Andy M.
Certified Pretend Chef
msmofet, my mouth is watering!
Here is dinner.
msmofet, my mouth is watering!
It all looks amazing MM
Thank you everyone. It was good. I am thinking of going back for another one before the sale is over.That is one pretty portrait of that moo-cow. Done perfectly MsM! My sauteed mushrooms would have gone perfectly with your steak.
Here is dinner.
Prime sirloin steak cooked via reverse searing. I seasoned and let it sit for about 1 hour. Put in 275°F oven for approx. 25 minutes for 2 ½-inch steak till internal temp was 90°F. Then seared on cast iron stovetop grill pan till internal temp was 117°F. I served it with a side of microwave steamed fresh baby spinach. Dessert was strawberry shortcake with a chocolate sponge cake cup and whipped cream to top.
Thank you Vit. I went back and got 4 thinner Prime sirloin steaks for the freezer. They are only about 1/2 inch thick. They do in store dry aging. Every time I go in I look in the case at the slabs hanging in the aging case and I am waiting for them to go on sale. BTW NOT a typo $4.99/lb for real.oh lord, oh lord!! msm, you have taken me to the mountaintop once again!
i would kill for just your leftovers today! just the fat edges on that steak!
lovely dessert, did anyone have room for it?
first off, i'm surprised to see prime grade steak available in stores. i want to go steak shopping with you next time, msm, get me some five dollar prime sirloin. i'm still thinking 'typo'....
Tonight's dinner looks amazing at all of your houses! We decided on steak and shrimp here. Hubby also grilled up some peppers for me (and my son) and potatoes for those who chose to eat them. It sure was a nice meal. We also had a glass of wine. When I was getting everything ready to go on the grill, Hubby fed me smoked salmon on crackers. Yea, I know, that has carbs in the crackers, but he was feeding me!
When I was getting everything ready to go on the grill, Hubby fed me smoked salmon on crackers. Yea, I know, that has carbs in the crackers, but he was feeding me!
There are no calories (or carbs, I suppose) in food that is being fed to you by someone else. All the calories stay with the food handler, so you're safe.