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Anyone doing anything for for Friday?

Anyone doing anything fun for Friday?

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  • No

    Votes: 7 25.0%
  • I hope you have a good weekend, OP

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If you guys are looking for a good food spot, check out The Truck Stop MKE (theyve also got a couple food trucks). My buddy from college helped start one of the food trucks, and it developed into multiple trucks and a brick and mortar location. He was the head chef there for a bit, but I think he's gotten back into teaching now and left the biz.

Great food though.

Balistreri's has awesome pizza and plenty of other great Italian food and is actually really reasonable! Always go there when I go to Milwaukee when back in the midwest

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Balistreri's has awesome pizza and plenty of other great Italian food and is actually really reasonable! Always go there when I go to Milwaukee when back in the midwest

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Good to know
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I'm staying with a friend (no pic) for a few days to help her while she recovers from surgery. I brought some ribeyes with me for dinner tonight. Didn't know until now that she doesn't have a grill. Not to hijack the thread, but what do I do with the steaks? Oven? Stove? Go buy her a grill?
Gordon Ramsey. Season with salt and pepper, cast iron pan if available, turn heat down, add butter to the pan. Works every time.

You can also sear, then put in the oven to your preferred level of done.
 
I'm staying with a friend (no pic) for a few days to help her while she recovers from surgery. I brought some ribeyes with me for dinner tonight. Didn't know until now that she doesn't have a grill. Not to hijack the thread, but what do I do with the steaks? Oven? Stove? Go buy her a grill?
season liberally. Put on a wire rack on a cookie sheet at 200. Put a meat thermometer in the thinnest one. Pull when it hits 120. Get a pan going with olive oil, medium heat. Finish the ribeyes in the pan, probably flipping them every minute. The fat should get nice and carmelized. Stop the process when the internal is 135. I’d say 132 for strips/sirloin, but ribeyes need a little more. Enjoy.
 
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