food STEAK!!

cypresshill1973 said:
Bacon??? yeahhhh.... sound good!
 
You will can try this salad. It's very tasty. Here is a classic.
 
i like a little bit of that crappy curry powder stuff from the UK folks, or a littler turmeric in those mayo based cold salads ... fills in the middle note really nicely ...
 
just a little ...
 
grantmichaels said:
i like a little bit of that crappy curry powder stuff from the UK folks, or a littler turmeric in those mayo based cold salads ... fills in the middle note really nicely ...
 
just a little ...
Or a little... very little... yellow mustard with the mayo too... but yeah that sounds good too.
 
You can add whatever you want... But the original rusian salad only only contains Mayo, potato, carrot, egg, green peas and beet. also add chicken or tuna, but none more.
 
You could try the original flavor at first time, after you can prepare like you want, but ya know the original flavor like it.
 
It's strange that in eeuu don't know that salad
 
cypresshill1973 said:
Here we do another potato salads... i remember like my mom did with vinegar(or lemon)/oil/egg and beans
Mom does the potato/egg/mayo/mustard.etc, and my grandmother does the potato/lettuce/bacon/oil/vinegar. I do a grilled warm potato salad with a mustard vinaigrette/garlic fresh herbs and bacon fat  :P
 
Ribeye:
 
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Cooked for one hour on Traeger to 125F
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Seared on cast iron skillet. (next time I'll go hotter for a better sear)
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Not an ideal location on the steak to show the medium rare
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w/ steamed shrooms and brocolli
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Porterhouse
 
Ingredients:  room temperature salted Porterhouse steak, smoked Thai chile powder (courtesy of wayright), fermented Thai hot sauce, hot Monterey jack cheese:
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Steak seared in very hot cast iron skillet (no oil, no butter):
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Ingredients added:
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Finished in very hot oven, rested, and served:
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Thanks to my friend Kevin - the powder gave this just the right touch.  Thanks to all for looking.
 
 
 
TJP
 
 
Bone in ribeye.  On sale too which is a bonus.  Crap marbling by my standards though.
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Pre sear.  One minute per side in smoking hot rendered beef fat from the steak itself.
 
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Sous Vide at 54.5 C for 1 hour.  Light rest for 2 minutes then dry rubbed with a basic chilli/salt spice rub.
 
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Onto a very hot cast iron grill for 30 seconds per side and plated with baby chat potatoes fried off in butter and garlic/onion powder with a pinch of sea salt.
 
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I think think the pre sear was 10 seconds per side too long and I didn't get it into the the freezer quick enough.  But still good :D
 
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It actually got a little more done than I wanted, but it was definitely edible. Was watching the boys while trying to cook. Note to self, lock kids in room while cooking steak.
 
JayT said:
This friggen thing was a heavenly beast!

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To start...
 
What is that?
 
A bigass t-bone or a bone in ribeye I really can't tell.
 
I  reckon it mighty fine eats any how.
 
Wait.
 
Looks like you got the west side carbon plugged grill gang goin' on.
 
Clean that 'thang.
 
For shame.
 
And to think all the times I stook up for you.
 
 
On another note folks...
 
A finer bastige than Jay you will never meet.
 
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