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Quoted: Here's some real strips https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/14209/Resized_20220724_145129-2618421.jpg https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/14209/20221128_200913-2618419.jpg View Quote Blade tenderized. ETA OP's steaks are what is called NY strips around here. I'm a bit weak on grading beef but those look like the lower end of USDA Choice to me. They will probably taste good. |
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WTF is a matter with you people calling them ribeye? Those are lean NY strip steaks. PERIOD! Cook rare or they will be tough.
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Those look like the NY Strips they put on sale for $5.99/lb at the Food Lion.
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It's a strip. The gristle in the upper right of each steak is a give away.
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Quoted: The Rib is next to the short loin, it looks like you got an inbetween cut then. This happens very frequently at my local Rouse's. https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/71ULevQqwRL._AC_SX679_.jpg View Quote I will go with what @midcap says....I bought some ribeyes last week at Rouses that looked just like this. They were good, I seared on the stove and then smoked them...mama liked them and that is all that counts |
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Ribeye. From the lower ribs, the loin end. There is still a cap. Barely.
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Those are ribeyes.
Shaped like a strip cut, but the fat roll and the rib cap says otherwise. |
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Looks like a strip steak to me. Some maybe call it a top loin steak.
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Quoted: Here's some real strips https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/14209/Resized_20220724_145129-2618421.jpg https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/14209/20221128_200913-2618419.jpg View Quote I'm a ribeye man, but that could turn me. That marble is gorgeous. |
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Definitely strips, have people saying ribeye ever eaten a ribeye?
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Looks like the big portion of a T-bone, or Porterhouse steak. The tenderloin is the small piece of meat, and I can't remember what the larger portion is called. New York strip, is the first thing that comes to mind, but I'm just not sure.
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I voted Ribeye - still believe but might, just might be NY strip.
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https://www.grillseeker.com/kansas-city-steak-vs-new-york-steak-vs-boston-strip-steak/ In the battle of Kansas City steak vs New York strip steak, there is little to no difference between the two. They are the same cut of meat. The cut originated in Kansas City and gained popularity when chefs in New York started calling it the New York strip, but they are in fact, the same cut. Because those NY fuckers stole it - who seriously thinks anyone in NYC knows what a cow actually looks like? |
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Taste was ok. I've definitely had better. But it was edible even if it was low end of Choice.
I went to Walmart tonight and bought some good looking $4.48/lb chuck to put in some chili. That's a bit much for chuck, but it looked like a whole muscle, oddly enough. |
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those are strip steaks, NOT ribeyes. Y'all clearly are meat challenged.
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