Favorite cut of steak?

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The LIdless Eye

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Oct 11, 1999
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Filet Mignon.
On the bloody side of medium.
No bones, no gristle, just 100% cut-it-with-a-fork beef.

Man, I'm hungry now.

BTW, as far as Kobe beef goes, I HAVE had steak in Japan, it was
fantastic, but I don't think it was Kobe. It wasn't expensive enough
(We spent about $100/person (on expense account, YEAH))
 

vsfoxe

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I prefer ribeye, then porterhouse, then T-bone. Incidentally, a couple butcher shops in my area (Maine) call ribeye "Delmonico".
 

bigd480

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My g/f is new to cooking....

I think she's gonna try to make some Filet Mignons in her George Foreman grill for Valentine's dinner....

She lives in an apartment though so I dunno how she'd "grill it" cuz the last steak we had out of that machine kinda sucked but maybe it was the meat....

Any ideas???
 

SendTrash

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I don't get the filet mignon since I don't see the point in that small cut of meat. I like the huge porterhouse steaks.. or even the T-Bone steaks..
And all bloody
 

DadofOne

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amb#cog---check out the Lone Star in Warwick---the music is not my choice, but the steak is top-notch.

Filet is my choice, cooked "ER" style, and dumped on the plate still quivering. Mmmmmmmmm.....
 

Demon-Xanth

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Depends on what I'm in the mood for. Prime Rib is good for some quality meat, Rib Eye makes a good steak, T-bone is good if you just want a massive hunk of meat, and New York works good for specialty recipies.
 

Boogak

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T-bone! Nice and juicy, with all the fat and gristle and gnawing on the bone afterwards.