Is that a trick question?
To me the cut of the meat determines the degree of doneness. Prime rib, Tenderloin Moo! Brisket must be well and slowly done.ROFl!! It wasn't meant to be. I never liked steak until hubby started doing them on the grill. I can almost smell 'em. We've had soooo much rain this winter,I don't know if we'll ever reach grillin season again.![]()
To me the cut of the meat determines the degree of doneness. Prime rib, Tenderloin Moo! Brisket must be well and slowly done.
At the Horseshoe in downtown Vegas, in the back, in the basement there's a well hidden secret. A cozy, humble little restaurant for locals. For breakfast you can order 'Eggs Rothchild' 2 Eggs benedict style eggs w/béarnaise sauce served atop filet minions' wrapped in bacon with hash browns, toast and coffee. In 2007 it was only $10+tip. Wow! That's a deal.Ahhh a connoisseur !! Well we will have to be more careful of your steaks. We aim to please! lol
At the Horseshoe in downtown Vegas, in the back, in the basement there's a well hidden secret. A cozy, humble little restaurant for locals. For breakfast you can order 'Eggs Rothchild' 2 Eggs benedict style eggs w/béarnaise sauce served atop filet minions' wrapped in bacon with hash browns, toast and coffee. In 2007 it was only $10+tip. Wow! That's a deal.
If you have shelter for your grill, why not grill when it's raining? I remember bbq-ing while it was snowing.ROFl!! It wasn't meant to be. I never liked steak until hubby started doing them on the grill. I can almost smell 'em. We've had soooo much rain this winter,I don't know if we'll ever reach grillin season again.![]()
If you have shelter for your grill, why not grill when it's raining? I remember bbq-ing while it was snowing.
If you have shelter for your grill, why not grill when it's raining? I remember bbq-ing while it was snowing.
I spent a winter in Essex Montana. If you don't like snow, DON'T GO THERE! It never melted. We never saw the ground in 3 mos.If you have shelter for your grill, why not grill when it's raining? I remember bbq-ing while it was snowing.
Lots of meanness there... But it's a meanness I would like to try.I do a mean leg of lamb in red current jelly and red wine sauce. It’s all in one dish. Just chuck it all in a large pan
on the stove with vegetables seasoning etc and simmer it slow. The meat falls apart when it’s done this way.
I do a mean sherry or rum fresh fruit trifle with
chantelle cream - cream made with white wine and lemon juice.
Oh and a mean strawberry and cream pavlova!
Lots of meanness there... But it's a meanness I would like to try.
Especially the lamb. Never tried lamb. They don't sell it a lot here in the southeast of USA.
I spent a winter in Essex Montana. If you don't like snow, DON'T GO THERE! It never melted. We never saw the ground in 3 mos.
Lots of meanness there... But it's a meanness I would like to try.
Especially the lamb. Never tried lamb. They don't sell it a lot here in the southeast of USA.
That's because squirrel and coon are more abundant (and cheaper as a result). Good ol'e supply and demand.![]()
Never see squirrel or raccoon in the store either these days. Beef, chicken, turkey, catfish, occasionally salmon... Southwest Tennessee is a gastronomic wasteland.
Nope. Is that anything like slugburgers?TN, then you would be familiar with Burgoo?