Steak Porn

Not that different than last post but cannot go wrong with Morgan Strip Steak.

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Had a Morgan strip last night, it really is my favorite steak

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13th bday for my boys. Preservation Meat Collective purebred Wagyu flank with Chris Lilly Mac and Cheese (special request). Too funny to see a bunch of 7th graders discussing Wagyu and chimichurri :slight_smile:



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In need of a comfort dinner before going to sit bedside at hospice. Flannery 60 day ribeye and regular CA reserve strip. Sautéed spinach and young arugula salad from Green Meadow Farm. I asked for the steak rarer than usual, and Chef duly obliged.

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That sauce on the cauliflower is a green tahini from ottolenghi simple.
The sauce on the green tomatoes was just homemade ranch because I ran out of time. Normally it would have been a classic French style remoulade. Or if the shrimp were boiled then LeRuths remoulade recipe.

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Thanks. I thought that the tomatoes were on the plate. The only green remoulade I have ever had was from the Brennan’s cookbook. Although atypical for remoulade, it’s very good.

I’ll have to see if I can find it.
Warning non steak photos ahead.


This is pretty close to what’s in the book:

Brennans is very similar to LeRuths.

Reached out to Carrie at Morgan Ranch when the website showed bone in’s sold out… She said order away and wow, cut one bone off the roast tonight pre-Thanksgiving (we do beef, not turkey), what a great steak. Looking forward to getting into the other 4 bones of this roast!


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Started with stone crabs

cooked the wagyu picanha over charcoal

Plated

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Perfect cook on that, great job :clap:

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What @Zachgoldstein said!

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:slight_smile: that @scamhi , she knows her way around a steak.:slight_smile:

Love to you and Kenny…

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Olympic level crust there-kudos

Purebred Wagyu tri-tip, cooked indirect with a charcoal and oak chunk mix. Outrageously good.

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I know I’ve asked before, but finally ready to pull the trigger on buying a bone in roast and cutting it into steaks. How do you do it? Thaw until you can saw through, then re-freeze?

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I have many times. No issues that I found. Flannery has said that for well marbled pieces, you won’t notice any difference and that has been my experience.

I use a chamber vacuum sealer to package for refreezing.

Thanks man. I’ll give it a go.

Yup! I use a regular vacuum sealer