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MissMillie

(38,557 posts)
Wed Mar 26, 2014, 02:20 PM Mar 2014

food rave of the day (3/26): beef

I like most cuts of beef, but I have to say I think a filet mignon is the toughest to cook properly and retain any flavor (there's just not enough marbling in it).

What cut is your favorite?


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filet mignon
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sirloin
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chuck
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rib eye
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flank steak/skirt steak
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t-bone/porterhouse
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brisket
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other
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I don't eat meat/red meat
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MissMillie, why are you posting about beef when you're making chicken for dinner?
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food rave of the day (3/26): beef (Original Post) MissMillie Mar 2014 OP
Where is it? KamaAina Mar 2014 #1
Other: prime rib KamaAina Mar 2014 #2
Oh yes Aerows Mar 2014 #9
I don't do rare, or horseradish KamaAina Mar 2014 #10
At least can unite on our love for Prime Rib, though :) Aerows Mar 2014 #12
Meh. GoCubsGo Mar 2014 #3
ribeye steak grilled over mesquite or catclaw Kali Mar 2014 #4
I like all kinds of beef! bigwillq Mar 2014 #5
The only ones I don't like are brisket, tripe and liver.... As long as it's local, grass-fed. politicat Mar 2014 #6
When may I arrive at dinner Aerows Mar 2014 #13
8 years beef-free pipi_k Mar 2014 #7
Filet Mignon Aerows Mar 2014 #8
Tenderloin roast. flying rabbit Mar 2014 #11
Are you going to do one for Buffalo or Elk? El Supremo Mar 2014 #14
 

KamaAina

(78,249 posts)
2. Other: prime rib
Wed Mar 26, 2014, 02:24 PM
Mar 2014

A place around the corner from Mom and Republican Stepdad's place in NYC has a special on it every Monday. Mmmmm... I do believe I will be having some in a few weeks. Plus, the evening usually ends with R.S. and I downing a glass of Jameson. Mom's too chicken.

 

Aerows

(39,961 posts)
9. Oh yes
Wed Mar 26, 2014, 07:14 PM
Mar 2014

Good rare prime rib is a delicacy to behold! I like mine with a little horseradish to dab it with along with au jus to dip it in. Phenomenal if it is tender and a quality cut!

 

Aerows

(39,961 posts)
12. At least can unite on our love for Prime Rib, though :)
Wed Mar 26, 2014, 09:07 PM
Mar 2014

You may not like yours the way I like mine, but both of us can relish it the way we like it

GoCubsGo

(32,083 posts)
3. Meh.
Wed Mar 26, 2014, 02:44 PM
Mar 2014

Beef is one of those things I can take or leave on most days. Every once in a while, I'll get a hankerin' for it, but on those days, I'm just as happy with a hamburger (made from beef and not pink slime) as I am with a steak of any sort, or roast beef. Beef stew okay, too.

Kali

(55,008 posts)
4. ribeye steak grilled over mesquite or catclaw
Wed Mar 26, 2014, 02:44 PM
Mar 2014

NOTHING beats that. But most all BEEF is the YUM!

If I wasn't such a cheapskate I would have a BEEFYUM personal license plate (I checked it was available here, unlike "azbeef" "eatbeef" or just "beef" or the other silly things I tried).

 

bigwillq

(72,790 posts)
5. I like all kinds of beef!
Wed Mar 26, 2014, 06:03 PM
Mar 2014

I love beef. I know it's not always good for me or the environment, but it tastes so good!

politicat

(9,808 posts)
6. The only ones I don't like are brisket, tripe and liver.... As long as it's local, grass-fed.
Wed Mar 26, 2014, 06:15 PM
Mar 2014

You can't pay me to eat grain-fed beef, but we buy a side every year. (In terms of carbon footprint, pasture-raised is almost to the level of conventional pigs and has a lower impact than conventional processed soy.)

True favorite is a tri-tip or a chuck that has been in the sous vide for at least 36 hours at 128 to 130, then hit with a quick sear and served with mixed, sautéed mushrooms and onions. Once those collagens break down... They're delicious.

 

Aerows

(39,961 posts)
13. When may I arrive at dinner
Wed Mar 26, 2014, 09:11 PM
Mar 2014

when you cook that? I'll bring a nice bottle of red and a side dish

El Supremo

(20,365 posts)
14. Are you going to do one for Buffalo or Elk?
Wed Mar 26, 2014, 09:33 PM
Mar 2014

I like those even if you're supposed to call them Bison and Wapiti.

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