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    Quote Originally Posted by veitnamcam View Post
    Im not sure i could eat 10kg in one go and would much rather have hot and juicy than cold and dry.

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    no,thats the fillet.ribeye is on the forequarter.it used to be rolled as roast beef years ago,now we take it out and use it as steak.
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    [QUOTE=veitnamcam;119075]I would slice it straight across the grain about 20mm thick fry some up and eat it freeze the rest.

    Think I'll add some fried union to that idea & maybe some mushrooms .
    Hide the rest in the freezer,probably won't last long .
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    Don't freeze it!!!! Leave it I'm the fridge mate, cut it as you need it
    It will last a long time in the fridge

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    you can actually roast it - cut to size and do it slow, or cut off steaks ACROSS the grain (thicker means juicier) and they should be cooked quickly.

    Google cooking steaks - there are some basic 'nos'

    use good fat or oil to cook it in. cheap oil (corn etc) is the pits. olive oil burns and smokes.
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    Quote Originally Posted by SiB View Post
    you can actually roast it - cut to size and do it slow, or cut off steaks ACROSS the grain (thicker means juicier) and they should be cooked quickly.

    Google cooking steaks - there are some basic 'nos'

    use good fat or oil to cook it in. cheap oil (corn etc) is the pits. olive oil burns and smokes.
    Rice bran oil is the shizzle for searing IMO, doesnt change the flavour, heats well and isnt rediculous $$

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    I agree rice bran has high cook temp, low taste etc - I use it occasionally myself sparingly

    but if you want a 'meaty' tasting steak, or crunchy roasties, those animal fats are the only way to go!

    To stay on thread; roast your piece of rib-eye, and roast your vegetables in goose, duck or horse fat. You'll never want them roasted any other way!
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    Quote Originally Posted by SiB View Post
    I agree rice bran has high cook temp, low taste etc - I use it occasionally myself sparingly

    but if you want a 'meaty' tasting steak, or crunchy roasties, those animal fats are the only way to go!

    To stay on thread; roast your piece of rib-eye, and roast your vegetables in goose, duck or horse fat. You'll never want them roasted any other way!
    Where do you get Gee Gee fat from?

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    Quote Originally Posted by BRADS View Post
    Don't freeze it!!!! Leave it I'm the fridge mate, cut it as you need it
    It will last a long time in the fridge
    Yes this is the way to go! Cut it as thick as you like, across the grain. You NEED to age the steak to get the full benefit and flavour out of it in my opinion.

    Rub olive oil onto the meat, good coating of salt and pepper and cook on a hot barby plate for 2-3 minutes on each side, then a minute on each side on the grill, then rest for 10. Enjoy.

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    Quote Originally Posted by JoshC View Post
    Yes this is the way to go! Cut it as thick as you like, across the grain. You NEED to age the steak to get the full benefit and flavour out of it in my opinion.

    Rub olive oil onto the meat, good coating of salt and pepper and cook on a hot barby plate for 2-3 minutes on each side, then a minute on each side on the grill, then rest for 10. Enjoy.
    Shit it would be almost cardboard after 5 mins on the plate!

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    No. Medium rare. I only cook my steak on a BBQ, and eat it at least 3 times a week. We're not talking mm thick slices here Gibo, I always cut my steak about 2 inches thick.
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    Quote Originally Posted by JoshC View Post
    I always cut my steak about 2 inches thick.
    Deadly thats the shit!!

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    Gotta love it mate
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    Quote Originally Posted by Gibo View Post
    Where do you get Gee Gee fat from?
    Gee Gees!

    But seriously; your friendly 'pet food' man might help.

    Note: not a good look to race down to the front of the race-stand and shout out; "can I have some of the fat, mate?" when a race-horse breaks its leg and the special little tent is being positioned around said animal
    NOBODY IS PERFECT - but if you're from Yorkshire you're pretty close
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    Quote Originally Posted by SiB View Post
    Gee Gees!

    But seriously; your friendly 'pet food' man might help.

    Note: not a good look to race down to the front of the race-stand and shout out; "can I have some of the fat, mate?" when a race-horse breaks its leg and the special little tent is being positioned around said animal
    Ha Ha bugger that was my next move!!! Ok will aproach this with more class.

    Rushy can you grab us some fat off the horse you use for target practise with the new cannon?

 

 

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