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    #16
    Looks good but all backstrap really needs is salt
    pepper and a heat source

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      #17
      Blackstrap is too good of a cut of meat to fry it…fry up the tenderized steak cuts is what we do. We eat backstrap medium rare after a sear on the outside

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        #18
        Lol. I think you are trying to say its the best way. Its the most popular....I think. but..... it's surly not the only.

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          #19
          Originally posted by texasdeerhunter View Post
          Blackstrap is too good of a cut of meat to fry it…fry up the tenderized steak cuts is what we do. We eat backstrap medium rare after a sear on the outside
          Same here. Sous Vide the entire thing at 124F, seared on all sides then sliced on a bias.

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            #20
            You misspelled mashed potatoes.

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              #21
              Looks good!

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                #22
                Its great with batter and Tony's as it comes out of the grease, but in a good skillet with a little butter, its awesome also!! The great thing about the strap is simple is key!! Looks great Bud!!

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                  #23
                  Originally posted by Kas View Post
                  FRIED!

                  Buffalo backstrap fried in crisco
                  garlic powder Tex joy
                  gravy made from the drippings
                  on rice

                  your opinion is wrong this is the ONLY way!!!
                  Agree100%!

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                    #24
                    Yoiu’re way sure as heck aint wrong!!! (But it ain’t right either)

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                      #25
                      Prefer a grilled medallion of backstrap for breakfast, lunch or dinner.

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                        #26
                        Originally posted by BrandonH View Post

                        Same here. Sous Vide the entire thing at 124F, seared on all sides then sliced on a bias.
                        could not agree more. too good a cut of meat to fry. show some culinary skills and treat it with proper respect while saving the frying for turkey and dove

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                          #27
                          Originally posted by eradicator View Post
                          You misspelled mashed potatoes.
                          Gross

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                            #28
                            Why would you ruin good backstrap like that?! JK, I love chicken fried, but seared medium rare is the best, hands down!

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                              #29
                              Yeah definitely the best way, for people who don't know how to cook.

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                                #30
                                I cut one out bone in last year. Like back strap chops. Pan seard or grilled. Mucho wayyyno

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