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Re: Ribeye or NY Strip
[Re: 68rustbucket]
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10/31/18 07:08 PM
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I cooked 16 oz. wagyu ribeyes at the ranch last weekend. Probably the best ribeye I have ever tasted. Seared hot over mesquite seasoned with a combo of Montreal Steak Seasoning and Fiesta brand fajita spice a small tab of butter to crisp it up. Mmmmmmmmm.
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Re: Ribeye or NY Strip
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11/01/18 03:33 AM
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Cooked right I’ll take either one but I usually go for ribeye
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Re: Ribeye or NY Strip
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11/01/18 03:47 AM
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Re: Ribeye or NY Strip
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11/01/18 04:31 AM
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Both but usually grill strips as wife likes them better.
And fat is NOT bad for you unless you're eating to much crappy food. True but if you are eating fat straight doubt you worry about anything else you eat. I like the fat and meat to melt together. I don't like cutting it out.
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Re: Ribeye or NY Strip
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11/01/18 12:06 PM
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Re: Ribeye or NY Strip
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11/01/18 06:01 PM
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Given equal marbling and thickness, I'll go for the NY strip. Although I do love that little semi-circle of meat on the outside of a ribeye. Don't know what it's called but it's probably the best part of a dead cow.
I used to find some really nice "chuck eye steaks" at my grocer. Man, they weren't real big but they were really well marbled, cheap as stew meat, and some of the best steaks I've ever grilled. I think word got out and the really well marbled ones have become the new "butcher's cut," because I hardly ever see them any more. Ribeye Cap Ribeyes are where it's at unless you're buying, cooking and serving, in which case it's 'Thank you, this is great'. BTW Sneaky cooks a mean ribeye.
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