Re: steak
Originally Posted by nldfc
(Post 11119629)
I'm far too posh to look in value village ;)
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Re: steak
Originally Posted by caretaker
(Post 11119649)
Prize for first posh Newf in my experience.
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Re: steak
Tried the same again last night and left it in for 25 minutes this time and it was more "medium well" than the "medium rare" I prefer . I exaggerated the size the other day as it was only 2 1/4" thick and that was with the cake pan again .
Guessing about 15 mins may be the ideal time for that size of steak to come out as medium rare - maybe a little less if using the cast iron skillet - I will give it another blast next week |
Re: steak
Originally Posted by nldfc
(Post 11121739)
Tried the same again last night and left it in for 25 minutes this time and it was more "medium well" than the "medium rare" I prefer . I exaggerated the size the other day as it was only 2 1/4" thick and that was with the cake pan again .
Guessing about 15 mins may be the ideal time for that size of steak to come out as medium rare - maybe a little less if using the cast iron skillet - I will give it another blast next week I also think the cast iron pan may take longer to cool down once its really hot. With my pan I take it off the heat for about 30 seconds before flipping over so it doesn't burn the other side. |
Re: steak
Was a Costco steak but I didn't have the heart to bash it :) - Will report back with next weeks times and doneness levels
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Re: steak
Originally Posted by nldfc
(Post 11122076)
Was a Costco steak but I didn't have the heart to bash it :) - Will report back with next weeks times and doneness levels
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Re: steak
Nobody in their their right mind buys steak from Costco????? It's pants
If what want juicy cowboy steaks, you go to your local butcher |
Re: steak
Nope - It was the tenderloin - The Costco strip loins are good cuts as well but I always do them on the BBQ
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Re: steak
Originally Posted by ultrarunner
(Post 11122104)
Nobody in their their right mind buys steak from Costco????? It's pants
If what want juicy cowboy steaks, you go to your local butcher |
Re: steak
I think the steaks the Serb club has for Friday steak day are from Costco, they come individually cryovac'd, does that sound like them? I don't eat beefsteak very often but thought these were pretty good.
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Re: steak
It speaks volumes about the homogeneity of Canada that two posters, one in Vancouver and the other in Newfoundland, are talking about buying the same steaks from Costco. :(
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Re: steak
errrrr...no different from 2 posters from London and Glasgow talking about buying haggis, scotch eggs, and meat pie from ASDA
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Re: steak
Originally Posted by Jingsamichty
(Post 11122253)
It speaks volumes about the homogeneity of Canada that two posters, one in Vancouver and the other in Newfoundland, are talking about buying the same steaks from Costco. :(
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Re: steak
Originally Posted by ultrarunner
(Post 11122272)
errrrr...no different from 2 posters from London and Glasgow talking about buying haggis, scotch eggs, and meat pie from ASDA
Vancouver and St Johns are about 3,200 miles apart... further than London is from Kuwait City, yet people in Vancoiver & St Johns are able to have almost identical shopping baskets and diets. For it's geographical size, Canada is pretty poor at diversity of food. Anyway, I shouldn't grumble, because tonight I'm flying down to Calgary so will be able to get a beer and a nice bit of grub. Then on to the UK and Austria. :) |
Re: steak
Originally Posted by Jingsamichty
(Post 11122372)
Not really. Glasgow and London are only 400 miles apart, and the foods you mentioned are processed food, probably from some factory in the middle of them both.
Vancouver and St Johns are about 3,200 miles apart... further than London is from Kuwait City, yet people in Vancoiver & St Johns are able to have almost identical shopping baskets and diets. For it's geographical size, Canada is pretty poor at diversity of food. Anyway, I shouldn't grumble, because tonight I'm flying down to Calgary so will be able to get a beer and a nice bit of grub. Then on to the UK and Austria. :) |
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