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Steak shouldn't be past MR. And certainly if someone wants MW or well, they should be served the cheapest cut available. |
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"Get the **** outta here. And leave your beer. Asshole." |
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My SIL used to eat her steak well (she's forced herself all the way to medium; considering she used to not go near it if it even had a hint of pink, she's come a long way). But back in the day, I'd buy the family ribeye, strips, or filet and she'd get sirloin or chuck. I refuse to intentionally overlook a good steak. |
I have never seen this chuckeye will have to keep my eyes peeled for it.
But I will say this the ribeye has gotten popular why I don't know its really a very fatty steak to me. Ill take a KC Strip or Porterhouse or T Bone and of course Fillet Mignon over it any day. Growing up steak was a luxury and if we had it was usually patio steaks, Charcoal steak or those ground steaks with bacon wrap and a stick through it. Loved those later ground steaks. Don't see them anymore. |
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Not the vegetarians of today , no meat , no dairy at all Period.. When I met her back in the 80's She would eat a bite of chicken breast every now and then , then she moved to well done steak... I have converted her, she now eats Sushi (raw or cooked) and eats her steaks MR like mine:thumb: She prefers a NY Strip over a Ribeye though |
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:Spock: Wow. For real? Yeah, there's a bit of fat between the eye and whatever they call the meat around the top, but I'd take a ribeye over any other cut, and it's not even close. Next would be strip, then way down would be porterhouse/t-bone and then filet. What the filet has in tenderness it gives up in flavor. |
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Given a choice, I will eat this everytime over any steak
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I hate having to agree with you... |
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I read this as you thanking someone's asshole for making you cum. ROFL NTTAWWT |
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I don't like Outback steakhouse food much but they make a damn fine slab of prime, just something about the outer bark seasonings they put on it...
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As long as it's not overlooked, rib roast is pretty hard to screw up, even more so if you're roasting at 300 or lower. |
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