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#311
Feb 6 2020 12:21pm
Some tbone action

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Feb 6 2020 01:10pm
Quote (Subban2 @ Feb 6 2020 01:21pm)
Some tbone action

https://i.postimg.cc/7hgqMkBj/34-E500-A5-446-D-4-AC2-95-DE-99665-E071-C96.jpg


ROCKSALT YUMM!!
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#313
Feb 6 2020 01:32pm
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ROCKSALT YUMM!!



maldon sea salt flake, best shit out there
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#314
Feb 11 2020 06:30pm
Quote (Subban2 @ Feb 6 2020 02:32pm)
maldon sea salt flake, best shit out there


i havent used that in cooking steak yet. normally just regular salt haha
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#315
Feb 13 2020 01:22pm
Quote (me1 @ Feb 11 2020 04:30pm)
i havent used that in cooking steak yet. normally just regular salt haha


do your self a favor and get some good flake and coarse sea salt
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Feb 16 2020 07:15pm
Quote (me1 @ Feb 11 2020 07:30pm)
i havent used that in cooking steak yet. normally just regular salt haha



oh no :cry:
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Feb 21 2020 08:01am
Quote (Subban2 @ Feb 6 2020 07:21pm)
Some tbone action

https://i.postimg.cc/7hgqMkBj/34-E500-A5-446-D-4-AC2-95-DE-99665-E071-C96.jpg


Salt bae :lol:
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#318
Feb 22 2020 07:17pm
Had another 2" inch beast left in the freezer

Salt flake, ground pepper, garlic powder and butter
Cooked 3.5 hour at 133f sous vide and coal seared 45 sec each side

Also fries are home made air fried russet potatoes with duck fat and montreal steaks spices








Juicy and tender are the keyword :banana:

This post was edited by Subban2 on Feb 22 2020 07:19pm
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Feb 28 2020 12:25am
Quote (Subban2 @ Feb 22 2020 08:17pm)
Had another 2" inch beast left in the freezer

Salt flake, ground pepper, garlic powder and butter
Cooked 3.5 hour at 133f sous vide and coal seared 45 sec each side

Also fries are home made air fried russet potatoes with duck fat and montreal steaks spices

https://i.postimg.cc/7hwhwK25/7-B2-CA0-EA-272-E-4528-A5-CE-1-F241-D21-DC03.jpg

https://i.postimg.cc/G3x9qnWG/B212-BA2-C-A112-4-E41-8-E01-252-C57-FC1-BFC.jpg

https://i.postimg.cc/NFDMMR6p/595-B9-AB7-6-E50-432-E-B1-CF-C68-CD306-FD7-E.jpg


Juicy and tender are the keyword :banana:


T BONE BABY MY FAVORITE CUT
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#320
Mar 3 2020 06:04pm
Do you taste anything other than salt? Holy fuck.
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