Thanks Chris!Nothing wrong with a little added color on the outside of the taters Steve, and those steaks look fantastic.
Point for sure
Chris
Thanks Chris!Nothing wrong with a little added color on the outside of the taters Steve, and those steaks look fantastic.
Point for sure
Chris
Same here. A while ago Piedmontese had 5 pound boneless sirloin on sale for 85.00. And for this quality of meat. It was worth it. I only wish I would have bought more than three of them.Love me a thick cut steak cooked like that! Unfortunately we don't have steak too often anymore since prices have gotten a bit out of hand around here. Once in a while we treat ourselves to some and it never disappoints.
Thanks Keith!Strips look awesome to me! Got me craving steak Steve! LOL!!! Congrats on making the spinner...
Thanks! Yeah. The meat from this company does this for some reason. I wanted to keep it lower than this. It was still plenty tender and juicy.Great looking plate Steve steaks may be a tad over done for though.
Warren
Thanks!How in Hades did is miss this thread?
Great looking steaks Steve!
I need a good steak, maybe this weekend.
Thanks!Strip and rib-eye steaks are my go-to steaks and I would definitely "go-to" your house and eat a hella-plate-full of that fine looking meal!
Steve, thanks for sharing! As a gentle cooking tip, due to the leanness of the beef, we also recommend pulling about 8-12 degrees cooler than normal, so the resting carry over takes it to the ultimate level of doneness for your desired outcome. For a perfect medium rare, I would suggest to pull at 120 degrees (for reference, I pull ALL of my steaks at 118) and let them fully rest.Thanks! Yeah. The meat from this company does this for some reason. I wanted to keep it lower than this. It was still plenty tender and juicy.