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 Re: Steak grilling advice
[Re: Bob Davis]
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05/25/17 12:27 PM
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I have found the "on sale" steaks to be a bit chewy.
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Re: Steak grilling advice
[Re: Bob Davis]
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05/25/17 12:28 PM
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If you are anywhere close to an HEB, they have prime T-Bones on sale for $8.99/lb.
If not, then Costco sells great beef. Choice cuts always at a good price and they also have prime cuts as well.
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Re: Steak grilling advice
[Re: SheldonS]
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05/25/17 12:38 PM
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I have found the "on sale" steaks to be a bit chewy. I have seen you post that before, I have had good success with the $4.99 from Kroger/Tom Thumb, but I also scan the choices and pick out the cuts I like.
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Re: Steak grilling advice
[Re: RedRanger]
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05/25/17 12:44 PM
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Bob Davis
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Costco has Rib Eye for $10.99 lb which is always very good.
They have the Prime Rib Eye boneless for $19.99 lb which cuts like butter.
It's hard to pass up the $4.99 Rib eyes on sale at Kroger/Tom Thumb, but the quality at Costco is worth it
Thanks, I will check Costco out.
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Re: Steak grilling advice
[Re: Bigbob_FTW]
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05/25/17 12:45 PM
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Bob Davis
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good thing they aren't in my family. no way I cook a good steak beyond medium. might as well eat a burger. If you could talk to my wife and daughters and try to convince them, that would be terrific. I've been trying for 43 years with no success.
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Re: Steak grilling advice
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05/25/17 12:49 PM
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 Not my favorite cut bring strip but it was prime from HEB and dang good. Don't cook more than this!! Love this "Surf and Turf" meal 
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Re: Steak grilling advice
[Re: Bob Davis]
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05/25/17 12:50 PM
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RedRanger
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Costco has Rib Eye for $10.99 lb which is always very good.
They have the Prime Rib Eye boneless for $19.99 lb which cuts like butter.
It's hard to pass up the $4.99 Rib eyes on sale at Kroger/Tom Thumb, but the quality at Costco is worth it
Thanks, I will check Costco out. The 19.99 Prime seem to only available on weekends, They usually put out the big cases with king crab legs and monster lobster tails. The $10.99 are available daily. Try the lamb chops that are all together with the rib bones exposed, Very good, I just splash Dejon mustard on them and grill, or just some garlic salt. They run about $11 to $16 per pack, well worth it if you like lamb.
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Re: Steak grilling advice
[Re: V-Bottom]
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05/25/17 12:52 PM
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RedRanger
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Not my favorite cut bring strip but it was prime from HEB and dang good. Don't cook more than this!! Love this "Surf and Turf" meal Looks very good, I would replace the farmed shrimp with USA wild caught, which once you find wild shrimp you will never eat farm shrimp again.
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Re: Steak grilling advice
[Re: RedRanger]
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05/25/17 12:53 PM
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Costco has Rib Eye for $10.99 lb which is always very good.
They have the Prime Rib Eye boneless for $19.99 lb which cuts like butter.
It's hard to pass up the $4.99 Rib eyes on sale at Kroger/Tom Thumb, but the quality at Costco is worth it
Thanks, I will check Costco out. The 19.99 Prime seem to only available on weekends, They usually put out the big cases with king crab legs and monster lobster tails. The $10.99 are available daily. Try the lamb chops that are all together with the rib bones exposed, Very good, I just splash Dejon mustard on them and grill, or just some garlic salt. They run about $11 to $16 per pack, well worth it if you like lamb. Love lamb, we tend to do the thick cut loin chops. Since you mentioned it that may be dinner Sat.
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Re: Steak grilling advice
[Re: Bob Davis]
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05/25/17 12:55 PM
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Market street has some good meat. Just bought some good looking rib eyes for my wife's birthday dinner.
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Re: Steak grilling advice
[Re: Bob Davis]
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05/25/17 01:07 PM
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My wife worked the meat counter at Albertsons. She can pick a good steak at any store. May not be the prettiest, but it will be the most tender.
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Re: Steak grilling advice
[Re: Bob Davis]
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05/25/17 01:23 PM
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For the men, have a butcher cut some thick choice ribeyes and reverse sear to medium. For the women, have a butcher cut some thin sirloin steaks, marinate in some balsamic vinegar and cook well. No need to get all complicated.
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Re: Steak grilling advice
[Re: Bob Davis]
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05/25/17 01:28 PM
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Brookshires Fresh, or Sams (believe it or not)
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Re: Steak grilling advice
[Re: Bob Davis]
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05/25/17 01:51 PM
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The only two ways to cook a steak.
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Re: Steak grilling advice
[Re: Team Skeeterless]
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05/25/17 01:58 PM
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Borrow Spags steak boiler thingy If you want perfectly cooked meat it's not a bad idea!! I love to cook steaks good ol way but will get me a sous vide one of these days!  I bought one a couple of months ago. Now I have to sous vide everything before I grill it.  It just takes all the fun out of it and greatly decreases my quality beer/grill time.
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