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I think Admin is going to let me have this space
Join Date: Mar 2008
Location: Toms River, NJ
Posts: 2,505
Credits: 4,887.1
Boat: 24 proline cc and 33 pace express
Home Port: Forked River NJ
Best Catch: EST. Grander In Toms Canyon/ 145lb allison/ 250lb mako/58lb cobia, 1st place 1996 miami metropolitan
Occupation: Self Employed Repossession
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i always get my stuff from shop rite by me and i have them cut it to my liking.. i like the porterhouse because it has so many cuts in it.. you get the filet, the eye, and the bone or whatever they are. lol
but i go to the butcher directly and say i want a porthouse and i want it 2" thick and i want it now. .lol they normally jump in headfirst and help meout.. |
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Stop staring at my Avatar.
Join Date: Apr 2008
Location: Rock Hill SC (Charlotte)
Posts: 382
Credits: 1,649.2
Boat: Gave up looking
Best Catch: Duckie
Occupation: Project management
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If you want good meat prices talk to the grocery store butcher and find out when they mark down the day befores meat. My local store marks it down twice a day. 30% early in the day and then an additional 40% around dinner. I usually get beef for half price. Its been in the case for one maybe two days since its been cut. I take it home vacuum bag it and freeze it. Ive always left beef sitting in the fridge for a couple days after thawing to age a little anyways it seems to tenderize the meat a little, this way its already sat a day or two and I thaw and throw it right on the grill.
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I love my rigging bucket
Join Date: May 2007
Posts: 106
Credits: 5,592.4
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A cowboy ribeye is what I salivate for, its a huge piece of meat double cut with the bone on. Dry rubbed cooked rare to med rare please. Tim
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