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12-10-2018 , 10:49 PM
craft deluxe american cheese is actually cheese and it is glorious
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12-10-2018 , 11:05 PM
stinky stop AIDSing the thread with your overly-processed cheese takes.
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12-10-2018 , 11:11 PM
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Originally Posted by 27offsuit
stinky stop AIDSing the thread with your overly-processed cheese takes.
If I can't post turkey in here and call it filet mignon I have the right to reject to that authentic Philadelphia cheesesteak being called French dip
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12-10-2018 , 11:16 PM


Choice chuck eye. Pan seared sides in cast iron, then tossed into the oven to get up to temp. Checked it a couple times to keep it from going over. More gray band than ideal, but still plenty tasty.

Did a hasselback sweet potato. Turned out okay after spending more time in the oven.
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12-11-2018 , 12:14 AM
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Originally Posted by stinkypete
If I can't post turkey in here and call it filet mignon I have the right to reject to that authentic Philadelphia cheesesteak being called French dip



https://www.seriouseats.com/2016/07/...an-cheese.html

Get on that American cheese train bro.
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12-11-2018 , 12:23 AM
Boomer,

Chuck is very underrated.

Hasselback is very overrated.
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12-11-2018 , 05:04 PM
Someone posted this to the Serious Eats subreddit with the caption "You can't mess up with sous vide"

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12-11-2018 , 05:18 PM
So much wrong with that pic.
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12-11-2018 , 05:34 PM
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Originally Posted by Hoagie
https://www.seriouseats.com/2016/07/...an-cheese.html

Get on that American cheese train bro.


Making smashed burgers tonight. Damn right it will be gooey American on top.
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12-11-2018 , 10:10 PM
To be fair, while the sear is wretched there, it's still probably a better steak than you get out in pubs etc like 80% of the time.
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12-11-2018 , 10:18 PM
Correct answer to the cheese dilemma is none of the above and add a blue cheese sauce.
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12-13-2018 , 03:59 PM
yall really advocating anything other than swiss on a french dip? gtfo. bleu cheese is fine on a steak sandwich but not a dip.
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12-13-2018 , 04:05 PM
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Originally Posted by ChrisV
To be fair, while the sear is wretched there, it's still probably a better steak than you get out in pubs etc like 80% of the time.
Yeah, sear sucks but the interior is pretty nice
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12-14-2018 , 01:22 AM
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Originally Posted by shaft88
yall really advocating anything other than swiss on a french dip? gtfo. bleu cheese is fine on a steak sandwich but not a dip.
it's a steak sandwich not a french dip
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12-14-2018 , 10:11 AM
for the NJ guys - best steaks in state

https://www.nj.com/expo/life-and-cul...-steaks-y.html

looks like your generally better off following this thread. ;-)
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12-14-2018 , 10:40 AM
Man, would smash that filet that came in at #2 though. Bone marrow butter sounds awesome.
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12-14-2018 , 10:42 AM
Honestly everything from #4 on looks pretty goddamn good. Snake River makes a cameo at #3, idk if that guy from Snake River is still reading the thread.
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12-14-2018 , 11:16 AM
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Originally Posted by cxy123
for the NJ guys - best steaks in state

https://www.nj.com/expo/life-and-cul...-steaks-y.html

looks like your generally better off following this thread. ;-)
I'm no grammar nit, but I do apologize to the nits for "your".

No doubt a few look good.
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12-14-2018 , 11:21 AM
I've had a couple of those steaks. The Dry Aged steak at Vic and Anthony's was great, but since there is a decent amount of variance in the amount of funk present, it seems the author didn't have the same experience as I did.
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12-14-2018 , 12:12 PM
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Originally Posted by ChrisV
To be fair, while the sear is wretched there, it's still probably a better steak than you get out in pubs etc like 80% of the time.
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Originally Posted by BiiiiigChips
Yeah, sear sucks but the interior is pretty nice
agreed. pretty damn good looking steak for a guy who doesn't read 2+2 and is serving frozen corn and rice for sides.
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12-14-2018 , 12:32 PM
He also didn't "mess up with sous vide". It was everything else he did that was somewhere between suboptimal and terrible.
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12-14-2018 , 02:18 PM
Cxy,

Surprising number of Jersey places offering a bone-in filet.
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12-14-2018 , 03:28 PM
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Originally Posted by El Diablo
Cxy,

Surprising number of Jersey places offering a bone-in filet.


What I call a Porterhouse without the Strip!
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12-15-2018 , 12:46 AM
Steak peeps,

Whole Foods had strips on sale for $9.99/lb today so I grabbed this little 3/4 lb steak that looked pretty nicely marbled for a strip:


Looks promising:


Been a while since I had a strip instead of a ribeye, damn was it great. Definitely need to mix it up and go strips a little more often:
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12-16-2018 , 04:10 PM
Just joined Costco again after a year and a half and was rewarded with this. About 3 and 1/2 plus inches thick. Only knew to look for it because of the forum. Thanks!

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