Probably going to upset some people. I don't get the intense love for Steak.

Soldato
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to be honest I'd never touch a fillet or a sirloin give me a ribeye or a thick rump any day more flavour ..

The T-bone I did on the BBQ at the weekend says otherwise ;) It's the quality of the meat, what the cow was fed on and how well aged it is that makes the real difference IMO. A fillet from the right cow/butcher would have better flavour than a bad ribeye or rump. Of course a good ribeye or rump can be epic too.
 
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I think a T-bone is also easier to do rare on the BBQ while still getting all the fat rendered and a nice surface caramelisation as the bone helps to stop the inside cooking too quickly.
 
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yeah the bone keeps the inside much cooler.

Another common issue is steaks that are way to thin. For most steaks a good inch to inch and a half is needed so you get the outside nicely cooked at a high temperature but can have the inside a solid medium rare. Your typical steak forma UK supermarket is really poor. Of course some steaks are nice when thin and flash cooked but most people overdo these.
 
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