r/meat • • 14h ago

Steak - rare

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236 Upvotes

How nice does my rare steak look from 1-10 and how could I improve


r/meat • • 9h ago

What cut is this steak!

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102 Upvotes

We went to a highly acclaimed restaurant and had a great experience with drinks, appetizers, and entrées. However, I do not believe this steak was what I ordered. I’m not going to disclose what I ordered to keep this completely unbiased. Please let me know your thoughts on what cut of steak this is! I will say that it was ordered from the Wagyu section. Thank you!


r/meat • • 11h ago

Butter basted prime grade ribeye

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85 Upvotes

r/meat • • 19h ago

Brisket for wedding catering

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54 Upvotes

r/meat • • 16h ago

Enjoy your mystery meat

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30 Upvotes

WTF. Anyone from the south remember Winn-Dixie? Their slogan used to be "The Beef People."


r/meat • • 20h ago

Experimental Surf n Turf turned out amazing

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22 Upvotes

Braised then seared beef tongue(mexican lengua inspired)
Seared U10 scallops
Radish for texture and color.


r/meat • • 11h ago

Smoked pot roast

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18 Upvotes

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Prime chuck roast from H-E-B seasoned and dry brined overnight with 2 Gringos Chupacabra Brisket Magic. Then it was slow smoked starting early this morning for 8 hours over post oak before going into the Instant pot to finish like a traditional pot roast. Served with my homemade spinach and artichoke dip!

Sooooooo goooood!


r/meat • • 19h ago

Prime ribeye from WildFork in Chicago.

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17 Upvotes

I thought it was a pretty good deal for $25.

Threw it on the smoker and reversed seared it to medium rare, perfectly juicy and tender.


r/meat • • 11h ago

Mexican style pork meat (carnitas) Jalisco style special recipe

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15 Upvotes

r/meat • • 7h ago

Beef tongue follow-up: Korean BBQ & smoked kimchi

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12 Upvotes

r/meat • • 22h ago

Friday night smoke.

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6 Upvotes

r/meat • • 3h ago

Baked ribs in an 11-spice marinade served over potatoes, with fermented cabbage.

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3 Upvotes

r/meat • • 10h ago

Bacon Wrapped Backstrap

3 Upvotes

Hey all,

I’m just getting into cooking wild game, specifically pork and venison. I recently got some pork back strap, would bacon wrapping it be a good idea? Or is “pork on pork” a bad idea? Don’t want to waste the meat if it’s not good. Thanks in advance!


r/meat • • 22h ago

Where can I buy sodium nitrite

3 Upvotes

Wanted to use nitrite rather than nitrate lmk


r/meat • • 19h ago

How’d I do in today’s economy?

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0 Upvotes