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I haven’t been able to afford meat lately, so this would be a real treat if I win! Gonna have a load of people over for a tasting. Where does anyone find these artisan beefs (other than on the internet? I buy locally produced beef and like that it doesn’t have to travel too far to get to me, but in this economy I would love to receive free steaks. Well, maybe not, it’s a bit out of my budget at this point…we still eat a lot of ‘Select’ in my house. I’ve never heard of a steak-tasting. Thank you. Re pricing, it really does depend on the style, cut, etc. and i kiss the bread good night just like cutie does. I love steak and would love to try this. Yummm. Everyone should know so much about their ingredients! Even on the Internet it can be hard to compare and contrast. But it wasn’t until I decided to try one of Carrie’s Oliver Ranch taste packs that I felt ok about eating meat again on a regular basis. i hope so! I knew beef from different regions could taste different, but I never thought of comparing beef to wine, in terms of tasting. I would have to hide this stuff or it wouldn’t make it to the tasting! I have to say that this is the first time I heard the term “Artisan” steak. The drawing is on my birthday! I decided early on during my trip (first night there!) In the 60’s as a newly wed I moved to Europe when my husband was in the military. Jaden, this was particularly fascinating for me because in a more limited way, I’ve been doing something very similar to report for KPBS radio’s weekday show, These Days. I’d love to do that one time. I know wine can be lovely with steak. and lunch. I’m in for this contest. La Jolla Butcher Shop is part owner of a grass-fed beef program through Mendenhall Ranch, which is up in Mt. A whole night dedicate to the pleasure of eating cow. If I care about where my vegetables come from, why not my beef? Arlene in Tampa. I must have missed photographing their beef, but here’s a photo of the families! Thank you for this great information. But my take is that it’s more environmentally sound, better for the cows, healthier for us and usually tastes very good — and you don’t need to eat a huge piece and you don’t need an expensive cut. G8R Dan. Carrie asks if anyone is a vegetarian to raise their hands. http://www.naturalbeef.com/ is their site and 1-303-449-8632 is their number. This does sound awfully tasty. After reading this post, I’m craving steak like never before. I always under the belief that meat was not photogenic and you’ve proven me wrong. Enjoy an all-inclusive service on Australia's favourite airline, with entertainment, refreshments and checked baggage on every Qantas flight. . I didn’t care for the big-super-fancy expensive Kobe-style, Wagyu beef. I agree that all you need to season one is salt and a little oil and a grill. Yum….my mouth has been watering just looking at all of the photos. If you have any questions, you can ask them here in the comments, or email Carrie at carrie@oliverranch.com. Thanks for your great and informative review, I will be trying this myself if I don’t win! Count me in, please! Really interesting to see the grass-fed steaks. There’s nothing better than a perfectly cooked piece of red meat (well, with a glass of wine, of course!). Sounds like a great experience! You can try this tasting test yourself – and include 1 or 2 steaks from your local supermarkets just to compare. There’s nothing more special than a perfectly cooked and tasty piece of steak. So it’s great to have some other small providers to consider to support. Twittered! In the foreground, food writer Greg and Ritz Carlton restaurant manager, Laurent, discuss changing their careers to become professional steak tasters…as host Laura slices the next round of steaks. I’ve love to win the tasting package!! Here’s hoping I win. Thanks for the education. Steaks all around! I’m intrigued and want to taste steak! but nothing like this I would love to do a steak tasting with my friends and family. This sounds very intriguing. I love steaks. Oh dear, I am so glad I moved to NY!! My boyfriend is a serious steak lover, and I’m a bit of a steak ignoramus, so it’d be a lot of fun to have a tasting, and get me up to speed! What a great party that was. sigh. Thanks so much for this post. Ooh! But there are different breeds of cattle in Japan, and Japanese foodies are hyper-interested in every detail of what-where-when-how about their beef, so much so that, in restaurants serving high-priced beef, diners are shown the certificate which accompanies each beef carcass as assurance of authenticity. As a former resident of Venice, FL I am very envious of your opportunity to attend a steak tasting in Tampa. These days however, Wal-Mart steaks are about all I can afford. Well done. Steak tasting, Hum… Who knew? And, thank you for entering me into your Contest – not since we left Monterey, (at John Pisto’s Whaling Station on Cannery Row) have we enjoyed decent steak so this tasting pack would be QUITE WELCOME at our home in North Carolina! Died and went to heaven post! Why did I read this at lunch time??? I always thought what you had thought, marbeling=tender&flavor. This post, again, made me want some red meat!!! Example the right wine can make the right steak sing, while another wine may make it ho hum. I’d love to do a steak tasting! Steak tasting is a brilliant idea. The steak looks great. I have always wanted to try Kobe beef, and this just may be my chance. by the way your no knead bread piece inspired me and i am on loaf number 5. your helper convinced me i could do it also! Although Im cheap so i normally go for the cheap ones. We’ve virtually stopped eating beef because of processing problems in the US, however I’d love to give local/small producers a try! Place your seasoned NY strip steaks, garlic, and herbs in the hot skillet and allow the steak to cook, without moving it, for 3 minutes or until browned and caramelization has begun (which can't start as easily if you move the steak around). What a difference in the taste . I may now know why! Maybe Publix no more! Dann gehört unser monatliches Tastebrothers Steak Tasting zu Eurem absoluten Pflichtprogramm! Re: the wagyu-black angus cross — it would be nice to know what type of Japanese cattle was crossed with Angus. Chefs Laura and