Internet says - Building the Atomium for the Expo 58, Brussels World's Fair. Photo by Dolf Kruger, December 1957.Yup, under construction.
Somewhere out there a not so insignificant number of people see that and think, mmm, some iodized salt, pepper, and 400* for 1.5 hours with a healthy dose of apple sauce.View attachment 167196
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GET OUT OF MY HEAD!!Somewhere out there a not so insignificant number of people see that and think, mmm, some iodized salt, pepper, and 400* for 1.5 hours with a healthy dose of apple sauce.
some iodized salt, pepper, and 400* for 1.5 hours with a healthy dose of apple sauce.
There is no cut or thickness of beef that my MIL won't subject to a meat mallet and meat tenderizer. Every single time.
Oh, man... for the wife's birfday I went up to Edward's (thanks for the reco, @Nick) and got a boneless bison ribeye. Seared it in the Lodge, then stuck it in the oven to 120F. If anyone had gone anywhere NEAR that cut of boef with a mallet or tenderizer, I would have hamstrung them right there in the kitchen.There is no cut or thickness of beef that my MIL won't subject to a meat mallet and meat tenderizer. Every single time.
As you should.Oh, man... for the wife's birfday I went up to Edward's (thanks for the reco, @Nick) and got a boneless bison ribeye. Seared it in the Lodge, then stuck it in the oven to 120F. If anyone had gone anywhere NEAR that cut of boef with a mallet or tenderizer, I would have hamstrung them right there in the kitchen.
That reminds me... I should make this again once the basil is ready.As you should.
I'll take a mallet to chicken or pork, depending upon the preparation, but I've never needed to for beef.
I told that place was legit.Oh, man... for the wife's birfday I went up to Edward's (thanks for the reco, @Nick) and got a boneless bison ribeye.
What do you mean "if"??<snip>
edit: Bonus points if you made your own pasta, too.
I got the tomahawk there that my buddy and I demolished up in Steamboat on Saturday, too.I told that place was legit.
checks life: no kids, opposite coast of jackalope.......whew all good
I miss good beef so much! The beef here in France is horrible and tough as nails. I'm hoping there is better beef available when I move to Portugal next year.As you should.
I'll take a mallet to chicken or pork, depending upon the preparation, but I've never needed to for beef.
My uncle is the absolute man...Although pinned Jeebus may disagree.
I've got one of those that runs on batteries
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