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    My weber family Q BBQ has turned me into a master steak cook

    It gets Farkin hot and I cook steak with lid down. Took a bit to get times right but everyone I have cooked steak for has made polite comments about my abilities whether it is beef or game you can't muck it up once you have your times right.


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    Quote Originally Posted by veitnamcam View Post
    Secret to a good sear.
    I still remeber the 1st time I saw wife cooking a steak with lid on
    Started screaming saying WTF are doing etc etc
    Soon learnt to shut up
    12 years on and in all honesty - I can think of maybe 2-3 tuff-ish steaks.
    Always perfect
    Steak also coated as with fish mention above.

    Fish like 1" rig is no more than 90/60 seconds - done
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    Quote Originally Posted by R93 View Post
    My weber family Q BBQ has turned me into a master steak cook

    It gets Farkin hot and I cook steak with lid down. Took a bit to get times right but everyone I have cooked steak for has made polite comments about my abilities whether it is beef or game you can't muck it up once you have your times right.


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    Wow - you guys are surprising me - thought be sreams of "no lid on"
    Webber same - lid down - but for more guarantee of tenderness the sreaming - smoking hot frypan on the Gas at full revs is more reliable
    Ours is the baby webber but - still great and gives that littel extra flavour as you all know already :-)

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    Quote Originally Posted by Sarvo View Post
    Wow - you guys are surprising me - thought be sreams of "no lid on"
    Webber same - lid down - but for more guarantee of tenderness the sreaming - smoking hot frypan on the Gas at full revs is more reliable
    Ours is the baby webber but - still great and gives that littel extra flavour as you all know already :-)
    Used my baby Q last night . absolutely smoking hot , thick cut steak seared both sides lid down 2 mins max . Then into hot oven 200 for 6 mins .
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    Quote Originally Posted by berg243 View Post
    i use one of those George forman grill.works great but you are a bad cook if you can balls up good homekill beef.
    I have done some very tuff looking home kills
    Used to do home kills for butcher in Reporoa 30 years ago
    Got 20$ + hide

    Jesus - you should have seen some of the dairy farmers home meat consumtion = mostly the clog wearing brigade farmers I must add

    But - yes you are correct proper home kill should be primo melt in your mouth.

    But - I do remeber 1 time - walked into shop and Butch had the fry pan on and said "try this" it melted in our mouths.
    He said " you know that skinny dairy cow with the gammy leg that you did last week
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    Quote Originally Posted by berg243 View Post
    yep seen what some dairy cockies think is good meat wouldn't feed it to my dogs.i prefer those belted Galloway cross or if I don't have any of those I look out for a angus with some jersey in it very tender and I am not put off by the yellow tinge in the fat from the jersey.mind you my home kill is so tame you can pat them before you pull the trigger if you want.
    Your right on the button
    Jersey/Heroford or Jersey/Angus - best meat of all
    Yellow looking fat is the only negative.

    Anyone tried that Wagyu beef ??

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    I have an idea.
    I will supply @mikee some fresh rig he can prepare and cook then I can review the recipe
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    The family only kill Jersey/Hereford or Angus.
    Never had a bad beefy off the farm. Best farm meat I have eaten.


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    Quote Originally Posted by gimp View Post
    When was that Pete? Gunna go to Haast for a fish when I get home. Keen? Weather dependent of course.

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    Quote Originally Posted by gimp View Post
    Looks good apart from the rod torture.
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    Quote Originally Posted by R93 View Post
    When was that Pete? Gunna go to Haast for a fish when I get home. Keen? Weather dependent of course.

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    Got out for a fish on Sat, beautiful day. Yep would be keen, when are you back?

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    Quote Originally Posted by gimp View Post
    Got out for a fish on Sat, beautiful day. Yep would be keen, when are you back?
    Friday next. Take the boat down for some blue cod and trumpeter.

    Just a day trip but will be a long day.
    Just need the tides right.

    We can work around you. I won't be in any hurry.

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    Poor SI'ers, reduced to eating shark and pretending you like it

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    Rig (Lemon fish)

    Quote Originally Posted by Gibo View Post
    Poor SI'ers, reduced to eating shark and pretending you like it
    I thought the same thing. No doubt they can have yet another venison steak to cheer themselves up though
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