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Fire Me Boy! What's For Dinner? Thread
Since the other one got too big, let's keep the food truck rolling. Whacha got?
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What's For Dinner? Here's Mine Vol. 3.
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Sigh. ****ing autocorrect. http://www.foodnetwork.com/recipes/e...ce-recipe.html Wish I'd have read the sour cream trick before I put everything together. |
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I'm slow cooking a roast with onions, celery, carrots and potatoes (oh, and spices). Simple and delicious.
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I'm not familiar with that cut. Google indicates it's basically chuck? That's my favorite for roast.
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You'll know the sour cream for next time. Depends on how you rolled them. Sometimes it isn't an issue, but of there is a part that gets left out and catches all the oven heat, it can really help. Makes a hell of a mess because I put one sour cream on one side and the sauce on the other, but works good. That sauce ought to be good. I'd never thought of using chicken stock. Arm roast is a good pot roast cut. Enjoy! |
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We've butchered critters we owned, bucket calves and ones we kept back for butchering thinking we were money ahead, but we started getting premium critters on a no hormone diet from the feedlot...son of a bitch. The difference is night and day. That's not to say a butcher can't FUBAR a good critter, but if the butcher is proficient, the critter is pretty much the deciding factor on a good cut of meat. Now, walmart and the like, virtually never get good critters, so there's that, but if you are looking at a butcher, determining the source of the meat is probably the defining factor. |
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Chili dogs with Rays chili sauce... soooooo ****ing good, pricey as hell for a little 7oz can but well worth it
Then throw on a little shredded cheddar and a very generous spoonful of minced onion for good measure Nothing gourmet about it, its just ****ing GOOD... can hardly wait |
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Nothin' wrong with a chili coney (unless it's that Cincinnati chili bullshit). |
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