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Omega Male

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That looks ... expensive.
 

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Holy **** that dry aged wagyu was unbelievable. Even the fat melted in your mouth. I could cut the pieces with a fork. The lamb was fantastic as well.

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your sous vide technique seems to be on point. Have you heard of the otto wilde grill? or any of the many infrared grills on the market today? I plan on getting one as home depot sells it. Made in Germany and built like tank, it's also portable. It's the kind of infrared broilers professional steak houses use. Personally I like dry aged steak cooked like Peter Lugar (a technique you can only do with real dry aged beef).
 

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I did filet mignon last night. Last time I was at Costco I bought a whole, trimmed tenderloin then sliced several dinners of filet and have a couple piles of scraps that will become tartar. The first dinner was a few weeks ago and I did the filets to 129 in the sous vide and tossed in the IR portion of the Lynx per protocol. So lean I had a problem with getting crust. Last night I dipped them in melted butter prior to tossing onto the Hell Flame and basted with the left over butter for the 2-3 minutes it takes to do all sides.

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your sous vide technique seems to be on point. Have you heard of the otto wilde grill? or any of the many infrared grills on the market today? I plan on getting one as home depot sells it. Made in Germany and built like tank, it's also portable. It's the kind of infrared broilers professional steak houses use. Personally I like dry aged steak cooked like Peter Lugar (a technique you can only do with real dry aged beef).

Haven't tried a salamander grill yet, but I'm intrigued.
 

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Wagyu boneless shortribs -- aka steacon -- for breakfast. Serving with a batch of egg fried (in beef tallow) rice.

Gooood morning.
 

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