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bonesninja
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beef....its what s for dinna fegs...t bones for adults, shoulder steaks for kiddies.

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need pics of finished product, real men must know how to properly cook a steak
sorry...its already begun to digest. But my steaks need no more than 3 minutes on each side...just enough to leave a SLIGHTLY pink center and still very juicy

 
Haha, shoulder steaks on the grill.

Lol.

Actually it appears to be eye of round steak, but they may have seamed the clod muscle out. The t-bones are nice though, they didn't leave a lot of chine bone on em.

CT

 
Haha, shoulder steaks on the grill.
Lol.

Actually it appears to be eye of round steak, but they may have seamed the clod muscle out. The t-bones are nice though, they didn't leave a lot of chine bone on em.

CT
lol...i normally would not throw those on but the kids don't like the marbling on t- bones so they get those. I noticed the bones were a bit small on these but it was these or some very lethargic looking porterhouses at the store and these looked way better

 
lol...i normally would not throw those on but the kids don't like the marbling on t- bones so they get those. I noticed the bones were a bit small on these but it was these or some very lethargic looking porterhouses at the store and these looked way better
Less chine bone is good.

The chine bone is basically the top of the "T" on the T bone, this is the backbone of the animal.

Usually on a shortloin, which tbones and porters come off of, the chine bone is left on rather thick.

Usually there is a pit between the bones up to an inch or so deep. Removing the chine bone is bad for the business, but good for you.

Haha, it could also be removed because it was discolored. Bones have a tendency to turn black or green, even within a day of them being cut. The best method is to remove it, if you want to make a sale on the cut.

CT

 
Less chine bone is good.

The chine bone is basically the top of the "T" on the T bone, this is the backbone of the animal.

Usually on a shortloin, which tbones and porters come off of, the chine bone is left on rather thick.

Usually there is a pit between the bones up to an inch or so deep. Removing the chine bone is bad for the business, but good for you.

Haha, it could also be removed because it was discolored. Bones have a tendency to turn black or green, even within a day of them being cut. The best method is to remove it, if you want to make a sale on the cut.

CT
cool...i'll have to remember that....i pretty much know what to look for in marbling and the outer edge fat but not the bones.

 
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