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I'l choose better next time. |
I ate the short end off of a slab from Bryants, it was glorious.
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Jesus God I hope you guys never comment on my plating. I'm terrible.
I had Chipotle last night. They've apparently gone the non-GMO route. I think I'm done there. It's bullshit anyway, I'm quite certain all but maybe their unsweetened tea there has Corn Syrup which is almost certainly derived from GMO. What a ****ing cop out to ****ing hippies. **** that place. |
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Your's sound old. Most organic or natural food supermarkets carry them. Some specialty stores too. Don't put them on a spice rack on your wall. The light fades them and destroys the flavor. Put in a cabinet where it's darker. You can buy dark bottles or tins from here in different sizes. http://www.specialtybottle.com/ Another advantage is that you save more money this way. I hate buying a spice that I use just once or twice a year and paying nearly ten dollars for a little jar. |
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I want some help for making beef ribs. NEVER made them before. BBQ, grilled, oven anyway except I'm not going out and buying a smoker.
I never really cared for the beef ribs. I like the baby back ribs. 'Cept one of my sisters moved here in the last six months and her husband is Jewish and says he doesn't eat "swine." Since I have the place for entertaining, the large dining table, the pool/patio area I usually get stuck with any holiday events etc. Don't want him to come over this summer and not eat. I'm Italian I can't have something like that happen! So post away.... |
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In point of fact there is an impact on my livelihood. I don't grow any good grade corn. But the bigger the non-GMO movement gets, the more decisions are made on bad science. Quote:
If I had to do it is have them in the oven. |
This is making the rounds on Reddit (US chef prepping the day's A5 Kobe from Japan):
Open at your own risk. It will induce ptyalism gravidarum.
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If you don't have an option to smoke them, you could try covered in the oven at 200, 225 for 3-4 hours. Then grill a couple minutes per side to crisp up and caramelize any rubs or sauces. |
Firing up the Tandoori tonight.
I have multiple bags of Chickens marinating right now. Will start the Naan bread ferment after work. |
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