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Last of the Flat Iron Steaks

Started by ArnieM, November 08, 2011, 11:06:24 AM

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ArnieM

I'm still trying to get the hang of grilling them because they're so thin.

Made a marinade from stuff I found in the fridge including a little acid, three hours worth.  Out and dried.



Made some Syracuse salt potatoes to go with the steak, though a little light on the salt.  Then I remembered the post with the boiled and fried red potatoes.  I went for that.



Put the taters on and preheated the grill.  I figured this should do it.



The taters came off for the frying stage and the steaks came off to rest.





The steak is a little more rare than it looks due to a swish in the marinade.  Put some crumbled Gorgonzola on the taters.  I really like the taters done that way.

-- Arnie

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ghost9mm

Arnie...you and I like the same kind of taters, and the steak looks awesome too..
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ArnieM

Quote from: squirtthecat on November 08, 2011, 12:16:37 PM

That little Q gets freaky hot!

It's not the little Q.  It's the BIG Q made right out there in Illinois.

-- Arnie

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OldHickory

I am not familiar with flat iron steaks , but they look good with the rest of the good looking food on your plate--- and your GB Q looks like a beauty.
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OK Now I'm Really Hungry.

That plate of grub looks great,,,,,,,,,,,,,I'll take one just like that.