You’ll have to ask him that yourselfMarcus wrote:I'll pop a bit in the post!![]()
Does Cap't wan't a bit of my meat too?

You’ll have to ask him that yourselfMarcus wrote:I'll pop a bit in the post!![]()
Does Cap't wan't a bit of my meat too?
If there was blood on the plate bach I'd smash itMarcus wrote:I'll pop a bit in the post!![]()
Does Cap't wan't a bit of my meat too?
Give the daug the juices befookedMarcus wrote:Medium rare Captain, rested on another plate so the dog can have the juices.captain beefheart wrote: ↑Fri Mar 20, 2020 12:54 pmIf there was blood on the plate bach I'd smash itthat looks a bit over done for my pallet
Great Googly Moogly ¡¡¡
The wife likes it still twitching, so I can get you a bit of her meat instead.
Now this is a steakMarcus wrote:captain beefheart wrote: ↑Fri Mar 20, 2020 2:57 pmGive the daug the juices befookedMarcus wrote:
Medium rare Captain, rested on another plate so the dog can have the juices.
The wife likes it still twitching, so I can get you a bit of her meat instead.that's the best bit mun mop it up with a wedge of bread it put hairs on ya chest duw duw ewe City dwellers are pussys
Great Googly Moogly ¡¡¡![]()
I used to do the mushrooms in the juices and add a splash of red wine and butter to the pan, made a nice topping, but been doing these on the BBQ...
IN THE RAIN AND THE DARK!!! How manly is that Captain!![]()
There's monsters out there in the dark you know.And my hair goes frizzy in the rain.
Bit overdone?! You must like your steak still mooingMarcus wrote:My dog would kill you for that juice !integrajosh wrote: ↑Fri Mar 20, 2020 3:46 pmNow this is a steakMarcus wrote:![]()
I used to do the mushrooms in the juices and add a splash of red wine and butter to the pan, made a nice topping, but been doing these on the BBQ...
IN THE RAIN AND THE DARK!!! How manly is that Captain!![]()
There's monsters out there in the dark you know.And my hair goes frizzy in the rain.
Let sit until room temperature and then generously cover with fresh ground salt and pepper on both sides. Toss into a scalding hot pan with just a touch of oil, cook for 4-5 minutes if it's a thick cut
Flip, toss a chunk of butter into the pan and spoon over the steaks. Cook until 135F internal temp and put on a plate. Cover with foil and let sit for 5 minutes
Enjoy
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Bit overdone for me there Josh, still looks nice though, I wouldn;t send it back to the kitchen.
I still like it pink in the middle, 3 minutes each side on the camping BBQ.
Gotta be ribeye too, that fat just pops in my mouth and makes me do a little pant wee.
Ahh, that looks amazingMarcus wrote:integrajosh wrote: ↑Fri Mar 20, 2020 4:33 pmBit overdone?! You must like your steak still mooing
Sent from my LGMP260 using TapatalkThat's well done to some folks round here!
I like it medium-rare. 'à point' as the French say.
Like that!
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