Caporegime
I must be one of the few who prefers rump, although the quality can vary massively in supermarkets.
with rump you can never (80%) go wrong when rare ->med rare .. it's one of the best steaks out there.. if i could get a ribeye for near the same price i wouldSo reason I asked is we've been shopping online recently, the supermarket top range steaks only had sirloin or rump, I'd normally go ribeye.
Went for rump, didn't regret it, big juicy flavoursome, not too tough.
Admittedly we possibly got lucky, rump is more of a risk but paid off. Cooked well seasoned and oiled on a screaming hot gas BBQ, rare/medium rare.
My most regular steak is actually cheap stuff - I buy the twin packs of "medallion steaks" from Tesco for £3
They're great for a quick steak sandwich, or turn out great if chucked on the bbq quickly.
I've been watching lots of videos recently about dry ageing steaks and it's something I really want to try soon.
Off the back of watching his videos I have a whole fillet dry ageing in the fridge. It's been in there about 4 weeks and last time I checked it weighed 15% less than it did when I put it in there. The fridge smells amazing, so beefy! I think we'll be cooking some steaks this weekend.
Looking forward to hearing about your results if you don't mind? As soon as we're in the new house I want to try it! Still need to by a vacuum machine thingy though
Always used to prefer sirloin but as I’ve got better at cooking I prefer rump but both are preferable to ribeye any day of the week. Tomahawk for those special occasions.