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Posted By: IA_fog Steak help - 11/14/23
Ok guys
Ive been grilling steaks for 40 years and last few years have been complemented on how good. Then BAM the last 2 times they have been tough!!! First 2 were store bought sirloins wrapped in bacon cooked to were was med rare and were tough as shoe leather. Then 2 days ago took 2 nice ribeyes 1 1/2” thick, seared at 450 on pellet grill then internal to temp. One was perfect the other was tough as crap.
Now the ribeyes i threw in sink to thaw that morning seasoned quick and on the grill can’t remember on the sirloin
What did i do wrong?
Cooked just like that before on pellet grill and were perfect. Was it just a poor meat? Or my thawing technique?
Posted By: beretzs Re: Steak help - 11/15/23
I'd blame the meat myself. I do about the same mostly and it's usually about spot on.
Posted By: 5sdad Re: Steak help - 11/15/23
The art of raising cattle with enhanced sinew development is close to being perfected.
Posted By: wabigoon Re: Steak help - 11/15/23
I'd like to share some of our beef with you 'all.
Posted By: wabigoon Re: Steak help - 11/15/23
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Posted By: Hogwild7 Re: Steak help - 11/15/23
Buy At least Choice grade or better yet Prime . Select is probably tough no matter what you do.
Posted By: IA_fog Re: Steak help - 11/15/23
Get half a beef each year from neighbor usually top grade steaks
Posted By: Dillonbuck Re: Steak help - 11/17/23
Originally Posted by wabigoon
I'd like to share some of our beef with you 'all.



Everyfukinbody who raises beef gets every cow to be perfect.
"Prime Beef" (they think it means good, no idea what it is really)
"You can cut our roundsteak with a fork"🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

This is every kangaroo ranch that has no bloodline info, no records of
any pertinent data, couldn't tell you the analysis of feed...


And yet, we still buy schiddy steaks occasionally.
Posted By: alwaysoutdoors Re: Steak help - 11/17/23
Originally Posted by wabigoon
I'd like to share some of our beef with you 'all.
Send me your address. I’ll rent a refer rig. 2000 lbs good with you?
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