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BucEyedPea 12-23-2014 03:07 PM

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Originally Posted by KCUnited (Post 11214883)
Beef prices have killed me this year. I've been looking at $80+ briskets all year around KC. No thanks. I'm making stuffed shells with homemade sauce for xmas.

Me too. So now I fast on hemp milk one day a week. Just so I can have a beef fix one or two days. Other days—beans.

Fire Me Boy! 12-23-2014 03:09 PM

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Originally Posted by BucEyedPea (Post 11214887)
Me too. So now I fast on hemp milk one day a week. Just so I can have a beef fix one or two days. Other days—beans.

Two words that have never been uttered on CP before.

Ming the Merciless 12-23-2014 03:09 PM

**** yah....

I'm with you man.

People that like their prime rib well done creep me the **** out.

You could also get a choice 3 ribber probably pretty cheap $60-75. It will serve 6 easily and have more crispy/done edge ratio, more meat to fat ratio as well.

That's the route you should go if u wanna try it sometime.

Cook that shit the way YOU like haha

But I will also take turkey any day. I'm weird but I ****ing love turkey. There's no $20 turkeys here though...8-(

Fire Me Boy! 12-23-2014 03:13 PM

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Originally Posted by Pawnmower (Post 11214894)
**** yah....

I'm with you man.

People that like their prime rib well done creep me the **** out.

You could also get a choice 3 ribber probably pretty cheap $60-75. It will serve 6 easily and have more crispy/done edge ratio, more meat to fat ratio as well.

That's the route you should go if u wanna try it sometime.

Cook that shit the way YOU like haha

But I will also take turkey any day. I'm weird but I ****ing love turkey. There's no $20 turkeys here though...8-(

For even less, you could get a really thick-cut bone-in ribeye and cook it like a prime roast... prime rib for one with all the crispy tasty bits all for you.

BucEyedPea 12-23-2014 03:17 PM

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Originally Posted by Fire Me Boy! (Post 11214893)
Two words that have never been uttered on CP before.

Hemp milk is absolutely awesome for you! I add hemp powder to it to thicken. It is loaded with Omega 3s. It tastes better than soy. I can only have milk two days a week due to sensitivity. Brings my food bill down to $3.50 for a day. Can't beat that and it's good on waistline as well.

scho63 12-23-2014 03:44 PM

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5 totally complete pages of posts and not a single photo??? What are you assholes doing besides jerking each other off? :doh!:

Here is a fantastic dish I cooked Sunday night.

Orecchiette pasta with pan fried spicy Sausage chunks, Broccolini buds first boiled in water for 4-5 minutes, then pan sauteed in extra virgin olive oil, massive chopped garlic, pasta water, red pepper flakes, white wine, a little butter, dried oregano, dried basil, onion powder, salt n pepper then combined with everything else.

This dish could compete with Bobby Flay or Mario Battali!

It is fantastic tasting and one of the best meals I ever cooked.

Buehler445 12-23-2014 04:30 PM

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Originally Posted by Fire Me Boy! (Post 11214793)
That sounds interesting... don't know if I've ever heard of smoked prime rib.



Absolutely.

Bobby Ds merchant street BBQ in Emporia has it on Friday evenings. It is awesome.

GloryDayz 12-23-2014 05:03 PM

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Originally Posted by Fire Me Boy! (Post 11214554)
I was waiting for someone else to respond since I'm not a rib roast expert.

But what you're doing sounds good. I'd probably consider the broiler instead of the oven. The Cook's Illustrated recipe I'm using has you remove the roast at 120 for rare and rest for 30 minutes (up to 75 minutes).

Then: "Adjust oven rack about 8 inches from broiler element and heat broiler. Remove foil from roast, form into 3-inch ball, and place under ribs to elevate fat cap. Broil until top of roast is well browned and crisp, 2 to 8 minutes."

So that's what I'm planning to do.

Booya! Aced it.... Even if only at the end to get the color. Much like your sous vide, cooking the food and its final presentation aren't always one step.

So I totally agree with the broiler.

Ming the Merciless 12-23-2014 05:06 PM

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Originally Posted by scho63 (Post 11214991)
Orecchiette pasta with pan fried spicy Sausage chunks, Broccolini buds

That looks great!!!

I might have to steal that...

It looks decently healthy too..maybe I would cut the pasta down and add cauliflower too or another veggie...

Right on man!

Looks amazing

I might try andoiulle

Ming the Merciless 12-23-2014 05:07 PM

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Originally Posted by Fire Me Boy! (Post 11214863)
The 3-rib, 6 1/2-pound roast I got last night at Publix cost me $49 and change - on sale, $7.29/pound.

**** yah!!!

thats better than I could do here I believe!!

Nice man

GloryDayz 12-23-2014 05:07 PM

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Originally Posted by Fire Me Boy! (Post 11214556)
According to Miss Manners, soup should be first, with salad coming right before dessert.

http://articles.chicagotribune.com/1...or-salad-meals

Not the first time I've seen that, and in 2012 a certain steakhouse in NYC did the salad that way. I didn't like it, but as was explained to me it has to do with layering food in the tummy.

Seems odd, but they seem to have some science to back it up! And they offered "Pink Stuff" for the salad (their own version) and I thought that was just funny!

BucEyedPea 12-23-2014 05:09 PM

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Originally Posted by scho63 (Post 11214991)
5 totally complete pages of posts and not a single photo??? What are you assholes doing besides jerking each other off? :doh!:

Here is a fantastic dish I cooked Sunday night.

Orecchiette pasta with pan fried spicy Sausage chunks, Broccolini buds first boiled in water for 4-5 minutes, then pan sauteed in extra virgin olive oil, massive chopped garlic, pasta water, red pepper flakes, white wine, a little butter, dried oregano, dried basil, onion powder, salt n pepper then combined with everything else.

This dish could compete with Bobby Flay or Mario Battali!

It is fantastic tasting and one of the best meals I ever cooked.

Very elegant looking dish and tasty looking too!

Oh, and I haven't jerked anyone off in here. No, no, no, no, nooooooooooooo!

Just Passin' By 12-23-2014 05:12 PM

It's been a great few nights for dinner:

Saturday - Early Christmas party, with multiple appetizers, a ham, a roast beef, lasagna (mediocre) and great desserts

Sunday - Braised Octopus with pearl onions and rice, followed by braised lamb shank and broccoli

Monday - One of the best damn whole roast chickens I've ever made

Tonight's going to be catch as catch can, as we're going shopping for the rest of the items we need for Christmas dinner.

Ming the Merciless 12-23-2014 05:14 PM

Prime Grade prime is $16.99 a pound this season @ costco, apparently....

11.99 for choice


according to this dude:

http://www.costcoinsider.com/costco-...ib-roast-2014/

prime rib at costco can go as Low as 4 bux a pound this year, right after christmas right before expiration

so

hit costco hard after christmas and put a couple in the deep freeze!

BucEyedPea 12-23-2014 05:16 PM

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Originally Posted by GloryDayz (Post 11215230)
Not the first time I've seen that, and in 2012 a certain steakhouse in NYC did the salad that way. I didn't like it, but as was explained to me it has to do with layering food in the tummy.

Seems odd, but they seem to have some science to back it up! And they offered "Pink Stuff" for the salad (their own version) and I thought that was just funny!

If I recall correctly, I believe they eat the salad last in Europe too.


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