I feel like my marbling increased a little bit just scrolling this thread.
I love making a lemon garlic cream sauce for scallops, then finishing it with some fresh dill. Yum!Fricken love heavy cream sauces! Just did one myself for the first time about a week ago with some scallops and shrimp. Used lots of fresh herbs and plenty of crushed red pepper. It was fantastic.
Sous Vide and then cast iron sear is amazing!!Ha! That's an awesome background. I had no idea even though that's one of my favorite preparation methods. For the Pittsburgh style, I leave it to to Beau 'n Mo's Italian Steakhouse here in St. Pete.
I'm with you on the sear in the cast iron. I'm in a downtown condo, and do not have a grill. Sometimes, it's sear, and then oven, and sometimes it's sous vide, and then "reverse sear" in the cast iron. With wagyu, you don't even put any oil in the pan as it has so much fat that renders out right away, you don't need it.
I spy a Warther knife in there! I have a whole set and love them. I've been to the Warther museum a few times too................... fascinating place, Mooney was a genius!!Back to Steak.
This was a 10LB 50 Day Dry Aged Standing Rib Roast that we made for Christmas dinner 2020.
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Your gonna make brobs cry ??Dang it. Now I have to go out and shoot a cow.
Moose heart and moose braunschweiger are some of my favorites. Gotta shoot them early in the season to get good liver, but when you do, man is it good.I like good meats but maybe only have it 1-2x per week. Organ meat (liver and heart) are hgh on my list followed by wild elk venison and fresh trout I can easily catch here.. "Eating For Your Blood Type" is a good book to read. Not all of us have the same physiology when it comes to "diet." I'm O negative and need meat, fish and poultry. It's my belief that the vast majority of humans are omnivores.
Great pictures of food in this thread.
Heavy cream is magic. You need very little to make it amazing. I do a breaded halibut/ling cod/rockfish recipe, and the sauce is nothing more than garlic, cajun seasoning, and heavy cream. It's magical.Fricken love heavy cream sauces! Just did one myself for the first time about a week ago with some scallops and shrimp. Used lots of fresh herbs and plenty of crushed red pepper. It was fantastic.
Do you really want to make Mondays worse than they already are?meatless mondays.
No, but I also want to make my health better than it already is. Win some lose some.Do you really want to make Mondays worse than they already are?
Good eye. Beautiful, functional and American made. Doesn’t get better. The set was passed down from my grandmother who was gifted them in the 1970’s.I spy a Warther knife in there! I have a whole set and love them. I've been to the Warther museum a few times too................... fascinating place, Mooney was a genius!!
Great looking piece of beef too!!..............
Burger.
Truth. Add bacon bits and he's got at least 2 more in him. Honestly though, I don't know whey they put broccoli in in the first place, when broccolini is so superior.Burger.
If the broccoli had a ton of cheese sauce on it, would last 1 round more.
I do a cream/dill sauce for pan seared salmon.I love making a lemon garlic cream sauce for scallops, then finishing it with some fresh dill. Yum!
Hahahahahaha, pan seared salmon........GET EM ON THE GRILL, BABY!!!!! Brown Sugar, Soy, Oil, Garlic, Sesame, and Chives in a plastic bag. Marinate for two hours or more. Grill hot. Skin side up 5 minutes, flip and baste with reserved marinade, skin side down 5 minutes. Should be able to slide your grill spatula right between the skin and the flesh when you pull em off the grill.I do a cream/dill sauce for pan seared salmon.
I don't bake them.Hahahahahaha, pan seared salmon........GET EM ON THE GRILL, BABY!!!!! Brown Sugar, Soy, Oil, Garlic, Sesame, and Chives in a plastic bag. Marinate for two hours or more. Grill hot. Skin side up 5 minutes, flip and baste with reserved marinade, skin side down 5 minutes. Should be able to slide your grill spatula right between the skin and the flesh when you pull em off the grill.
that being said, creamy dill is a great option if for some god forsaken reason you must bake them.
Oh yes, that is tragically thin. Must be some farmed poo salmon.I don't bake them.
Salmon I can buy aren't thick enough.
3/4 - 1/4", pan seared, skin side down in oil/butter first, flip & remove to a plate, make sauce return fillets to sauce flip/smother & serve.
Thin yes, but I never buy farmed. Any seafood product, just stuff with feet or hooves.Oh yes, that is tragically thin. Must be some farmed poo salmon.
Kevin your killing me here with this amazing food but more importantly where in the name of the 'big guy' did you find Boodles British Gin in St Petes? I am stuck in NY till next week and they have closed the 21 Club and trying to find Boodles is like looking for a virgin in a house ill repute!@stokesdale asked if I ever ate a steak. These are less than half the steaks I ate over the past year. Some are fancier than others, about a third of them are Wagyu, and the one prime rib is Wagyu, and wasn't in the past year, but a couple of years ago.
Wagyu Ribeye & Lobster Tail from Snake River Farms
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Wagyu Prime Rib from Snake River Farms - holiday get together with friends.
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Another look at the Wagyu ribeye from Snake River Farms. (We get these 3-4 times a year.)
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Prime Rib
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