The Steak Thread

Enough with the lies!


Actually... sirloin is another "type" of fillet... if you think about it.
But to clearify my statements above: I so eat fillet mignon 98% of the time
while sometimes, REALLY SOMETIME I'll order sirloin, depends where I am and what
style.
 
Actually... sirloin is another "type" of fillet... if you think about it.

No, not actually.

Filet is technically from the tenderloin only.

But I suppose you can pretend , by only eating the top sirloin next door.

You're missing out a lot of delicious cow, though, unless you prize the tenderloin that much.
 
I am a T-Bone or Strip man myself.

Will, this thread calls for a pic post of our steaks when you were here. :headbang::headbang:

My best recipe, alot of peeps have said similar:

First (and foremost)
Let the meat sit out at room temp for at least an hour

Base on both sides:
Soy Sauce (i like the reduced sodium) LOTS of this !!!
garlic powder (make sure its powder, not salt)
onion powder (make sure its powder, not salt)

On one side:
Basil (lightly)
small amount of sea salt

On other side:
fresh ground black pepper
small amount of oreagano

Grill at very high heat, you want to sear the meat
cook to liking (I like a good Med Rare)

Bon Apetite!
 
I hate that guy. I haven't spoken to him since the end of that trip. The fact that he was a vegitarian probably had something to do with it.
 
Yes, Top sirloin is what I mean. Some restaurants call it "top fillet" and to the mignon they call tenderloin.
I do only prefer those cuts myself... I was never a fan of the "cow" meat to begin with,
and those cuts seem to be the tastiest in my opinion.


Hey Chris: help me out here: what in Europe we call: "Sinta"
is that the 'Top Sirloin' in English?
 
ahhhhhh now I know why everytime I go back home I eat different cuts at restaurants...
my god, Derick's thread taught me something today :)

check out the two charts: "American beef cuts" VS British Meat cuts:
I think in Europe they go by the British cuts...
no wonder.... this explains a lor of things.
The sirloin is what I call: "SINTA"

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Beef


interesting!!!
 
Here's the hebrew one that I'm basing it on...
(for M00s)

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