The Steak I Ate The Steak (Food Porn)

[admin]

@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


Same as above



Wagyu Prime Rib from Snake River Farms - holiday get together with friends.


Another look at the Wagyu ribeye from Snake River Farms. (We get these 3-4 times a year.)








Prime Rib

 

[alaskanpiper]

How dare you post this while I am on a diet!!!!!!!

 

[hoosierpipeguy]

Now you're making me hungry. Awesome.

 

[alaskanpiper]

Also......Thait's naught a stayk.....THIS is a stayk!!!!

 

[markus]

Oh WOW, you definitely know how to eat, those steaks look fantastic!
Dammit, now I'm hungry!

 

[cosmicfolklore]

...just bleeding all over that lettuce.

Indirect heat, 500F, 2minutes, 2minutes, 1mimute, 1minute... moooo!!!

post your steaks.
firey, smokey, fried, braised, grilled, or boiled.
Keep em’ coming!

 

[cosmicfolklore]

You live lavishly!! Live the life you love. Looks delicious!

 

[kcghost]

Those suckers look fabulous. I notice you had them with green beans at every meal. Do you find wagyu significantly better than USDA Prime??

 

[BROBS]

Nothin like a little cartilage and blood ruining a salad.

really bro that looks so unhealthy. It’s like a piece of lettuce with a snickers on top

 

[BROBS]

 

[Simmerdown☕️]

Nothin like a little cartilage and blood ruining a salad.

really bro that looks so unhealthy. It’s like a piece of lettuce with a snickers on top

Damn @BROBS...you’d find a way to spoil a tasty thread with your rabbit food ? commentary. ?️

 

[alaskanpiper]

Dall Sheep Backstrap, Moose Tenderloin, Blacktail Deer Backstrap (Whole), Duck Tits, Moose Shanks with Bone Marrow, Beef Tomahawk Ribeye, Deer Murder Pile, Moose Murder Pile.

 

[hoosierpipeguy]

Nothin like a little cartilage and blood ruining a salad.

really bro that looks so unhealthy. It’s like a piece of lettuce with a snickers on top

Enjoy your grass and cabbage rabbit boy.

 

[hoosierpipeguy]

Recent steak grilled on the Traeger. I season with some Traeger Rub, small amount of Red Chili Pepper Flakes and a light sprinkle of Light Brown Sugar. I'm not a gourmet chef by any means but I won't starve to death either.

 

[alaskanpiper]

really bro that looks so unhealthy

That's the point. All things in moderation. Up to and including dead animals. To quote Chip Hailstone "There's a lot of animals out there. Some are tasty and some are warm....and we want to eat their flesh and wear their dead skins."

Although I would add......as long as we are doing so sustainably and as a matter of subsistence...hahaha

 

[Simmerdown☕️]

Dall Sheep Backstrap, Moose Tenderloin, Blacktail Deer Backstrap (Whole), Duck Tits, Moose Shanks with Bone Marrow, Beef Tomahawk Ribeye, Deer Murder Pile, Moose Murder Pile.

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Oh baby!?️

 

[d4k23]

Dall Sheep Backstrap, Moose Tenderloin, Blacktail Deer Backstrap (Whole), Duck Tits, Moose Shanks with Bone Marrow, Beef Tomahawk Ribeye, Deer Murder Pile, Moose Murder Pile.

You are eating well in Alaska! I just smoked a brisket here in Texas over the weekend but failed to take a picture of it.

 

[alaskanpiper]

You are eating well in Alaska! I just smoked a brisket here in Texas over the weekend but failed to take a picture of it.

Smoked brisket is soooooo good. Don't get to have it that often since we strive to only eat meat we kill. That and the damn things are so frickin huge, especially the ones from Costco. I'd be willing to bet Costco has brisket related OSHA recordable injuries on record at some point in their history.

 

[alaskanpiper]

You are eating well in Alaska!

We have to. Harvesting calories burns a lot of calories

 

[d4k23]

I gotta small brisket at 10.5 lbs/2.59 a pound, fed my big family and another family with plenty of leftovers. Good on you to eat what you kill - I have only hunted once and that wild hog was just not very good. I do like deer that my in-laws get!