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Uno beef house prime ripeyes
That's also a good one. We share the same taste. (The spelling is ribeye.)
Uno beef house prime ripeyes
That's also a good one. We share the same taste. (The spelling is ribeye.)
FYI: Gado Gado means "sissors sissors" in hokkien.
Anyone try Yong Tau Hu with gado gado sauce? damn nice man![]()
roast 12 hours becomes well done already. where got nice like eat rubber like thatRoast Prime Rib, roast for more tham 12 hrs, outh watering and it in melt in your mouth, with black pepper sauce.
Roast Prime Rib, roast for more tham 12 hrs, outh watering and it in melt in your mouth, with black pepper sauce.
actually between ribeye and tenderloin which cut you all prefer?
surprisingly poached eggs over proscuitto and thin crusted pan cakes.
For beef cuts, my preference as follows:
1. Ribeye
2. T-bone
3. Sirloin (Striploin ??)
Having said this, I am not a butcher and only get these from the market. The above three are my personal favs for grilling. I do not do stews, etc. and therefore have limited knowledge. I used to order filet mignon when I went to a restaurant, but after I started bbqing often, I won't even touch that - no flavor compared to the three I've mentioned.
Cheers!
i believe you know more than me in this area.
to me i cannot taste much difference in these 2. Personally ribeye tends to taste a bit fatter (i like that taste a lot), but the difference is very subtle.
T-bone the part above the ribs. Ribeye is the part covering the ribs. Sirloin is the part below the ribs. The real fatty parts on backs and bellies can't be cooked into steaks. They'd be made into bacons, the limbs into hams.
Bacon and ham refer to pigs, while sirloin, ribeyes are parts of the cow - at least as used by butchers.
Between cooking beef and pork, I see that pork requires more skill. I could easily season beef with just salt and pepper, but pokt requires serious seasoning to come out good. Anyone can produce a good piece of beef steak. However, it takes skill and some learning to make a great tasting piece of char siew or bak kut teh.
Cheers!
Bacon and ham refer to pigs, while sirloin, ribeyes are parts of the cow - at least as used by butchers.
Between cooking beef and pork, I see that pork requires more skill. I could easily season beef with just salt and pepper, but pokt requires serious seasoning to come out good. Anyone can produce a good piece of beef steak. However, it takes skill and some learning to make a great tasting piece of char siew or bak kut teh.
Cheers!