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Old 02-02-2005, 12:19 PM   #11 (permalink)
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LOTS Of Worchestershire sauce, oh yeah!

I am thinking marinating with alchohol (I cant remember if its beer, or harder liquors) makes the meat more tender, but I cant be sure...

I prefer my steak medium rare. I think you get the full taste more..

I cant find the family cookbook, dad-gummit!!!


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Old 02-02-2005, 12:54 PM   #12 (permalink)
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Fried in butter - preferably Shirgar - on a sizzler with plenty of seasoning!
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Old 02-03-2005, 12:45 AM   #13 (permalink)
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One of the things that frustrated me when I used to grill with coals is how long it takes to get them really hot. Then someone showed me that blowing on the coal stack with a hair dryer gets them hot and ready to grill in much less time. It takes a little practice to get good, but it really works.

Now, how to explain to your neighbors why you are blow-drying your grill...

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You lost me at the hair dryer part?

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Marinade: 2 parts peanut oil + 1 part soy sauce + 1 part Worchestershire sauce.

Seasonings: Garlic powder, Salt-n-Spice (a McCormick product), and pepper.

Hot grill: Let the coals get nice and white if using coals. Trick - make a pyramid of them to start out, and after the first fire dies out and they are starting to heat up, hit them with a hair dryer.

Cook to desired wellness.

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I'm not too picky about steak anymore since I'm a vegetarian.
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a really good steak is the main reason I won't devote myself to being a vegetarian
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GREAT bumbersticker: "Save the cow, eat a vegetarian."

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GREAT bumbersticker: "Save the cow, eat a vegetarian."

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a really good steak is the main reason I won't devote myself to being a vegetarian
Well, I never stopped liking meat, it tastes great. I stopped liking what it is. After a while it somehow became very real that there was an innocent life that was being taken away and that all I was eating was the dead flesh and tissue of a very real life. It just seemed unnecessary, so I gave it up.
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Saw this one the other day:


I love animals.... They are delicious!


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its not really the eating innocent animals part that bugs me, although sometimes when i really think about it i get turned off by the thought of dead flesh in my mouth, the main reason I want to stop eating meat is because of the industry behind it and the health benefits, I wouldn't feel bad about eating the well cared for animals if they weren't so expensive, what is weird about beef is that the hormone free organic beef is not as tasty as industrialized cattle
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