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Dead Man Walking: Walk Harder and Cook Better [Herpes]
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that's fine. that steak got what was comin to it. the quality of the steak usually does not determine the best cooking method, but the cut does. as i'm never fond of long descriptions, here's a chart. i really like this chart. it's huge!
"Think of it as Evolution in Action"
obviously I don't give a shit about blood
but this was like a 2 dollar steak on special because it was on expiration. I don't feel comfortable with blood in my expired raw meat
Secret Satan Click This!
well, there's your problem bro
chose the latter
Secret Satan Click This!
Find your local Costco warehouse and get a membership.
Do this now.
My local Costco has awesome meat and it's damn cheap. I can get freshly-butchered beef tenderloin for $9/lb, usually. Most i've seen it is $12. They usually have a good selection of t-bones and strips too. You'll be buying multiple pieces in a package, so freeze the rest. Get the ziploc bags that you can suck the air out of with the little pump and save those babies for a rainy day.
Good beef cheap. and they sell beer too. so there you go.
there's no excuse for crap beef. I'd rather have a well-cooked steak and room-temperature water than a six-pack of Smithwick's and shoeleather.
yeah, that chart also mentions nothing of tenderizing either. great things come from beating some of those tighter cuts into submission.
"Think of it as Evolution in Action"
"Think of it as Evolution in Action"
Peppers, onions, cheese, mushrooms, and chicken.
Garlic and parmesean on the crust.
mmmm mmmmmm
Plus! I make them so big I can only eat 1/2 of it. Leftovers! wheeeee
This is one of the big reasons we switched over to frying our bird each year. That and the turkey is done is less than an hour.
Only five more weeks...
Have enough batter left over for some egg/bacon crepes tomorrow morning.
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fried turkey is where its at
Fried is for chumps who shun flavor in favor of LOOK, I'M FRYING!
I usually fry a turkey sometime around Christmas, or if I bag a big hen during hunting season I'll fry that in mid November for football watching food.
I decided to do pulled pork, and Red Beans and Rice. Mainly because I'm already making Red Beans and Rice this weekend.
Now, here is the question. Who wants these? Keep in mind. If you say yes, I'd really prefer you make these BEFORE next Friday. WHich means you will take this recipe, buy everything, and cook it. Then write up your thoughts BEFORE 10/29.
And please, please, PLEASE FOLLOW THE INSTRUCTIONS EXACTLY.
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Also...send me sourdough, if you could please.
Because this cheddar cheese / beer soup was fantastic.
Heck yes
Also savory cornbread recipe please!
He already sent me the savory and sweet cornbread recipes as well as zucchini bread and johnny cakes. Did he send you the sourdough recipe? Because I never got it.
Nope, no breads for me
Guess he likes Poppa Bear better :winky:
The pulled pork can be done in a smoker, or a crock-pot. I'm including both methods.
The red beans and rice will require a good stock pot, and a crock pot.
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I was always told the reaction between the aluminum sulfate and the acid from the buttermilk would affect the leavening.
I never questioned Grandma. I just accepted it.
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I know it looks weird, but trust me on this one.
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With a more reasonable 1.5 tsp, they have a tendency to settle and burn.
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but I'm still dubious on the no aluminum
it's just there as an acid salt to cause a delayed release of carbon dioxide, and if it doesn't use sodium aluminum sulfate, it's just using some other acid salt instead
entirely possible that back in the day, perhaps baking powder used something else with aluminum
entirely possible it's a folk-tale and has just been passed along
entirely possible it has no bearing at all. I just know it's what I use.
In very few cases I don't particularly care about the science behind something, this is one of them.
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Suggestions.
Put all the drys at the top of the list and and put mixing the drys at the beginning of the recipe. Also make it say add the sugar and oil rather than oil and sugar.
This way it becomes one of my favourite recipes, one that only requires a single measuring cup.
I figured out a secret lazy way of chopping walnuts, if they come in a package, just beat the shit out of it. Much quicker.
Also I threw a tablespoon of run in there. Just cause.
Also if you do want to have raisins in there and don't have a spare four hours I have found a good compromise is to throw the rasins in a cup, half fill it with rum then fill the rest up with hot boiling water and they are good to go in like half an hour.
You might also want to note that two cups of grated zuchini is roughly one zuchini (I had no idea and bought two and didn't use the second at all)
Satans..... hints..... I'm a mo bro!
It took me seven stores in Dangsan to find an eight inch cake pan. How is that possible? What the hell are they baking their cakes in here? Springform pans? Aluminum?
On the plus side, two blocks of unsalted butter only cost me 12,000 won. Tomorrow there shall be great bakering to be had.
"Sandra's favourite movie is escape from new York because she cries when magpie and brain die because they will never be together." HAIL SATAN
approval all around, espescially from the wife, who loves grits
my daughter said they were "the tastiest thing she ever tasted"
THANKS STALE
Jigrah: I'm trying my best to get them out today. Once we get back from the mall, I'll sit down and get these out.
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MY mom used to make that all the time.
WE called it Bikini bread because I had speech problems.