How do you like your steak?

Please share your favorite cut of steak as well, Examples are Rib Eye, T-Bone, Strip, Porter House, Sirloin, ect...

Brahmin, medium-well. The radioactive side effects are well worth the bold, hearty taste the dish rewards you with.

I can't think of too many things better than a Bourbon Street New Strip Steak cooked Medium Rare. Still juicy and the marinade hasn't been cooked out quite yet. Its a lot of different flavors but its cooked just enough to break down all of the toughest bonds. IMHO Cooking a steak well done defeats the purpose entirely.

All joking aside, the tenderloin at The Tapas Lounge in Port Warwick, Newport News, is by far the best beef product I have ever had, anywhere. But at $20+ for a piece the size of a speed loader, it ain't cheap!

"I ate a tenderloin with my fork."

Would be:

"I nined an elevenderloin with my fivek."


Hmm... seeing that i'm in Texas...


There's a resturaunt in downtown Houston called Vic and Anthony's that serves the best sirloin stake in the world.

Carrabas steak and grill also has a great stake.

I would have to say meduim well, anywhere else.

Which head you like the best? I always go for the left one. They always seem pre-cooked to me though.

If you come to Germany, you cant leave without having a steak. The Germans absolutely LOVE their steaks! Usually it will have some form of butter on or near it. This can be garlic, paprika or Krauter butter - all of which are fantastic!

My fav is a Steak with garlic or Krauter butter, served with a lovely fried mushroom sauce and chips (gets British to American dictionary out: Chips = Fries)

I love my steak incinerated

Yeah. I'd have to agree with you on both points. The left one always seems to have more flavor and less genetic mutation to it than the right - don't know why that is. The 'pre-cooked' thing, though...that's one of the most endearing qualities of the Brahmin - the fact that they're basically ready to serve right out of the pasture. Makes wasteland survival a BREEZE.

Less genetic mutation?! But that's my favorite part! You know what they say: Brahmin are like a box of chocolates, you never know what you're going to get. I've taking a liking to radscorpians as of late, their stinger is simply delectable.

By 'less genetic mutation,' I was referring to weird crap like the armadillo-like hide and exo-brain-pan some of the more irradiated brahmin tend to develop, not the delightful sixth eyeball and integrated hydrothorax you were referring to, among other assorted nicities that happen when the radition is not too weak, and not too strong, but just right.

Radscorpion is great with voodoo and bile worms, although I strongly advise against adding Mentats for seasoning, despite what Chef Sulik's 'Cooking with Fusion' might suggest.

Ben, I'm embarrassed to say it, but I never beat Fallout 2, I didn’t get too far into it. How does its story compare to the first—better or worse? I got a laptop for college, but it’s not that new, so it can’t handle recent games—doesn’t matter cuz I’m bringing my desktop. But I was thinking about putting the old games I should have beaten but never did on there like Fallout 2 and System Shock 2. You must be pretty excited for Fallout 3.

Oh, Fallout 2 is awesome. It's definitely a worthy successor to Fallout 1, and well worth the time and effort. It's an improvement in every sense! Much better than Fallout: Tactics or Fallout: Brotherhood of Shit.

And yes - I can't wait for Fallout 3.