A couple thick strips please!

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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.
 
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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.
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.

Strips look awesome to me! Got me craving steak Steve! LOL!!! Congrats on making the spinner...
Thanks Keith!
 
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!
 
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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.
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.

Perfection on the plate every time! Thank you for sharing, and enjoy!
 
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