Is it a sin to butterfly a filet?

[Tuesday Afternoon]

sue me. I'm hungry.

[htuttle]

1. It's your meat

What you do with it in the privacy of your own kitchen is your own business.

[pengillian101]

2. No.

I have some more Omaha Steak fillets wrapped in bacon. They ARE weird to cook! What - 2 inches high and 2 inches across? I did NOT broil them this time, but pan fried and cooked the bacon crispy first. Well, I am a new upper-denture wearer, so I have a hard time with some things, ;-).

I ended up simmering it in beef broth and froze it for another day.

[hippywife]

3. Nope.

As long as you don't cook it well done, no sin has been committed. Go in peace, my child. ;)

[AwakeAtLast]

4. You can still cook it med. rare even if you butterfly it

It'll just take less time, right? :shrug:

Sounds good to me! :9

[DrDan]

5. no . . . but to filet a butterfly? Now that's a different story

[Richard Steele]

6. If it is, I reckon I'll see you in hell. (I'll save you a seat)

When you get there, look for a tall guy sitting alone
at the table closest to the kitchen. :evilgrin: