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What should I Do?..... with my steak tips. (pg. 3)
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Tony Morello
marinate your steak in balsamic vinegar with garlic, ginger, salt and pepper for a couple hours

bbq them and use a steak spice

i like to use dry mustard, paprika, celery salt, S&P, garlic powder, montreal steak spice and a pinch of oregano
punjabi
quote:
Originally posted by Slylee
fine...don't take my advice...i never liked you anyway.

he didn't take your advice because it's not very good. marinades should have an acid in them to tenderize the meat.
jonSun
Cook it well done & use some ketchup.
all-nite-freak
quote:
Originally posted by punjabi
he didn't take your advice because it's not very good. marinades should have an acid in them to tenderize the meat.


and once again marinating anything that is not a cheap cut is a waste of money.

if i saw someone put ketchup on ormarinate filet mignon i would seriously beat them to death with a ing t bone.

good meat is aged not marinated.
all-nite-freak
seriously you marinaters are all fags
ManAnimal
3 cups of soy sauce with 2 table spoons of garlic powder.

don't let it soak longer than 45 minutes or it won't taste right.


sooo goooood
GUBostonDubs
I want steak tips now at 155 am. Thanks kyle for this thread!

Also u should come to the rager in boston tomorrow
Slylee
quote:
Originally posted by punjabi
he didn't take your advice because it's not very good. marinades should have an acid in them to tenderize the meat.


yea i never liked you either.





ps-hyde park is gay
nefardec
how thin are they?

I like to cut them in strip and cook them in a red wine sauce in a skillet or something with onions and other seasoning then melt gorgonzola cheese over the cooked tip strips on a warm ciabatta roll served with fresh french fries cut from potatoes.
Sushipunk
quote:
Originally posted by nefardec
how thin are they?

I like to cut them in strip and cook them in a red wine sauce in a skillet or something with onions and other seasoning then melt gorgonzola cheese over the cooked tip strips on a warm ciabatta roll served with fresh french fries cut from potatoes.


ing drooling over that :wtf:

Having steak for dinner tonight though. Big thick fuckers, with the bone still on them. I have no idea what the cut is called though :conf: They look pretty similar to lamb cutlets, only way bigger, and beef obviously. Our butcher calls them Cattleman Steaks. Can you guys fill me in?

blazed it
sushipunk

sounds like you have yourself a bone-in ribeye steak.

Goddamn thats a good cut of beef.
nefardec
like a t-bone/porterhouse steak?

or maybe a top blade steak?

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