c7530303 said: Hubby says we'll go to the Metropolitan Grill again in a couple weeks.
Be ready, go hungry. The last thing you want to do is reheat a quality cut of steak. Unlike pizza, steak is definitely best the first time it's cooked. Get everything else you would normally get with your meal (bread, salad, etc) but resist the temptation to fill up on the peripherals; eat your steak in the restaurant and have them bag everything else for you to take home.
c7530303
No mo ho hos
posted: May. 11, 2009 @ 11:53p
Good advice, Kid. I ate the "peripherals" yesterday, iceberg wedge salad, bread, and appetizer (some kind of Asian meat chunks), and when the steak came, I didn't do it justice.
InterestedOnlooker
Senior Member - 1K
posted: May. 12, 2009 @ 7:17a
Why is it ok to eat pizza that's been left out on the counter overnight but not other things like this? Pizza frequently has beef on it & college students through the ages have been eating it off the kitchen counter the mornings after parties.
Apppoaching the 36 hour mark. Under my own "restaurant quality prime beef left on kitchen counter for up to 36 hours" rule you still have time to dine.
Skipped all appetizars, just ate the salad, enjoyed a great 20oz+ steak, yum.
now I have to pay the bill, yuck
Jstkiddn
Senior Member - 2K
posted: May. 12, 2009 @ 8:49a
Sepo71 said: Who was it that left a roast out over night a while back? And the general consensus was it was ok to go ahead and cook and serve it?
That would be me with the roast. It was delicious and we are all still alive. But mine was left out raw and cooked thoroughly and there were no sauces involved.
InterestedOnlooker said: Why is it ok to eat pizza that's been left out on the counter overnight but not other things like this? Pizza frequently has beef on it & college students through the ages have been eating it off the kitchen counter the mornings after parties.1. Pizza is baked at 500F. 2. Pizza is special.
c7530303
No mo ho hos
posted: May. 12, 2009 @ 12:03p
Bottom line, I figure it would have been fine to eat it--but why take chances??
I have had food poisoning twice in my life, and it's not pretty!!!!!!!!!
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