I didn't usually eat steak too much, not in my family. But I think it naturally jacks up the T, I think its awesome.
There is this meat place close to our home and I can get the leanest steak for not too much.
Is 4-5 times a week ok?
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It'll have a grading on it though, "Prime", "Choice", "Select" which puts it into a specific fat content range. The tracking apps (MFP, FatSecret, etc...) make these distinctions too, so figuring out macros is easier.
OP's beef will probably be cheap, low fat Select (price guess) ... so before grilling/frying/roasting he could brush/rub with a tablespoon of his favourite oil, improving both flavour and nutritional value.
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Yeah, the fat is what makes it tender and tasty. Leaner cuts you'll just have to work harder to make it good, definitely cheaper though!
I have no idea on the Oilers, don't follow hockey unless they get far into the playoffs. I gotta take the LRT home with all the fans on game nights tho McKee is right by Southgate, I don't make it that far south very often... mostly east-central or downtown.
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FYI One great way to affordably have beef in your diet everyday is to buy chuck roasts and slice them up into steaks. Chuck Roast is usually marbled like a rib eye, and almost as tender as well.
In addition to frying/grilling it up as steak, I slice up chuck to use in my Spicy Szechuan beef stir-fry, and also get a good amount of garlic, onion, celery, broccoli, mushrooms, peas, and brown/wild rice in one meal this way. I always make a large batch because the leftovers actually taste better the next several days due to the effects of the meat and veg soaking in the sauce."I just want to work out and be happy"
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Yes it is hard prob because not much fat in there. It can be hard to chew too. But I add veggies (onions, bell peppers, mushrooms and dry rub seasoning) to it to add moisture and taste.
Thanks guys, I'll be having a meal of steak almost everyday without the guilt on the side. As I understand now Guilt is the primary source of clogged arteries and heart failures.
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