THE STEAK THREAD, served a la Man

THE STEAK THREAD, served a la Man

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Gandahar

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9,600 posts

128 months

Thursday 20th November 2014
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good intro on steak cuts

http://www.eater.com/2014/11/11/7188321/learn-your...

and how different regions name them, our sirloin is their strip for instance, etc.





Edited by Gandahar on Thursday 20th November 21:34

0a

23,900 posts

194 months

Thursday 20th November 2014
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God I'm so hungry now.

I agree regarding the chunky chips - wrong! Thin fries are where it's at.

6th Gear

3,563 posts

194 months

Friday 21st November 2014
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Did some ribeye on the bbq last night with sweet potato.






Chris Type R

8,025 posts

249 months

Friday 21st November 2014
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Hungry now, having seen that.

slinky

15,704 posts

249 months

Friday 21st November 2014
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Friday night simplicity...


mattdaniels

7,353 posts

282 months

Friday 21st November 2014
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Fillet but no carbs.


DeuxCentCinq

14,180 posts

182 months

Saturday 22nd November 2014
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mattdaniels said:
Fillet but no carbs.
Just about to do the same - my diet app says sweet potato doesn't count as a carb...that true?

JungleJim

2,336 posts

212 months

Saturday 22nd November 2014
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DeuxCentCinq said:
Just about to do the same - my diet app says sweet potato doesn't count as a carb...that true?
Sliming world counts sweet pots as sins if you have them on a red day

mattdaniels

7,353 posts

282 months

Sunday 23rd November 2014
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DeuxCentCinq said:
mattdaniels said:
Fillet but no carbs.
Just about to do the same - my diet app says sweet potato doesn't count as a carb...that true?
I can't believe that, it's a starchy root veg, must be full of carbs.

bazza white

3,558 posts

128 months

Sunday 23rd November 2014
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I put resting juices back into frying pan until they are dark brown and thick add a little butter and use this source over steak and chips. Only need a little as its very intense.

slinky

15,704 posts

249 months

Sunday 23rd November 2014
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bazza white said:
I put resting juices back into frying pan until they are dark brown and thick add a little butter and use this source over steak and chips. Only need a little as its very intense.
I like your style Baz.. I'll be taking that on board for the next steak..

MKnight702

3,108 posts

214 months

Sunday 23rd November 2014
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This thread is making me hungry. The only thing is, you are all cooking your steaks far too long for me!

I like my steak to be done very particularly.

1) remove from fridge.
2) warm to body temperature
3) serve.

At a push, step 2 can be omitted if really hungry.

FredericRobinson

3,694 posts

232 months

Monday 24th November 2014
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Hanger (onglet) for me, bags of flavour, tender, and half the price, so you can have steak twice as often.

Chris Type R

8,025 posts

249 months

Tuesday 25th November 2014
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FredericRobinson said:
Hanger (onglet) for me, bags of flavour, tender, and half the price, so you can have steak twice as often.
I quite like Flat iron as well http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flat_iron_steak

jogon

2,971 posts

158 months

Tuesday 25th November 2014
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FredericRobinson said:
Hanger (onglet) for me, bags of flavour, tender, and half the price, so you can have steak twice as often.
Me too along with bavette are my current favourite cooked rare with a nice onion and wine jus. You need to slice these cuts against the grain as otherwise can be chewy.

DUMBO100

1,878 posts

184 months

Tuesday 25th November 2014
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The Mrs is the chef in our house but she cooks an amazing steak, her trick is a couple of anchovies in butter over the both sides of steak and cook until they disappear. It works best with rare fillet steak, sounds odd but try it

KungFuPanda

4,330 posts

170 months

Tuesday 25th November 2014
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Picked up an 1.1kg t-bone for me and the girlfriend a few weeks ago. Heavily seasoned, rubbed in olive oil and seared in a frying pan. Also seared the fatty edge at high temperature. Finished off in the oven and rested. Served with potatoes dauphinoise, stuffed mushrooms and green veg...








Chris Type R

8,025 posts

249 months

Wednesday 26th November 2014
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Nice. You're fortunate that you have a partner who will eat meat cooked to the same pinkness.

jogon

2,971 posts

158 months

Wednesday 26th November 2014
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DUMBO100 said:
The Mrs is the chef in our house but she cooks an amazing steak, her trick is a couple of anchovies in butter over the both sides of steak and cook until they disappear. It works best with rare fillet steak, sounds odd but try it
Does she season the steak as well or just use the anchovies to season?

tedmus

1,885 posts

135 months

Thursday 27th November 2014
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Chris Type R said:
I quite like Flat iron as well http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flat_iron_steak
Morissons have just started selling flat iron, got some yesterday, looking forward to trying it. This is best served sliced?