- Feb 22, 2005
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My dinner
$10 for a 14oz. chateaubriand, best cut of meat I've ever had, not a single speck of fat or grizzle on it at all. So tender, seared on all sides for about 2 minutes or so, then cooked at 375F for 15 minutes until the center is barely 160F. Perfectly medium rare through the whole thing. Add some homemade mashed potatos with bits of bacon, and some buttered corn, and it was a mighty tasty meal.
Oh, and the beer is Lighthouse IPA, a favorite in local bars, but it's over $10 per 6-pack
$10 for a 14oz. chateaubriand, best cut of meat I've ever had, not a single speck of fat or grizzle on it at all. So tender, seared on all sides for about 2 minutes or so, then cooked at 375F for 15 minutes until the center is barely 160F. Perfectly medium rare through the whole thing. Add some homemade mashed potatos with bits of bacon, and some buttered corn, and it was a mighty tasty meal.
Oh, and the beer is Lighthouse IPA, a favorite in local bars, but it's over $10 per 6-pack