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Title: The best steak Post by: Stogie Vol on December 29, 2011, 06:43:35 EST Where have you had the best steak you've ever had?
Plus, if anyone has been to both Longhorn Steakhouse and Ruth's Chris and ordered the same cut, which was better? Title: Bones Atlanta * Post by: wtkvol on December 29, 2011, 07:44:41 EST nm
Title: Re: The best steak Post by: murfvol on December 29, 2011, 07:55:49 EST As far as chains go Flemmings is far better than Morton's and Ruth's Chris. They all cost basically the same so it's apples to apples. I'm a ribeye guy with the occaisional New York Strip thrown in.
That having been said about Flemmings I think Longhorn provides the best bang for the buck. You get at least one side with your steak. If you want to grill your own Regg's meat market in Nashville and Terry's Grocery in Gallatin are fantastic. Title: Re: The best steak Post by: Jedi Master on December 29, 2011, 08:07:57 EST Quote Where have you had the best steak you've ever had? The best rib eye I've ever had was from home, grilled on my Big Green Egg. I've had excellent results when ordering from Longhorn. Haven't visited Ruth's Chris yet. Unfortunately, I've been a vegan/vegetarian since September. :loco: Title: Re: The best steak Post by: ReVOLver on December 29, 2011, 08:09:55 EST As far as chains go Flemmings is far better than Morton's and Ruth's Chris. They all cost basically the same so it's apples to apples. I'm a ribeye guy with the occaisional New York Strip thrown in. That having been said about Flemmings I think Longhorn provides the best bang for the buck. You get at least one side with your steak. If you want to grill your own Regg's is a great meat market in Nashville and Taylor and Taylor (something like that) in Gallatin are fantastic. I've never been to Fleming's but I love Morton's. Ruth's Chris is overrated... Stoney River is better than Ruth's Chris. Title: Re: The best steak Post by: VinnieVOL on December 29, 2011, 08:32:30 EST Longhorn is the best steak I've had, as well.
I've always wanted to try Ye Olde Steakhouse. Title: Re: The best steak Post by: Stogie Vol on December 29, 2011, 10:00:42 EST I've never been to Fleming's but I love Morton's. Ruth's Chris is overrated... Stoney River is better than Ruth's Chris. Stoney River....is that where I had a ribeye that had gorgonzola butter on it? It was fantastic. I have to say, though, that Longhorn's ribeye is the leader of the pack so far. Title: Re: The best steak Post by: GreggO on December 29, 2011, 10:43:37 EST The Rawhide Palace in Houston. Good steak, good views and easy women. Of course, that was 30 years ago.
G Title: Re: The best steak Post by: WoodstockVol on December 30, 2011, 03:11:48 EST Ruth's Chris Steakhouse in Atlanta. I took a date there in 2006,that was one hell of a good steak(It was served with creamed potatoes). It was expensive as hell,You get a great steak however
Title: Re: The best steak Post by: byronga on January 01, 2012, 02:30:16 EST This is the best that I've visited.
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Title: Re: The best steak Post by: EmerilVOL on January 01, 2012, 08:03:56 EST Where have you had the best steak you've ever had? Plus, if anyone has been to both Longhorn Steakhouse and Ruth's Chris and ordered the same cut, which was better? Many Chefs do not really favor the Filet as a truly tasty cut of steak since it is usually more lean than most steak cuts. But you can get it to be flavorful with the addition of some basic seasonings and some basic addition of some fats to give it more flavor as well as adding to the flavor with some wine to deglace the pan. Here is a method I favor for a good steak no matter the cut. 1 Take your steaks out of the refrigerator 2 Season them with salt and fresh cracked black pepper 3 Let the steaks sit for 30 minutes 4 Get your pan red hot....brush the pan with oil...when it is hot it will start to give off a intense smell of the oil you are using (I suggest a good quality light peanut oil) 5 Place the steaks on the pan and let sear for 3 minutes per side 6 Place into a preheated 450 degree oven 7 For rare leave in 4 minutes for medium rare 5-5:30 minutes for medium 6:30 minutes 8 If you are cooking your steak longer than this do NOT tell me I dont want to know 9 Let your steak rest for 5 to 10 minutes after taking out of oven 10 Optional: You can finsih your steaks as you remove them from the oven with a little bit of butter, some mushrooms and then deglace the pan after removing the steaks from the pan and fisnihing the mushrooms in wine |