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  • CH46E
    CH46E Posts: 3,546
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    Pencilliform wrote: »
    Currently cooking beef steak for lunch. Hope it'll taste good since this is my first time cooking this recipe.

    Welcome to Club Polk btw.
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  • joecoulson
    joecoulson Posts: 4,943
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    Making me look bad (pretty easily done)
    Welcome pencil!
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  • joecoulson
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  • fish357
    fish357 Posts: 304
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    @joecoulson How does the rolling pin come into play, going to bash greedy hands that reach in the pan?
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  • afterburnt
    afterburnt Posts: 7,892
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    fish357 wrote: »
    @joecoulson How does the rolling pin come into play, going to bash greedy hands that reach in the pan?

    You use that to beat your meat.
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  • joecoulson
    joecoulson Posts: 4,943
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    Lmao Bruce!

    It was for pizzas made after the pork.

    Cook up day.
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  • CH46E
    CH46E Posts: 3,546
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    Your meat looks...... ah let me re word this.

    That meat looks good! :)
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  • fish357
    fish357 Posts: 304
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    Next t-shirt
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  • CH46E
    CH46E Posts: 3,546
    edited September 2020
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    Oh shizzznit. I just woke the wife laughing! Hahahahahahahah :D


    Thanks, now I'm in Trouble.
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  • pitdogg2
    pitdogg2 Posts: 24,553
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    Well get her a T-shirt for her birthday 😅
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  • BlueBirdMusic
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    afterburnt wrote: »
    fish357 wrote: »
    @joecoulson How does the rolling pin come into play, going to bash greedy hands that reach in the pan?

    You use that to beat your meat.

    Bruce, you gotten worse (or better) since you moved to Arizona. I don't know which but you do have all the "right" (or "wrong") answers.

    It's a matter of prospective.
    "Sometimes you have to look to the past to understand where you are going in the future"


    Harry / Marietta GA
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  • Clipdat
    Clipdat Posts: 12,598
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    I'd like to chop your vegetable, if you know what I mean. Reported.
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  • afterburnt
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  • CH46E
    CH46E Posts: 3,546
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    No more cooking Thanksgiving diner for everyone after this either.

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  • fish357
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    Smoked a small pork shoulder, pulled it apart and made chili. Nothing from a package, box, or can. All fresh.
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  • pitdogg2
    pitdogg2 Posts: 24,553
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    Dang I'm hungry now that is some fine looking chili.
    Oh yea I'm stealing that idea.
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  • fish357
    fish357 Posts: 304
    edited October 2020
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    Feel free, I’ll give you the ingredient list!
    Can’t forget the hot water cornbread. Yes, those are fresh jalapeños in there. Heheh
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    Edit- I have to brag a little, I have three blue ribbons for my chili’s going up against trained chefs.
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  • pitdogg2
    pitdogg2 Posts: 24,553
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    Oh I can make chili. I have never thought about smoked pork shoulder. I've used roast beef, ribeye but bever pork. Mine is hot I like habanero and ghost pepper dust.
    Every once in awhile I like tossing water chestnuts for the crunch.
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  • fish357
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    Nice, never thought about that. Chili today, hot tamale tomorrow. 🔥
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  • CH46E
    CH46E Posts: 3,546
    edited October 2020
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    That Corn Bread though! Oh man that looks good.

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  • afterburnt
    afterburnt Posts: 7,892
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    Not this

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  • Gardenstater
    Gardenstater Posts: 4,180
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    That's definitely not grass fed beef. That was not a healthy cow.
    George / NJ

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  • BlueFox
    BlueFox Posts: 15,251
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    LOL. That is a lot for 95% fat. Must be tasty fat.
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  • txcoastal1
    txcoastal1 Posts: 13,132
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    Gardenstater wrote: »
    That's definitely not grass fed beef. That was not a healthy cow.

    Wagyu...you literally can push the meat to the roof of your mouth and it melts like cotton candy. Very strange and different. Great flavor!

    Celebrated my daughters college grad at a high end steakhouse a few years ago with her fiancé and family. They had received Wagyu and we were presented the certificates for the steaks. I ordered 2 to share as appetizers, because it's so rare to get the opportunity to find a place that has true Wagyu.
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  • CH46E
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    BlueFox wrote: »
    LOL. That is a lot for 95% fat. Must be tasty fat.

    I have always thought the same thing. But I think the fat renders out while cooking leaving mostly the meat.
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  • afterburnt
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    Probably have to do it "Tataki" style but that "Prime" steak I mentioned tasted like wax. If I want more fat than meat I will stick with bacon. I am an American damn it!
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  • Gardenstater
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    I'm getting my cholesterol checked tomorrow. Please pray for me.

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    George / NJ

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  • maxward
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    ^What is the recipe for that gutbomb? Looks good!
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  • Gardenstater
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    edited October 2020
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    Just an Onion/Spinach/Mushroom/Garlic Fritatta. 12 eggs. Red Onion, Vidalia Onion, Chopped Garlic from a jar, Frozen Chopped Spinach, Canned Mushrooms, Coconut Oil, Freshly Ground Pepper. Cook the ingredients first until tender in some coconut oil and mix it with the beaten eggs. Re oil the pan and pour in and cook it on the flame until the bottom is browned and pop it into the broiler for about 6 or 7 mins. Most importantly don't forget the handle stays hot a long time (don't ask how I know)!
    George / NJ

    Polk 7B main speakers, std. mods+ (1979, orig owner)
    Martin Logan Dynamo sub w/6ft 14awg Power Cord
    Crown D150 amp
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    Custom Ribbon Speaker Cables, 5ft long, 4N Copper, 14awg, ultra low inductance
    Custom Vibration Isolation Speaker Stands and Sub Platform
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  • maxward
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    Thanks. We’ll try it.
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