wads of fat and not enjoyable.
 
This is for Bear! I do ribeyes too.


These were more red that they show here.


It was more than 4 people could eat. if ya stick me with a needle I'd blow up!


Rib-eye, toss salad (Ok, I had company), Louisiana sweet tater with cane syrup and a touch of cinnamin, and a garlic Texas Toast!

I just beef's doneness by the density/texture of the fat. I could look at it and it rendered. It was near perfect. Nothing but salt, pepper & and a light dust of Tatonka Dust.
 
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