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I'm dying to try Kobe beef from Japan, it's the most marbelize beef on the planet. But it's extremly expensive I hear.
I think they did a segment about Kobe beef on Travel Channel ... It was the guy that goes around the world and eats everything -- including bugs.
The segment showed how the cows are hand massaged, etc.
The meat is really crazy expensive, though.
I think I remember them saying, one steak (which is small) costs upwards of $250.00
NO thank you
I'd much rather have chuckComment
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nothing rare for me,it's gotta be well done"Time to nut up or shut up" -Tallahassee
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I don't like well done because you really can't taste anything except charcoal.
My fav is burned on the outside and pink on the inside
Done by flashfiring it
Hit it really hard with high intense heat and hurry up and get it off the flame.
When it's on side-2 cooking .... as soon as the blood stops leaching through the top, it's done.Comment
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That's my favourite, nice marbled Kobe beef, rare, rare, rare (cooking Kobe beef until it's well done would be a complete waste). There are similar types of beef in Japan that are also marbled with fat (that's what makes them so good!) but are less expensive than Kobe. When they are cooked rare, they just melt in your mouth, delicious! I don't have that with any sort of sauce or seasoning, you just want to enjoy the taste of the beef. I don't get a chance to have Kobe beef here in Canada, so I'll settle for something tender and rare. I like them bloody!Comment
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About a year ago I seen a segment on a show ..........
It sounds like the new IN thing for steaks is .......
Somehow they cut the steaks extra large .....
They leave the steaks RAW in a holding room for a month
The steak will begin to rot after a time....
After a month-ish, they take the steak and cut off all the rot.
They then cook and serve it.
It suppose to be really expensive because of the time it takes to prepare it-- and they suppose to taste really good.
Me personally,
I wouldn't touch it with a 10 foot poll
After a month of no freezing, IMO --- that's buzzard bait.Comment
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BTW,... I am not into Steak Sauce either,.. It Kills the Flavor of the Meat. imo.... The Original Knight ..., Often Imitated, However Never Duplicated. The 1st Knight in Customs.
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About a year ago I seen a segment on a show ..........
It sounds like the new IN thing for steaks is .......
Somehow they cut the steaks extra large .....
They leave the steaks RAW in a holding room for a month
The steak will begin to rot after a time....
After a month-ish, they take the steak and cut off all the rot.
They then cook and serve it.
It suppose to be really expensive because of the time it takes to prepare it-- and they suppose to taste really good.
Me personally,
I wouldn't touch it with a 10 foot poll
After a month of no freezing, IMO --- that's buzzard bait.Comment
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An extra thick ribeye rare! Burned and crispy on the outside and bloody in the middle! Steak sauce I want to taste the beef flavor.
I did have Kobe beef once in Japan and it is the best steak I've ever eaten but probably will never have the chance again. What steak wouldn't be the best in the world when the cow is fed beer and massaged?Comment
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There's no tastier steak on earth than a medium-rare grilled rib-eye steak...that stuff is food of the gods.
Coming in second would be porterhouse, t-bone, and New York.
I find fillet-mignon overrated, yes, it's very tender but too lean, and doesn't have the marbilization and fat of a rib-eye.
Great cuts like rib-eye and porterhouse does NOT need anything but salt and pepper...I do not marinate these high-grade cuts of meat, I find that sinful.
The meats that I do marinate are lower-grade cuts like flank, chuck, round, and sirloin...those meats are less flavourful and tough...and marinating is highly recommended...but please, for the love of God almighty, leave the high-grade cuts alone, all they need is salt and pepper.sigpicComment
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BTW, I tried Kobe beef and it is indeed great...but give me an Argentinian mesquite grilled rib-eye anyday, it blows Kobe beef outta the water (especially for the price).
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Last edited by Hector; May 25, '08, 6:34 PM.sigpicComment
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About a year ago I seen a segment on a show ..........
It sounds like the new IN thing for steaks is .......
Somehow they cut the steaks extra large .....
They leave the steaks RAW in a holding room for a month
The steak will begin to rot after a time....
After a month-ish, they take the steak and cut off all the rot.
They then cook and serve it.
It suppose to be really expensive because of the time it takes to prepare it-- and they suppose to taste really good.
Me personally,
I wouldn't touch it with a 10 foot poll
After a month of no freezing, IMO --- that's buzzard bait.
But it's not actually rotten meat, there's a process they use to age it, it's not just hanging the meat for a month.
But like I said, it was not my thing.sigpicComment
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