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The BONE SHOULD BE REMOVED? THE BONE SHOULD BE REMOVED?

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A bone-in ribeye is a joy. How do you cook a porterhouse? Do you remove the bone there as well? Do you prefer McRibs as well? Cooking on the bone, be it chicken breast, steak, or roast, adds a dimension of flavor that should not be lost...

Weeping for your food, my brother. WEEPING.
NMK
 
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Sorry, I don't usually "yuck" someone else's "yum," but especially where you live, that is...that is...

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Do you coat it in ketchup as well? Or A-1?

If I can't grill it, which is best-- hot grill to get a perfect sear (I have an Ooni that gets to 900 degrees, and I want to try a steak in it as well, Sicilian style, but my Slow And Sear insert is fantastic) -- then you take a beautiful porterhouse cut, dried, then seasoned with just salt and pepper. Heat a cast iron pan to medium high heat on the stove top, then sear on one side for about two minutes, without moving it. When it can be moved without sticking, the sear is perfect. Transfer to a pre-heated oven at 400 degrees for about five minutes, then back to the burner, flip for about a minute and a half until the crust is perfect, then back to the over for a perfect heat of 135 degrees (medium rare). Remove, remove from the skillet (or it keeps cooking), and let rest, tented in foil, for ten minutes. It makes a perfectly juicy, incredibly tender joy on a plate.

Sorry, sorry, burn yours the way you want too...I am just going to sit over here and weep.
You sound lije @MissRadiant … I think she might take it personal when anyone cooks a steak anything more than 2 minutes after the mooing stops. 🤣🤣🤣
 
I can't agree with the gristle part, but other than that, spot on.

I have to say, I spent most of my life (40, 50 years) needing my steak well done or medium-well, then I just chanced a rare-ish steak in a good restaurant once - 2018 probably, given where it was, - and ohmygod I have spent the time since then regretting the rest of my life.
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You sound lije @MissRadiant … I think she might take it personal when anyone cooks a steak anything more than 2 minutes after the mooing stops. 🤣🤣🤣
I have had Blue Rare before, and I am not partial to it. But medium rare to medium is the perfect sport for me, with both the flavor and juiciness for a perfect steak.
 
This is one of the very few times I can even comment, because I am very particular about my steaks. Always on the BBQ, which is basically already at it’s hottest before the steak goes on… and everything else about it, is exactly how I like it. And I could not possibly care less if anyone else does or doesn’t. 🥰🥰🥰🥰

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