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I truly dislike most foods that every normal human loves. But Steaks? I eat a ton of beef… several times a day… and I prefer New York … whatever. 🤣🤣🤣

I only make them at home, the way I like them. And I have no idea what it is called, or anything, but I love them… with A1 sauce…. And Pepsi. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
 
I truly dislike most foods that every normal human loves. But Steaks? I eat a ton of beef… several times a day… and I prefer New York … whatever. 🤣🤣🤣

I only make them at home, the way I like them. And I have no idea what it is called, or anything, but I love them… with A1 sauce…. And Pepsi. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
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Filet is delicious. The judgement wasn’t the cut, it was taking $20/lb tenderloin and cooking in to an unrecognizable form.
When I was living with my disabled mother, and I could grill out, one of our favorite things was when I got a big, thick T-Bone. Always have to grill it on the bone of course, but then she got the smaller fillet that she loved and I got the bigger KC strip half. Worked out perfectly for both of us.
 
I don’t like it on steak, but it’s pretty good on a grilled hamburger…..the way they ate them at Gettysburg.
Funny, I am the opposite. I never put it on a burger. But, being the weirdo I am, I only make 1/4 pound patties grilled with Lawry’s. Nothing else on them. 🥰🥰🥰
 
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Filet mignon is like my least favorite cut....
And I definitely don't eat it well if it's fully cooked
I am with you. It is so delicate, it lacks flavor for me.

A nice Tri-tip? Ho baby! I have a Pit Barrel Cooker, and it does the best Tri-tip roast, and I love a nice steak as well. THere are a lot of spice groups, but the meat is so good, I just use kosher salt and pepper. It seems like it is very much a Left Coast thing, though.

More a porterhouse guy, I.
 
I am with you. It is so delicate, it lacks flavor for me.

A nice Tri-tip? Ho baby! I have a Pit Barrel Cooker, and it does the best Tri-tip roast, and I love a nice steak as well. THere are a lot of spice groups, but the meat is so good, I just use kosher salt and pepper. It seems like it is very much a Left Coast thing, though.

More a porterhouse guy, I.
I used to know a local grocery store butcher pretty well. He told me the only difference between a porterhouse and a regular T-Bone was that the porterhouse was the first steak cut off of that portion of the cow. In the old days at hotels, that cut was reserved for the hotel's porter. Hence the name. Seems to me that the second cut off that same slab would be just as good, but it's always less expensive at the store. You pay extra for the name "porterhouse".
 
I used to know a local grocery store butcher pretty well. He told me the only difference between a porterhouse and a regular T-Bone was that the porterhouse was the first steak cut off of that portion of the cow. In the old days at hotels, that cut was reserved for the hotel's porter. Hence the name. Seems to me that the second cut off that same slab would be just as good, but it's always less expensive at the store. You pay extra for the name "porterhouse".
My father in law was a lifelong butcher and had all kinds of lore about this stuff. He cut meat for 60 years before he retired.
 
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