Grilled Filet Mignon

Johnny West

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It was good and had not had steak in awhile which made it perfect. we could only eat half and will make hash next week with the leftovers.
 

Shermie

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WOW, Johnny West!! That looks DELISH!!!! Filet Mignon is my favorite steak!!! I eat it whenever I go to a steakhouse!! Along with a baked potato or mashed & broccoli!! It has very little fat & to me, it's very tender. It tastes so good!!!! :whistling:
 

Johnny West

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WOW, Johnny West!! That looks DELISH!!!! Filet Mignon is my favorite steak!!! I eat it whenever I go to a steakhouse!! Along with a baked potato or mashed & broccoli!! It has very little fat & to me, it's very tender. It tastes so good!!!! :whistling:
You would have liked these, then. You didn’t need a steak knife.
 
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Johnny West

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Looks like a jackknife!!
No, Shermie, it’s a folding hunting knife. It’s a custom, limited run, Buck 110 with nickel silver bolsters, G-10 scales, and BG-42 (ball bearing steel) blade and razor sharp. I’ve found Steak House steak knives lacking. I have two. One is still new in the box and last one Buck had in their show room so many years ago. I stopped by Buck on my way to Wyoming antelope hunting to drop off a knife to have a spa treatment when I bought it. This spring we drove past on way to Yellowstone and my wife nix a stop. She knew better…🙄
 

Johnny West

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After a dismal day it turned out to be a wonderful even to grill. Nancy got prime beef tenderloins at Costco toDay. I butterflied them as they were thic…earlier in the day i made pickled eggs and cooked beets for the salad.

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LastManStanding

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No, Shermie, it’s a folding hunting knife. It’s a custom, limited run, Buck 110 with nickel silver bolsters, G-10 scales, and BG-42 (ball bearing steel) blade and razor sharp. I’ve found Steak House steak knives lacking. I have two. One is still new in the box and last one Buck had in their show room so many years ago. I stopped by Buck on my way to Wyoming antelope hunting to drop off a knife to have a spa treatment when I bought it. This spring we drove past on way to Yellowstone and my wife nix a stop. She knew better…🙄
I checked on their website and found that the handle is of genuine ebony. The current model has brass bolsters on handle. My father loved that type of knives, and he had a few which he used for various crafts.
 
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