John A
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SurrealGourmet
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RE: Surprise
Mon, 12/11/06 9:34 AM
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quote:Originally posted by John A Now some folks are going to think that is too rare, at $22.82 per pound I sure as hell was not going to shrink them.[/blue] I, for one, think that steak looks PERFECTLY cooked!
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seafarer john
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RE: Surprise
Mon, 12/11/06 12:26 PM
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That's just about the tastiest piece of meat I've ever seen posted on these forums. Cheers, John
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BhamBabe
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RE: Surprise
Mon, 12/11/06 2:15 PM
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Mmmmmmm There is no such thing as too rare in my world. Those look so yummy!
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John A
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RE: Surprise
Mon, 12/11/06 6:12 PM
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Truth be told we prefer the rib eyes but what the hell, if you can get choice filets for $9.99 a pound you go for it. John
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ChiTownDiner
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RE: Surprise
Mon, 12/11/06 6:22 PM
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Looks medium rare which is perfection to me.
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Adjudicator
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RE: Surprise
Mon, 12/11/06 7:33 PM
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agnesrob
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RE: Surprise
Mon, 12/11/06 7:51 PM
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That steak is cooked to perfection!!
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Pwingsx
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RE: Surprise
Tue, 12/12/06 12:08 AM
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It looks mouthwatering to me. Beautifully cooked. I haven't had filet mignon in years. Just costs too damned much.
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John A
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RE: Surprise
Tue, 12/12/06 6:49 AM
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quote:Originally posted by Pwingsx It looks mouthwatering to me. Beautifully cooked. I haven't had filet mignon in years. Just costs too damned much. Tell me about it. John
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MikeS.
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RE: Surprise
Tue, 12/12/06 8:11 AM
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JohnA you need to find a Costco and buy a beef tenderloin, cut your own filet and save a bundle. Or cook the loin and have an execellent roast. About 12.00 per lb for the loin verses the 22.82 a lb you paid. MikeS.
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ann peeples
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RE: Surprise
Tue, 12/12/06 8:44 AM
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Beautifully cooked and even though a bit pricey,you would have spent more in a restaurant for a 6 oz. filet....John,you are welcome to cook at my home ANYTIME!!!
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MikeS.
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RE: Surprise
Tue, 12/12/06 3:43 PM
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JohnA, I need to add, great looking steaks! MikeS.
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Rusty246
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RE: Surprise
Tue, 12/12/06 4:07 PM
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The steak is simply gorgeous and I'm sooooooo jealous of your grill marks. I've yet to master them.
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RE: Surprise
Tue, 12/12/06 4:24 PM
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quote:Originally posted by Rusty246 The steak is simply gorgeous and I'm sooooooo jealous of your grill marks. I've yet to master them. I always get my grill very hot before I put the product on and I only turn whatever once. Always leaves a grill mark for me. Paul E. Smith Knoxville, TN
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SurrealGourmet
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RE: Surprise
Tue, 12/12/06 4:53 PM
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quote:Originally posted by Rusty246 The steak is simply gorgeous and I'm sooooooo jealous of your grill marks. I've yet to master them. Like Sundancer said, just get your grill smoking hot and oil it liberally with vegetable oil and you will find grill marks aren't that difficult. I have an adjustable charcoal grate that I move up to within 2 inches of the meat for searing and then lower it to finish them off.
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CajunKing
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RE: Surprise
Tue, 12/12/06 5:03 PM
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Grill marks are fairly easy to create if you follow some simple guidleines start with a hot grill place meat on gril Cook appx half amount of time on "side A" (if total cook time on "side A" is 6 minutes cook for 3) use tongs and give the meat a 45 degree (quarter) turn, cook for remaining time on "side A" flip and repeat. Do Not check or move the meat every few seconds or so, let it cook. DO NOT MASH DOWN on your meat either!!! or DO NOT USE FORKS to turn the meat USE TONGS! (doesn't poke the meat and let the good juices run out)
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CajunKing
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RE: Surprise
Tue, 12/12/06 5:04 PM
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Hey John you can make that kind of misteak anytime you want to cook for me!!! those did look good, and cooked to perfection.
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John A
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RE: Surprise
Wed, 12/13/06 7:16 AM
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quote:Originally posted by MikeS. JohnA you need to find a Costco and buy a beef tenderloin, cut your own filet and save a bundle. Or cook the loin and have an execellent roast. About 12.00 per lb for the loin verses the 22.82 a lb you paid. MikeS. Yeah, that's the way to go. Only problem is I hate to freeze beef, even vacumn wrapped. I think it becomes somewhat dehydrated, just not the same as fresh. John
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