Steak Porn

Nice. Will follow.

My guess is Montana wagyu

Painted Hills hanger steaks. I didn’t do the whole before, during and after :smiley:
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Grass Fed and Organic Ribeye out of Oregon. Fat and marbling is markedly yellowish.

Lil spread I put together for a gathering I had for game 2 of the NBA finals.

Flannery dry aged rib eye and hanger. Burratta. Beet salad (made by someone else) Glazed sous vide carrots. Truffles cauliflower mash. Grilled cucumber and zucchini. Paired with growlers of beach wood amakamator and stone enjoy by 7/4/14. Stuffed!

Tei Tei strikes again
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Like butter. Seared for about 5 sec per side on a hot rock. Yum!!
Wagyu A5.
Sorry about the sideways photo. iPhone upload.
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Just bought half a strip loin of Miyazaki wagyu a5-10 (approx 5.5lbs). Sliced it up into 5 steaks then sliced those in half and vacuum sealed them into packs of 8-10oz steaks.

Can’t wait to bite into one of these puppies
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Better wear a bib.

Nice!!!

Geez, Charlie! That’s insane!

Willing to share the source?

Whole sale from a friend that owns a restaurant so nothing to share unfortunately.

How would one cook an 8-10 steak like that and can you eat that yourself? Seems like it would be rich.

plan is to share it with the wife.

I personally can’t eat a large wagyu steak, it’s too rich.
I love the Japanese preps like yakuniku and shabushabu though.

Agree with Marc.

Domestic Wagyu Tomahawks @ 36 ounces each.

It’s not wagyu, but it sure was great :smiley:

Should have wiped the serving dish before the pic…
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2-1/2lb Dry Aged Ribeye

Customer service props to Flannery.

I thawed a 24oz Flannery Ribeye and Kansas City cut, and a Flannery hanger steak, and saw that the Kansas city cut had a bunch of ice in it that melted into a bunch of water. There was a tear on the inner liner of the Kansas cut (apparently the bone can rarely do this in transit). I emailed photos to Flannery, which is when Brian promptly explained what happened, reassured me it was still safe to eat, and also offered to replace it.

As predicted by Bryan the Kansas meat tasted normal (better than the Ribeye IMO).