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Old 08-03-2006, 10:08 PM   #1
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I just bought 100 steaks from a local butcher. Could not beat the price. Seems some company ordered them then backed out so he was selling over 250 steaks. I gotall T-Bones, Ribeye's, NY Strips, and thin cut ribeyes for subs and such.

What are you best steak recipies?
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marinate then grill or broil.....can flash fry too if you like them medium or rare...enjoy! Glad you have a freezer too..
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I'd go with the marinate and grill. A nice steak
deserves no less than a searing hot grill.
This sounds like the perfect opportunity for you
to develope or fine tune your own marinade.
Whether you use a mix of spices and herbs of
your own or one of the pre-mixed off the shelf
(some of which are very good) remember this:
ALWAYS start with extra virgin olive oil.
From there, soy sauce, worcestershire sauce or
Louisiana hot sauce (or a mix of 2 or more) and
then of course fresh cracked black pepper, grd cumin,
rosemary, ginger, garlic.... you get the idea.
Marinate a couple of hours, the last of which covered
on the counter allowing the meat to come up to room
temp. (cooks better) and then put on the hot grill
diagonally for a couple of minutes, turn over for a
couple of minutes, turn over to the opposite diagonal
direction a couple of minutes, turn over again, 3 minutes
later put on a platter, cover w/ foil for 10 minutes and
you should have a wonderful medium rare steak with
nice criss-cross grill lines. Very appealing to the eye
as well as delicious.
(Note: propane and propane products are the way
to go whencooking steaks. The key is HOT GRILL)

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Thanks. I do have my own "secret" marinade's but was wanting some other ideas. Instead of LA hot sauce I usually use Texas Pete, made here locally.
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You gonna make phillycheese steak sanwiches with the thin cut ribeyes?
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How about....

.....BBQed rare with a bit of your fav rub, top with fried onions and fried mushrooms. Add your fav cheese on top, back on Q to melt cheese, maybe some peppers or a bit of smoketoo. Eat.

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DI'll never understand why people want to take away from the taste of good meat by marinading, To me that's for cheap cuts. For me in the summer they go on the grill and in winter it's the fry pan or grill. But I usually don't buy steak as I eat mostly venison.
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You gonna make phillycheese steak sanwiches with the thin cut ribeyes?
Yes, yes I am! And man they are good!
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You gonna make phillycheese steak sanwiches with the thin cut ribeyes?
Yes, yes I am! And man they are good!
They are addicting... ummmm good eats...
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