food STEAK!!

JayT said:
It does look fine, but I refuse to give compliments to old pictures.  Post them tips pronto.
  
texas blues said:
What in the hail is goin' on here Margot?
 
Old steak pics?
 
Guards,
 
SEIZE HIM!!!!!
I am such a noob. ;) well the jack Daniels honey I was drinking while grilling forced me to devour the tips before I remembered to snap pic. But I did dust them with my rub plus some of Chewi's choco hab/Congo powder. I also made a fresh salsa straight out of the garden.
 
dig those purple potatoes man! Gotta get me some soon!
 
Upside down Strip with a Fresno! Probably a little more done than some of you blood suckers would prefer HAHA!
 
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Chewi said:
dig those purple potatoes man! Gotta get me some soon!
 
Upside down Strip with a Fresno! Probably a little more done than some of you blood suckers would prefer HAHA!
 
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JoynersHotPeppers said:
I NEED BLOOD! raw red onions, you sir is cray cray. Nice meat. ;)
I love a bit of blood.... But I sure do like those carmelized edges. :)
 
I swear if that steak hits the oven I will personally hunt you down and mouf' fist you with veggies like zuchinni and bean sprouts.
 
Cook that steak to a righteous MR and I won't have to pull my Glock out here.
 
Cooking with lead is never fun.
 
Careful there JHP..... that meat almost looks done in that pic!!!

beautiful rib eyes, BTW!

I'll take that outside part from both of them.... thanks!
 
Let me apologize now for bringing nothing new. I know my steak plates never change, but a steak HAS to be served with a baked tater and sauteed shrooms, for me. That being said..... vavaVOOM!
 
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that's gonna make a good turd
 
Beautiful! Diggin that pink center. 
 
Made a T-bone steak last night. Nothing fancy, just a quick fry job. Seasoned it with lemon pepper, salt and pepper and slathered some BBQ sauce all over it. Quick sear on both sides for about 1 minute then finish the job on low-med heat for about 2 minutes each side. I let it rest on a plate wrapped in foil for 5-10 minutes. 
 
One trick I like to use is marinade the steak in oil for a good day or two, it helps make it tender. Using this technique for eye fillet results in the most amazing soft tender juicy steak imaginable. 
 
I was only feeding myself so no fancy plating here and certainly no useless vegetables. Garnished it with some booze and we are ready to eat!
 
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