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What's your preferred steak?

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16 oz Prime Rib.... had one toinight at the Keg in LynnWood WA..... nummers...



I miss that place! [:/]

Best at home is prime rib marinated in Teriyaki with some garlic salt...mmmm...dead cow at its best...as a friend of mine says, "really good moo". :SB|:D

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dead cow at its best...as a friend of mine says, "really good moo".



Or..."Bring on the massive quantities of dead animal parts":)


And make it RARE!B|

I'm talking~ Knock off the horns, wipe it's ass and put it on a plate rare! ;)










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Believe it or not. Outback's Ribeye steak cooked medium is awesome! Boulder Creek makes a good Ribeye steak too. Bar none the best one in NY would have to be Peter Luger's steak house in Brooklyn. Be ready to break your bank there. They specialize in Aged Porterhouse Steaks.

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I was having discussion and my boss said Omaha steaks aren't really rated that high...so I'm wondering ... what's your preferred for gourmet steaks? (Not eating out, but buying and grilling yourself?)



Porterhouse . . . NY strip on one side tenderloin on the other . . .mmmmm

. . . and bailey's, creamy!



I'm pretty partial to that 32oz. Porterhouse at Cody's.... mmmmmmm

*edit* But thinking of ordering some beef from this place next time I'm home...
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I was having discussion and my boss said Omaha steaks aren't really rated that high...so I'm wondering ... what's your preferred for gourmet steaks? (Not eating out, but buying and grilling yourself?)



Steak?!?! Check everyone, make sure, no one see us with a whole side of beef! ;);)
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You just look at us all like a piece of meat



I wish he looked at me like a piece of meat. B|


You just need some tenderizing:D
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