The Very Best Gourmet Steaks Delivered

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Mouthwatering Gourmet Beef Selections Delivered!

Nothing on this earth satisfies deep longing hunger like a great steak and now they're delivered to your door!  These gourmet treats are loved the world over for their versatility and sense of satisfaction.  Finding good quality beef can be difficult, since most restaurants now reserve the best cuts, grades and portions.  You simply can't find good cuts in your grocery store any longer. The answer to your search is here -  you'll find the best online gourmet selections below.  Don't forget the roasted or baked potatoes, and I'll be right over!


Why Buy Here?: Most butchers or online steaksuppliers offer primebeef from only one supplier - on this page you'll find several world renowned butchers that cater to restaurants all over the globe.

SteakCuts Explained - Natural Beef is the Best! 

  • Tenderloin: Filet Mignon: The tenderest of all choices, cut from the end of shortloin. Quality filets melt in your mouth just like butter. When the tenderloin is cut further from the end of the filet mignon, the cuts are called: tournedos, filet steak, châteaubriand, and bifteck by the French.
  • Porterhouse: This may be the best of all worlds - on one side of the bone is the filet from the tenderloin, on the other a portion of the flavorfilled top loin. The T-bone is similar to this steakcut, but does not include as much tenderloin.
  • New York Strip: This flavorful cut is also known as the top loin. This is the opposite side of the Porterhouse, as though taken straight from the bone. Also called Kansas City StripSteak.
  • Sirloin: Taken from near the rump, and while flavorfilled, this steak is not very tender. Also called a rumpsteak or buttsteak.
  • Delmonico: Like the NewYorkStrip, but taken from the TBone, rather than the PorterhouseSteak. From the middle of the short loin. At times, this is also a term used for RibEyeSteaks.
  • Rib-Eye: These are tender, rich and juicy, from the rib section, adjacent to the loin. Typically marbled and tasty. Also known as the Cowboy Steak.

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Eight 6 oz. Prime Close-Trimmed Filet Mignons
From the TopLeader in online USDA Prime. Aged for 21 days to achieve supreme tenderness. Fedexed for 9.95. $137.95.
(8) 6 oz. PrimeClose-Trimmed FiletMignons








2 AgedPorterhouse
From NYPrime: 21 day aging process for succulent results. PrimeSteak in 3/4" Thick indulgence. $68.99.
USDAPrime 21day Aged BeefLoin PorterhouseSteak 2 - 3/4"Thick $68.99










(8) 10oz NYStrip
21day aged for maximumflavor and juicytenderness. From the highest rated online supplier. Worth every penny for this ultimate luxurious experience. $187.95.
Eight 10oz. PrimeNew YorkStripSteaks






(2) Prime 20oz. RibEye BoneIn
Two 20oz. ThickSteaks aged to perfection. USDAPrime satisfaction. Outstanding reviews from this primebeef butcher. $89.99.
USDAPrimeBeef 21 daysAged RibEye SteakBoneIn 2- 20oz.







Agegd 21days Boneless PrimeRib Eye Roast
4lbs of the juiciest, most delicious roast we can find. Outstanding purveyor of the finest aged New York meats. $89.95
4lb. BonelessPrime Rib Eye Roast



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Grilling Toward Paradise - Tips from the Food Professionals 

Here are some steakgrilling suggestions that will have you serving masterpieces in no time!

Select the RightCut: This is of course a matter of personaltaste, you'll choose tenderloins and filets if you want melt in your mouth textures, or choose porterhouses and nystrips if you want that undeniably deepsteak taste. To get the best, buy the highest quality that you can afford.

Charcoal vs. GasGrilling: You'll get a richer FlavorProfile with charcoal - make sure your coals are gray to white ash for consistent temperature. Make sure your grate is clean, vegetable oiled and hot too. For GasGrilling, again, make certain that your GrillingGrate is hot. 10 minutes is a good grate warm up time, after your grill has come up to temperature.

Season Your Meat Beforehand: Using your own rub, or a simple addition of salt, pepper, oil and garlic will add an extra boost to your palate.

Use Tongs: Piercing the meat with forks will allow those precious juices to escape during cooking.

