Tomohawk steak

Lincoln75

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Seems a bit of a negative way to get publicity......

......come and buy one of my tups - they're outrageously overpriced and nobody's actually had one.......

Can't see it catching on in the sheep world but I guess fancy restaurants (and the folk who go to such places) are a completely different ballgame :facepalm:
Reverse psychology , all the nouveau riche footballer /gangster/Z list /d*ck head celebs will want to be seen there "Coz we are successful and can afford it " , doubt it will work with your tups though.
 

britt

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Ridiculous, really. Anything that pulls the price up can only be good. Slow matured grass only can’t beat it
I doubt the extra finds its way to the farmer.
It's only steak ffs, there is literally sod all cooking to be done. Why people want to make it so complicated I have utterly no idea. Steak is literally the simplest thing you could ever cook.
But so easy to ruin.
 

Whitewalker

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reverse sear is a process where you cook slowly at low temperature 110deg) to cook the meat to the required doneness, on a smoker bbq like a green egg usIng lump wood charcoal and damp wood chips that allows the meat to take on a smoked taste. you then sear the meat very quickly on a VERY hot 400deg) grill with butter to create ”crust“ without over cooking the intensl meat

honestly, it’s to die for, I cant order steak in Restaurants any longer as it’s shite by comparison
I must try this , our first Beltie has just passed through the freezer , grass only 30 months , absolutely beautiful, I can’t buy meat either now , eating your own is a pure delight. We’re onto Dexter now .
 
Wife just cooked me a sea bass, excellent
now I fancy steak after reading this thread.
tomahawk steaks are excellent I will try the posh way of cooking, similar to sousvide then sear.
as a beef farmer selling steaks is easy it’s the rest that’s more of a challenge
there aren’t many tomahawks on a beast.
Sell a box of all cuts otherwise you end up with diced and mince
 

Whitewalker

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Wife just cooked me a sea bass, excellent
now I fancy steak after reading this thread.
tomahawk steaks are excellent I will try the posh way of cooking, similar to sousvide then sear.
as a beef farmer selling steaks is easy it’s the rest that’s more of a challenge
there aren’t many tomahawks on a beast.
We generally can shift the lot without boxing it , just what people are after , it’s surprising who just buys one type of thing. Our roasts disappeared really fast through the summer which I was surprised about. We have a number of sausages left but will balance it with the next one to how we process it.
 

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