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with the grilling season in full swing, what cut of steak do you perfer and why?
 

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Big fan of the Ribeye, in vancouver I used to buy a 20lbs and cut it myself.

great on the bar b que with just some salt pepper and rosemary
 

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Really no bad cut, but my #1 is porterhouse
 

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I like the T-bone-Medium Rare..

Maybe the Ol 96er from the Great Outdoors..lol

or maybe this one:

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Sweet Lou, I just read in another thread you're a big fan of a different type of meat. Is this true?
 

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Whatever cut you get, you better be going USDA PRIME

Prime steak is the shiznit.

Prime Filet when you want tender

Prime rib eye when you want that heavier, juicer, fatter steak
 

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Good ribeye is hard to beat. T-Bones are damn good too. Why wouldn't you like a strip steak and a filet all in one?
 

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Sweet Lou,My favorite meat is TUBE STEAK.. I prefer TUBE STEAK? I know I am a Homo with no life.. can I suck your balls?

Hey man just pray the gay away.. sorry cant help you other than the You sucking my balls part.. as I said in my other post.. sorry they are vinegary..
 
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Rickey don't eat no beef without a CowFax report. Rickey want to know where that Cow been.


Ribeye on the grill all day!
 

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I really can't tell the difference between them. Porterhouse, ribeye, filet...

I got this tasty drunken rib eye from this restaurant last week. They marinate the steak in jack daniels or beer or something and I normally wouldn't think I'd like that but it's money.
 

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filet mignon... go to ruth's chris, order it medium rare, then cook it a bit more on your plate
 

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Prime center cut New York Strip, no contest. The inner muscular fat gives it unbelievable flavor, season with kosher salt and fresh cracked pepper. Ribeyes also have nice inner muscular fat, but also have a large chuck of fat that runs right through the middle that kills it for me. Filet should not even be mentioned in this thread.
 

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