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"R Reid" wrote
>I am new to cooking in a way LOL I am 24 just getting my own place. > Like a lot of people I like my steaks now and then. > Is there a way to make them tender when cooking or whats the best piece > to buy in the food stores? Hi Rachael. Best item to cook it in for a single: Heavy cast iron pan. Takes time to cure them totally but just use to cook fatty things and wipe with a towel to clean (not dishwasher) an it's good. Next up is a habatchi which is sized right for a single to use. Tender meats are ones that have a fair amount of fat running through them. Those lovely all red packs with no visible fat, do not make for good steaks. T-bone is the classic one for tender good meat. |
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On Jul 5, 5:10*pm, "cshenk" > wrote:
> > > Next up is a habatchi which is sized right for a single to use. > Hibachis do work well for grilling one steak, but so does a Smokey Joe, and it can do so much more. Chicken thighs on a hibachi? --Bryan |
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