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Im disgusted, but interested. Best line is "I cant wait to wake up tomorrow with Diabetes!"
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Im disgusted, but interested. Best line is "I cant wait to wake up tomorrow with Diabetes!"
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Wife and myself's anniversary was the other day, and I always make a seafood pasta, first meal I ever made when we started dating. Ended up turning into a surf and turf with a piece of Waygu inside skirt steak. Grilled all of the shrimp and scallop, too, with herbs, wine, and butter. Was extremely happy with how everything turned out, but the steak really ended up being the star of the show. That cut really had a good beefy and buttery taste, but I guess that's skirt steak and one of the reasons I enjoy it so much. Bonus was it was infinitely cheaper to make something like this at home versus going out to a goddamn restaurant.
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Yeah, ribeye is my favorite if I just want a steak, but I really enjoy some of the different cuts out there normally used for things like fajitas and what have you, and if you treat them like a regular steak, the difference in flavor depending upon that muscle really is surprising at times. I used to buy flat iron steaks constantly when I was over on the east coast. I could never find skirt and it was a cheap easy alternative if I was doing fajitas or something along the lines of when you cook a flank steak. Very tender and that good almost mineral taste.Looks good. Flank/skirt steak is right below ribeye for me. My mom uses it for stir fry and it drives me nuts.
They shot up in price though and I can really find them now. Hanger steaks are great too, but those seem even more rare. If you can find fraldhina, Brazilian bottom sirloin, that's up there with my favorites. I think sometimes that inside skirt is the same cut and I think that's what we got the other day, but it's hit or miss when you're buying stuff from a larger grocery store whether they've mislabeled it. As much as I like pichana, fraldhina is usually my favorite if I get the nice treat of going to a Brazilian steakhouse and having the wife wheel me out afterwards.
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Should of added some cottage cheese in my Alfredo sauce, apparently some people can't resist it....
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fuck off, writing egg recipe #293
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Lanx
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i deli slice my ribeyes
(tho i'm getting tired of cleaning the machine so i've been semi freezing the steakk and manually slicing)
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Are you making Philly's or some kind of wok concoction?i deli slice my ribeyes
(tho i'm getting tired of cleaning the machine so i've been semi freezing the steakk and manually slicing)
That just seems like a lot of work to maintain that type of equipment. I use the freezer & sharp knife method. I don't use ribeyes or any steak thin sliced that way often enough to warrant buying a deli slicer. I mean I guess if you bought cheap chicken or turkeys or something like that and just did a simple roast to make sandwich meat all the time it's probably be worth it, especially if you were feeding a larger family.
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Kroger now sells shaved ribeye packages which are great for phillies. I use like 1/2 shaved ribeye and 1/2 the most bloody shaved roast beef from deli section I can find. Fry all that shit up with onion and bit of peppers top with munster served on big ass italian rolls its like the best Phillies ever. The kids literally FIGHT over that shit.
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jap concoction
Gyudon (Japanese Beef Rice Bowl) (Video) 牛丼
Thinly sliced beef simmered with tender onions and savory-sweet sauce, Gyudon or Japanese Beef Rice Bowl is synonymous with comfort.
www.justonecookbook.com
it's a little bit more korean tbh, i always have korean dashi in the fridge, japanese dashi not so much (once in a while if i'm making miso).
but yea it's a bit annoying w/ the cleanup, cuz one thing you don't know is that once you slice semi frozen meat, it instantly thaws cuz of the heat produced by the blade and bits of meat just finds its way into the nooks, so yea thats why i've just taken to manually slicing again.(probably gonna put it away, haven't used it since i moved here)
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I think that's going on the list for future meals. I got a few older steaks in the freezer that I need to use up, and I think that's a prime candidate.jap concoction
Gyudon (Japanese Beef Rice Bowl) (Video) 牛丼
Thinly sliced beef simmered with tender onions and savory-sweet sauce, Gyudon or Japanese Beef Rice Bowl is synonymous with comfort.
it's a little bit more korean tbh, i always have korean dashi in the fridge, japanese dashi not so much (once in a while if i'm making miso).
but yea it's a bit annoying w/ the cleanup, cuz one thing you don't know is that once you slice semi frozen meat, it instantly thaws cuz of the heat produced by the blade and bits of meat just finds its way into the nooks, so yea thats why i've just taken to manually slicing again.(probably gonna put it away, haven't used it since i moved here)
Thanks.
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yea i gave the link for justonecookbook too, i find her to be comprehensive for jap meals, the only asiany ingredients would be for making the dashi and you can find bonito flakes and dried kelp on amazon if you need to.
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a buddy of mine wanted a replacement slicer since ?he apparently slices a shitton of things? and his old one didn't survive moving into his new place. I found one that look almost 100% like your photo at Good Will and picked it up for him for a fiver. of course had to test it before giving it to him. Motor/blade speed was a bit sad but it got the job done. It was nice taking a 20lb ham down to breakfast slices and then freezing 2 week portions of them. Just not the type of thing I want to do via knife skills alone.
There was a propensity to get hamjuice and hambits all up in places it shouldn't go though, so that seems to be par for the machine design.
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Yeah those things are nice since you can just slice your own much healthier lunch meat you make yourself, like Baked turkey breast for example without no BS added in there like sulphites and all kinds of shit they add to meat like that. But if I did get one I would get a pro model like this one...
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Depending on where you go - you can get the meat a hell of a lot cheaper too. I just have no idea where the hell I would put the damn slicer.