BruceWayne
Flush
Top round, a spin on London broil.
Broiled on high for about 8 mins, flipped, did another 4.
I used a Chicago steak seasoning.
Broiled on high for about 8 mins, flipped, did another 4.
I used a Chicago steak seasoning.
love picanha, nice work - i think i posted one earlier in this thread. i like to score the fat cap. did you serve it with chimichurri??
also, i just finally got the pun in this thread title. duh.
I won’t buy marinades from Felons. For shame!I didn't take pictures, but I did a flank with a Martha Stewart marinade my wife found last week. Unbelievable. Flank is becoming one of my favorite cuts.
https://www.marthastewart.com/336489/soy-marinated-flank-steak
Give it a shot.
Very nice indeed!Perfectly rare +
Very nice indeed!
But IMO, you need to get rid of those plates, at least for photos. They just distract and detract from appreciation for the beautiful food.
Washagyu Ribeye with the guys at Bazaar Meats in Vegas
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How was the restaurant and, perhaps more importantly, the Washugyu chuleton — worth paying the premium for in comparison to their other cuts? It's at the top of my list for Vegas in November!Washagyu Ribeye with the guys at Bazaar Meats in Vegas
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It was positively amazing. My biggest complaint is I am old and my stomach gives out before I can eat half of a two point steak.How was the restaurant and, perhaps more importantly, the Washugyu chuleton — worth paying the premium for in comparison to their other cuts? It's at the top of my list for Vegas in November!
How was the restaurant and, perhaps more importantly, the Washugyu chuleton — worth paying the premium for in comparison to their other cuts? It's at the top of my list for Vegas in November!
Awesome! That's my mind made up then.We had a direct comparison of both the grass fed washugyu ribeye and the black Angus wagyu Ribeye; while the black Angus did have a more prominent "beef" flavor, the washugyu was unquestionably more tender and contained significantly more marbleization. Neither lacked flavor and overall both were fantastic. Enjoyed the washugyu more than the black Angus however, and yes worth the upcharge imo.
Oooooooooof, that's a beaut, right there! How did it look sliced?
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Sous vide and finished on charcoal with cold grate technique. Absolute can’t-miss. Phenomenal every time.
Was this a reverse sear?