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bzzzz wrong
ok ok there's a tiny amount of fat in a filet BUT real men know that's a "ladies" cut of beef
"Rib-eye: A boneless cut from the eye of the prime rib with excellent marbling and a one-quarter- to three-quarter-inch ribbon of fat running through it. Typically, rib-eye is the most flavorful steak. For an extra punch of flavor, look for a bone-in rib-eye (called the Delmonico at the Capital Grille).
New York strip (sometimes called sirloin): A dense, slightly chewy cut, it boasts more tenderness than the rib-eye but maintains a good deal of flavor. The bone-in version is sometimes called a Kansas City strip. This is the most popular steak at the Palm, which also offers a 36-ounce double cut for two.
Filet mignon or tenderloin: The most tender, least marbled and mildest flavored steak. Steakhouse sources say it
ok ok there's a tiny amount of fat in a filet BUT real men know that's a "ladies" cut of beef
"Rib-eye: A boneless cut from the eye of the prime rib with excellent marbling and a one-quarter- to three-quarter-inch ribbon of fat running through it. Typically, rib-eye is the most flavorful steak. For an extra punch of flavor, look for a bone-in rib-eye (called the Delmonico at the Capital Grille).
New York strip (sometimes called sirloin): A dense, slightly chewy cut, it boasts more tenderness than the rib-eye but maintains a good deal of flavor. The bone-in version is sometimes called a Kansas City strip. This is the most popular steak at the Palm, which also offers a 36-ounce double cut for two.
Filet mignon or tenderloin: The most tender, least marbled and mildest flavored steak. Steakhouse sources say it
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Abe and Louie's is the only place I've found the bone in filet so far. It was good, but not as good as the filet from Ruth's Chris I've had. I liked the Morton's filet better than the A&L's as well. I only eat my steak rare...not med rare I haven't had a filet at a good steak house that lacked flavor. It's hard to trade so much tenderness for a bit of flavor, but I will humor you Steve and pick up a delmonico and give it a try. I've done the porterhouse at Mortons and found I enjoyed the filet side much more than the NY strip. I get NY strips at Costco to cook at home and those have a side strip of fat on one edge. They are mighty tasty....but still I prefer the filet. Charleys did offer the Kansas City strip...they had a nice presentation and some lovely cuts.
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yeah I have to agree on Ruth's Chris....Smith and Wollensky's has been so inconsistent. Morton's is great, but Ruth's Chris is just a little better. I've been to one in Philly, 2 in DC, and the one in Boston and they all just rock. We are taking Jen's mom there soon as a gift. I can't wait.
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Originally Posted by S@Heart,May 29 2007, 05:12 PM
Lobster and steamers! YUMMY!!!!!
They have to be, by far, my favorites!
So lobster lovers when are we all getting together for a cruise and a lobster fest????
They have to be, by far, my favorites!
So lobster lovers when are we all getting together for a cruise and a lobster fest????
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The best steak I have ever had. Better then Ruth Chris' was Bife Costilla Ancho / T-Bone Steak minimum 22 oz
at el Gaucho in Aruba
To die for!
at el Gaucho in Aruba
To die for!
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Originally Posted by Ray K.,May 29 2007, 03:56 PM
I've been to one in Philly, 2 in DC, and the one in Boston and they all just rock.
The Ruth Chris in Bean Town is at Old City Hall right?