Eddie whispers, “who invited the goofball who keeps snappin pics of the steak, telling the meat to ‘work it, baby. Thanks for a beautifully educational post! Pick me, pick me! Okay, maybe not, but she’s seen here enlightening the group on why being conscious of where your beef comes from matters. . I’ll soon be taking possession of a LOT of meat, beef, pork, even elk so will be doing my own comparisons. i turned my BF onto grass fed, not only for its leanness (is that a word?) Thanks for a great piece–now I’m depressed because I’m just having fritatta for dinner. Retailers aren’t set up to manage the complexity or for that matter inclined to do so. :o). can’t wait to try some of your recipes. The word wa-gyu translate to “Our (meaning Japanese) cattle”. Tweet Tweet ~ http://twitter.com/momof2dancers. Yea, I’m not a kobe beef gal either. You make the steaks saound to die for. Great post Jaden! Mmmm, making my mouth water, you sure are lucky to try all those meats. I wish I has something like that around my area. If you want to Tweet or blog about this contest, I’ll give you an extra entry – just come back and comment again for your bonus entry! It’s nice to see the comparison of grass-fed with grain-fed; I can’t seem to get enough of the lean grass-fed beef…such a big flavor without the fat! You get to do some of the coolest things, Jaden! Online, shipping costs almost as much as the beef itself. New York strip steaks are a delicious cut of beef from the tenderloin region of the cow. So thanks for telling my about this new website. I am sooooo jealous! Thanks for posting this unique event. Salmon cakes….sigh…so I need to win this, or…just go get a large steak myself. I just came back from a chilly week in Calgary where beef is what’s for dinner…. Steak Doneness Chart. Oh! In fact, we just co-purchased a Dexter calf with my brother and he is raising it on grass (he raises organic free range chickens and pheasant too), however, I will have to wait a year or more to try it out! And now, I am officially off my soapbox Oh, and lucky you to have been able to participate in this! It makes me wonder what other types of tastings would be worthwhile. Find thousands of free tried-and-tested recipes from Australia's favourite lifestyle brands, then shop all the ingredients with a click of a button! I would love to host a steak tasting party! Would the employees at the meat counter know? A steak tasting would definitely put me over the top for a dinner party idea. I would love to win this prize package. Excellent article, thanks for writing it. Wow, I can not wait to try this! Wow, I’ve never tried all sorts of beef at the same time so that I could compare like this. OK, what better way to host a steak tasting than to win a few cuts ‘o beef? I love trying new steaks! What a great idea! I’d love to win that pack… my husband would be especially pleased. I never knew how many types of beef there were! What a fun party this would be with my Sunday Night Friends. I’ve always wanted to try Kobe Beef. Who could pass up an opportunity to win free steak? Share the love! Thanks for sharing this with us – i wish I would have the opportunity to attend a steak tasting, Mmmmm steak… second only to bacon on my scale of tasty meats. This would definately be a prize in our household! To clear the palate, we had slices of green apples between each steak. In Hawaii we also have grass fed beef, I would love to add that to the tasting list and see how it measures up. wowwie! I’d be curious to find out what kind of steak girl I am! . Too many of my friends around here are vegetarians, so I would have to invite people from work , I went back and read your salting steak post. This sounds like so much fun!! lol. Food writer? Sign me up! found the link via twitter. You are so lucky to have gone to such an event! The tip I got from Jerry Steingarten is to trim off most of the fat on the edge. I first found your blog because a friend sent me the link to salt your steak before cooking. As a Native Texan, I love me some red meat! And of course, I adore a great steak – the next best thing to nirvana as far as I am concerned! Thanks so much for the salting technique! Buying small means better quality, usually. Thanks for doing this! with some maggi sauce, vietnamese style! There used to be a store here in Ohio called ‘Woody’s Market’ and they used to dry age their meat. The 22 oz. Sign me up for some beef! Proof you CAN teach an old foodie new tricks. Your email address will not be published. awesome that you got to participate in this — what a cool thing. I can definitely get on board with that. Think someone else may like this? Let’s go!!!! I have a friend and mentor who is a butcher that works with me at one of our farmer’s markets. Treat your taste buds: Explore Ahaus restaurants. , Just tweeted it! Oh, wow–doing this at home would make a perfect date night! What a great event!! Good Lord what a brilliant idea! wow Steak tasting!!! Wow, who knew there were so many choices. I’ve taste-tested dry age steak and regular choice steak in class before. I never realized the compIexity of tasting steak! Sounds delicious. Terms & Conditions / Privacy Policy / Official Giveaway Rules. How fun! Thanks for the info. Artisan Tasting pack! In rural Indiana many of us raise our own for market but we don’t and I never, never see any stores featuring local raised product but i think we’re about 20 years behind the times. =P. Thanks for having a contest. Wow! Freeborn. There’s a certain cowboy in my neighborhood I’m sweet on; sharing that prize with him would help this girl out ; ). These steaks look beautiful. Bei unserem Steak Tasting zeigen wir Euch wie vielfältig Rindfleisch eigentlich sein kann und was für Besonderheiten es besitzt. Breed: 50% Wagyu, 50% Black Angus. Thanks. Very cool. And all you other vegitarians out there. It’s really a superb meat, but personally not my favorite. I don’t know how you went through so many steaks. opened my eyes to a new way of looking at steak. The poultry industry, unfortunately never really followed on and developed the micro branding approach. I wish I knew where tge beef comes from if I buy it at a regular grocery store! I’ve always loved steaks but the ones I could afford on a more regular basis are Choice and Select.

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