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musclecarjohn

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Figured I'd try this one time before I die,we ordered these 16oz dry-aged boneless prime ribeyes from www.allenbrothers.com after drooling over their catalogs for years...we'll fire them up tomorrow night over white-hot coals with well-soaked hickory wood.
Steaks will be at room temp and lightly seasoned with evoo,fresh cracked black pepper and coarse sea salt...4-5 mins per side,rest for 5 minutes then serve with old-vine zinfandel.:yes

I hate to admit it...but that's $80 you're looking at:
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Someone say marble...?:thumbsup:
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2 inches thick...:beers:
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Check back tomorrow for an update...I ain't skeered to cook 'em,sure hope they're tasty!
 
I'll invite myself and bring the baked Idaho Russet potatoes (buttered and lightly spiced on the skin wrapped in foil baked to fluffy perfection) real bacon bits, butter,& cheese sauce, and a large can of virgin baby peas, more butter and spice along with a bottle of Bacardi Rum.
That oughta just about do it.
Maybe a smoke for afterwords to go along with that smile on my face.
Oh.. Darn, I don't smoke.
 
Nothing....I mean nothing!!!! Did I say nothing? Beats dry aged meats......we treat ourselves every few years so we know we are still alive. Worth evry penny of $225.00 with tip for dinner.

Your going to love those!!
 
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Those look great! May we have progress pictures as they cook and as they are served?
Thanks guys and yes...follow along for further updates.:yes:
 
Best cut of the cow, IMO. I love the cowboy cut (with the bone) Ruth Chris sells one for about $45.00 or so...John I would split that sucker into 4-1 inch steaks... Grill them medium rare and slather creamed horseradish and blue cheese on top... :beers: Its also better than ...well you know...Can't wait for our Prime rib Christmas dinner...this got me going for sure... Thanks for posting. :yes:
 
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Best cut of the cow, IMO. I love the cowboy cut (with the bone) Ruth Chris sells one for about $45.00 or so...John I would split that sucker into 4-1 inch steaks... Grill them medium rare and slather creamed horseradish and blue cheese on top... :beers: Its also better than ...well you know...Can't wait for our Prime rib Christmas dinner...this got me going for sure... Thanks for posting. :yes:
Man Mike,your way sure sounds tasty!:yes:

I debated about getting bone-in ones but the smallest cut they had was 20 oz and the price runs about $50-$60/steak...had to draw the line somewhere,lol...woulda loved it though.

Will be pulling them out in about 1.5 hrs to make certain we're at room temp...checking my grill now so stay tuned guys,pictures to follow...:thumbsup:
 
This is bad.... very bad. I am looking at this at midnight and, even after a huge dinner, I am now hungry again. Looks like time for a midnight snack... maybe some apple sausage with honey and terryiki glaze ought to do the trick. those steaks look mighty tasty. Very cool grill too.

Ok - it's official... now I'm starving :(........ later.
 
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