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Location: where you sip the tea of the breasts of the spinsters of Utica
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Today it was boiled for an hour, very well done.
I decided early on to turn some soup bones that had been lurking in the freezer into beef barley soup, so simmered up a large pot for about 6 hours, took out the bones and reduced a bit, then added the barley, carrots, onion, garlic, and scraps of tomato. Then I looked around in the frig for some beef, and noticed some cross-rib steak that clearly had seen better days ...... it hurt me not to grill it, but I needed some meat in the soup, and so chopped it up and threw it in for an hour. Tasted good, even without having seared the meat.
Oh, ribeye ....... like most people, I like it medium rare. I usually just eat it as soon as it's cooked, to me it seems better that way than resting it, along with salt and pepper. Don't get mad at me, but sometimes I put a little bit of barbecue sauce on it. Other times I dose it with a good soy sauce - it's much better than you might suspect.
Location: Sodo Sopa at The Villas above Kenny' s House.
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Ribeye was always my go to steak since my teen years. The marbleing helps protect against dryness if overcooked and adds flavor. Lately I have developed an appreciation for NY strips they have a much stronger flavor from the meat rather then the fat.
which is also called new York strip , or sirloin strip
i like most of these steaks, I think flavor wise top sirloin is toward the top and less expensive, but I love New York or KC strip as well. Let't face it, prepared right there isn't many things much better than a good steak....
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