Be Patient: Leave those tasty cuts on the grate without moving them for a few minutes, this will also achieve the grill marks that you're looking for in presentation. To get those fancy diamond grillmarks like at a steakhouse, rotate the steak from midnight on the clock to 3.

Use a Water Spritz: Allowing flames to come up and char your meat adds bitterness and black carbon. Dousing the flare ups with water in a spraybottle is a flavorsaver.

Pay Attention to CookTime: Everyone likes their serving cooked to varying degrees. Place welldone lover's selections in the highest heat zones with more rare choices toward the front of the grate. 7 minutes a side is a good rule of thumb for 1" medium-rare. Add a couple of minutes per side for each degree of doneness.

Let it Rest: Give those hot beauties about 5 minutes to relax before serving. This gives those savory juices time to redistribute throughout the meat. Cutting into cookedsteaks too soon and you'll have all that liquid treasure weeping into your potatoes instead of drenching your awaiting tastebuds.

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Respect Your Tenderloin or Rib Eye, Add Some Sides - Food Fixins and Desserts! 

Now that you've decided to splurge a little, why not include some out of the ordinary treats too. All kinds of savory potato dishes are the perfect match to your expertly prepared main dish. Also included are some delicious dessert choices for that lingering sweettooth. Make it a complete and effortless party! Here are several fine accompaniments to your feasts.



Twice Baked Potatoes
$33.50


6 SixOunce GourmetStuffed BakedPotatoes
$13.99


OmahaSteaksPotatoes au Gratin(10)
$9.99



















OmahaSteaksRoasted Garlic MashedPotatoes, (2) 12 Ounce
$9.99


Green Bean Casserole
2 lbs
$9.99


(20) Chicken Cheddar Bites
$14.99



















Sticky Fingers Pecan Pie
$12.99


Harvest Spice Pumpkin Cheesecake
$29.95


10" Chocolate Satin Layer Cake
$45.99

The SteakHouse Menu Explained 

Sometimes when you're out at a restaurant all of the preparation jargon on the menu can be intimidating. Here you'll find them all explained with no snooty waiter making you feel in a hurry.

Chateaubriand: From a meal served to the vicomte François-René de Châteaubriand late in the 18th century. A tenderloinfilet, usually a serving for two, prepared with shallots, tarragon, fine white wine and butter sauce, reduced in a fine demiglace.

Beef Wellington: Either WholeFilet or individual with a coating of pate de foi gras, duxelles (sauteed mushrooms, shallots, onions), then wrapped in a puff pastry and baked.

Au Poivre: Translating to "PepperSteak" in French, typically a TenderStripSteak coated in buttered, crusted peppercorns and then seared in a hot skillet to preserve a rare to mediumrare offering. A traditional French Recipe.

Diane: From "ala Diane" dishes that were in honor of the Roman Goddess Diana, the Huntress. Originally a method of serving venison, translated in the 19th century by european chefs. Much like SteakAuPoivre, often prepared tableside, usually with the additon of cognac, sherry, Worcestershire sauce.

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Thanks for stopping by.... 

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Here's your chance to sound off! Feel free to leave a note below or Click the button to vote in the "Rare, Medium or Well Done Debate" - everyone is giving their reasons why and having good fun on Victoria's lens.

Steak Debate!

BFuniv.com wrote...

My favorite restaurant for Chateaubriand has closed, now I'm sad and hungry. A nice barely cooked porterhouse (rare baby) should make things right.

ReplyPosted June 16, 2009

HenryE wrote...

Ok, now I'm hungry! Very great information and well organized. You are gifted!

Henry
www.geothermalexperts.net

ReplyPosted May 18, 2009

minordtails wrote...

I picked the wrong time to read this. I am hungry now too.

ReplyPosted March 19, 2009

Spook wrote...

I never had the slightest clue about any of this, ie. ordering steaks online. Having said that please allow me to say that apart from a steak being one of my favourite meals, the lay out and presentation of this lens was superb. Congratulations.

ReplyPosted March 13, 2009

Webcodes wrote...

Yummmmm 5 delicious stars, tenderloin is my favorite. Great job. Thanks for visiting and blessing my San Francisco lens. You should consider joining the omahasteaks.com affiliate program.

ReplyPosted January 29, 2009

 
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