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19319551 No.19319551 [Reply] [Original]

hey, how would i cut and cook this type of beef to make cheesesteaks?
any ideas for utalizing the fatcap?

im usually a cheap, ground meat type of guy, so im kinda oblivious on how to cook random cuts of meat

i had cheesesteaks where i prepped the meat in a crockpot and then shredded it, that was cool. i think it was becuase it was a cheap, tough cut of meat

>> No.19319559

>>19319551
>im usually a cheap, ground meat type of guy
you should probably just off yourself poorfag fat ass loser

>> No.19319566

>>19319559
Seconded

>> No.19319576

>>19319559
>>19319566
Thirded

>> No.19319575

>>19319551
>how would i cut and cook this type of beef to make cheesesteaks?

You don't.

>where i prepped the meat in a crockpot and then shredded it
Also not a cheesesteak. Thin sliced meat seared quickly is kind of the purpose of the whole thing.

>> No.19319606

>>19319575
>Also not a cheesesteak.
it had beef, cheese, peppers and onions in a bun. it was close enough.

how do i prep this meat to be cheesesteak like?

>> No.19319625
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19319625

>>19319606
>how do i prep this meat to be cheesesteak like?

How good is your knife/knife skills? I wouldn't do it unless I had a meat slicer. Oh, and fuck Pennsylvania.

>> No.19319629

>>19319606
>it was close enough
No it wasn't. Go away.

>> No.19319651

so any ideas on utalizing that fatcap?

>> No.19319672

>>19319651
cram

>> No.19319716

>>19319651
this is a blue board, i am going to report you for harassment

>> No.19319746

>>19319551
It's not really how cheesesteaks are made, but since you obviously have no clue what you're doing, here's my suggestion.
>look up a simple steak marinade and leave it in the fridge for 24 hours
>stick it on a pan and throw it directly in the oven until it's around medium-rare
>let it cool and move it back to the fridge
>trim off most of the unrendered fat cap and slice it as thinly as possible against the grain, keeping the slices together in their original order
>you should be able to get 2-3 sandwiches out of that depending on how big
>take a handful of slices and fan them out on your flat-top wile your peppers and shit are grilling
>after maybe a minute at most flip it over and add your cheese
>when the cheese is melted slide the whole thing onto your toasted bun (the cheese will hold it all together)
>top with you grilled onions and peppers or whatever

>> No.19319757

>>19319551
holy shit that's expensive for what is clearly a shit steak that's mislabeled
OP you can't it's already cut wrong unless you have a meat slicer
But if you had a meat slicer you wouldn't be asking this

>> No.19319853

>>19319551
cheesesteak is ribeye

>> No.19320326

bump

>> No.19321137

I just do the lazy version and get ground sirloin really browned and crispy and just mix it with the usual shit. Faster and cheaper and it always satisfies the craving.

>> No.19321428

>>19319746
this is how to do it

>> No.19321433

>>19319551
If you want to make a traditional cheesesteak, you need to put the steak in the freezer until its pretty firm and then use a very sharp knife to cut it as thin as possible against the grain.

>> No.19321469

>>19321433
Checked and this. I'd also remove the fatcap and render it to cook these slices in.

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19321973

>>19319606
>it had beef, cheese, peppers and onions in a bun. it was close enough.
Well, then just put the meat on a grill, put a slice of cheese on it and call it a day, dumbass.

>> No.19322000

>>19319551
Next time go to a place with a butcher and have them slice it for you. It will cost a little more, higher end store and all that, but the meat will be higher quality and you won't need to clean an expensive slicer.

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19322025

too much meat, not enough veggied

>> No.19322037

Just grate the steak and cheese with a coarse grater, then cook it on a hot groddle, then slap it in a bun.

>> No.19322048

next one will use cheddar sauce