Post number #96282, ID: 2b37e5
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Do you guys love steak? Because I sure do.
Post number #96285, ID: f4c32c
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I sure do. What's your favorite cut of meat?
I'm partial to rib eye, but I like a good t-bone every now and then.
Post number #96321, ID: b3bbff
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>>96282 I only like steak well done and with ketchup
Post number #96323, ID: f4c32c
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>>96321 low hanging bait
Post number #96479, ID: a3c883
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>>96285 Hell I'll take any kind. Filet minon, london broil, ribeye, flank steak, t-bone, whatever.
If I had to pick one, I love a good tenderloin cooked to perfection.
Post number #96495, ID: e35a8b
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I really do, but I'm a vegetarian so I can't have any.
Post number #96505, ID: f12e90
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>>96495 You could, you just choose not to
Post number #96517, ID: 7b8a7f
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mushroom is more delicious than meat or vegetables
Post number #96523, ID: a3c883
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Post number #96820, ID: 716794
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I can't find a good place that isn't expensive. How do I cook my own
Post number #96881, ID: a3c883
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>>96820 Preheat your broiler to 500 degrees F. Put your meat on the centet rack. Cook each side 10 minutes each. Continue turning the meat, but lower the time depending on how well done you want it. Something like 10>5>3 should be good for most steaks, but you should always check the center to see if it's done. If you aren't sure just add more time until it's browned all the way through.
Post number #96923, ID: e35a8b
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>>96505 Nah man I can't.
Post number #96942, ID: e5abdd
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fsteak
Post number #96966, ID: b40006
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I am not particularly a meat eater, but a good steak is always nice
Post number #96967, ID: 716794
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>>96881 nice, thanks
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| Do you guys love steak? Because I sure do.