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Originally posted by 10sec302 View Post1500-1800 degrees doesnt mean anything to me.
Its more about flavor vs. how hot the grill is. Ive eaten at Japanese steak houses on the habachi grill (not comparing a Japanese steakhouse to an actual steakhouse) but the grill being that hot just cooked the steak faster, it didnt make it taste any better.
I guess I need to go to a better steakhouse then. Dont laugh but the most expensive steak Ive ever eaten eas $26.99 and to me, wasnt worth bragging about....at all.
LOL! Well, uh... Whatever you say.
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It doesn't sound cheap....it is.Originally posted by SEB View PostI know it sounds cheap. But im a cheap guy. For the money I love Outback Steaks, For two I can get out of Outback with Salad & Steak & Loaded BP & bread for $25 with tip & if you look they have have coupons for $5 off two orders
For what its worth, I like to go to Hillstone for a medium priced steak.
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I know it sounds cheap. But im a cheap guy. For the money I love Outback Steaks, For two I can get out of Outback with Salad & Steak & Loaded BP & bread for $25 with tip & if you look they have have coupons for $5 off two orders
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Originally posted by 10sec302 View Post1500-1800 degrees doesnt mean anything to me.
Its more about flavor vs. how hot the grill is. Ive eaten at Japanese steak houses on the habachi grill (not comparing a Japanese steakhouse to an actual steakhouse) but the grill being that hot just cooked the steak faster, it didnt make it taste any better.
I guess I need to go to a better steakhouse then. Dont laugh but the most expensive steak Ive ever eaten eas $26.99 and to me, wasnt worth bragging about....at all.
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Yup, 99% of the time steaks in that range will not be better than home cooked. You have fairly low quality cuts, with some minimum wage cook making it. That 26.99 probably included 2 sides and a salad too right?Originally posted by 10sec302 View PostI guess I need to go to a better steakhouse then. Dont laugh but the most expensive steak Ive ever eaten eas $26.99 and to me, wasnt worth bragging about....at all.
For instance CG runs you 40-45 I think just for the slab of meat to be cooked. Sides cost extra. That's when you start tasting stuff that is better then you grill at home.
Don't get me wrong, you still want to eat what you grill at home. It's just a nice treat to go out for those steaks.
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X3. I'm a very surprised out tender n juicy their steaks are. Don't even need to add sauce to the steakOriginally posted by Pro88LX View Post+1 for the corral!!!
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This post proves you're as hard headed as your other posts suggest.Originally posted by 10sec302 View Post1500-1800 degrees doesnt mean anything to me.
Its more about flavor vs. how hot the grill is. Ive eaten at Japanese steak houses on the habachi grill (not comparing a Japanese steakhouse to an actual steakhouse) but the grill being that hot just cooked the steak faster, it didnt make it taste any better.
I guess I need to go to a better steakhouse then. Dont laugh but the most expensive steak Ive ever eaten eas $26.99 and to me, wasnt worth bragging about....at all.
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1500-1800 degrees doesnt mean anything to me.Originally posted by bcoop View PostYou are eating at crappy steak houses then. You can't duplicate what a good steakhouse does at home. It's just not possible. There is no replacement for 1500-1800 degrees worth of heat.
Its more about flavor vs. how hot the grill is. Ive eaten at Japanese steak houses on the habachi grill (not comparing a Japanese steakhouse to an actual steakhouse) but the grill being that hot just cooked the steak faster, it didnt make it taste any better.
I guess I need to go to a better steakhouse then. Dont laugh but the most expensive steak Ive ever eaten eas $26.99 and to me, wasnt worth bragging about....at all.
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I'll agree 99.9% of the time, by at CG one of their Delmonico steaks has this sauce on it...dude, try that and see if you still feel that way. I'm not kidding, it is great. It compliments the meat that only your taste buds can describe.Originally posted by bcoop View PostSpices, sauces, and toppers cover up for lower quality cuts, and improper cooks. Salt, pepper, butter. Anything more is blasphemy on a true prime cut.
I still feel the way you do, except in that one case.
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Never been to Bobs, but been to Ruths and I would take it off the list if it were me.
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Looks like Bob's, CG, and Ruth's are the 3 to choose from. Guess you can't go wrong on any of these. Will probably think it over a few beers tonight..lol. As far as home steak vs. steak house, I'm with the others. Hard to beat a steakhouse. I've had my grill up to about 700 degrees, using wood. Hard to reach those steakhouse's temp. Pepper, salt, and a brush of olive oil is all I use on my steaks. Plus, I hate to use that much wood for a few pieces of steak. I don't have a badass grill, but it does the job.
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