nifty steak grilling tip

Sep 16, 2007 22:32

Last night, while surfing the net, I stumbled upon a blog post that claimed one could turn a cheap steak into something more akin to a filet by coating it in a thick layer of salt one hour before grilling it. Click the link to get an idea of the basic science of how and why this works ( Read more... )

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decibel45 September 17 2007, 04:55:30 UTC
Yeah, but NY Strip is a pretty damn good cut of meat already, no?

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equiraptor September 17 2007, 12:47:05 UTC
Depends on what you're looking for. NY Strip is relatively low on marbling (unlike, say, a ribeye), so they can be less juicy and less flavorful. If it's a "good" cow, it'll still be a good piece of meat, but if it's not as good a cow, it'll be lower on flavor and dryer. They don't tend to be tough, though.

NY Strip in one of my favorite cuts, specifically because it's low on marbling. I HATE steak with fat in the middle of it!

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paradox0220 September 17 2007, 15:54:34 UTC
Mmmmm ribeye with fat in the middle. :) Wonder if this technique would be good for that? :)

PS: You guys missed some really good sushi last night; yummy!

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equiraptor September 17 2007, 15:56:33 UTC
You mised a really fun autocross. It was a great course at a great site.

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