Bacon PB&J on keto heels, a cheese stick to share with my dogministrative assistant, a tangerine for myself, ants on a log, one-eighth of a jumbo dill pickle, and Tex Mex mix with raisins.
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Most are fermented asian ingredients. Soy beans, cabbage and red chilis. Adds complexity to the Hebrew National hot dogs. I had to go get the packages to get the spellings right.
Bone-in strip steak is 8 bucks a pound right now at the local grocery.
Edge to edge perfection!
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@peter4jc said:
New York Strip steaks are simply T-Bones w/o the bones. This bone-in strip steak has me scratchin' my head.
Quick easy way for meat cutters to break them down. They use a saw to cut off the cross bone and tenderloin. Then be lazy and not remove the sirloin from the bone and charge for the extra weight.
It's true, though it's an L-bone and not a t-bone ^ 😁
As for the confusion, I added a picture. I don't know how to make it simpler than that. You can see what it is.
Good deal here considering boneless strip steaks here are 14.99 a pound. That's for choice, not prime.
Choice rib eyes are 17.99 per pound here.
A 2 oz bone portion and an 11 oz meat portion and paying half price for the bone-in price versus the boneless price is a good deal.
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Patrick's wings are the best. Sometimes though, you need to switch things up.
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@Guitarded
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Mixed nuts, no peanuts.
Bacon PB&J on keto heels, a cheese stick to share with my dogministrative assistant, a tangerine for myself, ants on a log, one-eighth of a jumbo dill pickle, and Tex Mex mix with raisins.
Spicy Black Vinegar Noodles with scallops and shrimp.
Taquitos
Trapped in the People's Communist Republic of Massachusetts.
Kabobs with the Wife.
Fried Nashville Hot chicken sandwich smothered with peanut butter & jelly, french fries on the side.
Where’s the “🤨” button
Pasta al Limone, roasted pine nuts, seared scallops, sauteed asparagus.
Kiwi, peanuts, apple
Hot Dog Soup with red miso, kimchi, gochjang, onion, napa cabbage, carrots, and rice noodles.
My wtf. Don't know what half those ingredients are.
Trapped in the People's Communist Republic of Massachusetts.
Most are fermented asian ingredients. Soy beans, cabbage and red chilis. Adds complexity to the Hebrew National hot dogs. I had to go get the packages to get the spellings right.
Bone-in strip steak is 8 bucks a pound right now at the local grocery.
Edge to edge perfection!
Boneless strips here for $3.99
New York Strip steaks are simply T-Bones w/o the bones. This bone-in strip steak has me scratchin' my head.
Quick easy way for meat cutters to break them down. They use a saw to cut off the cross bone and tenderloin. Then be lazy and not remove the sirloin from the bone and charge for the extra weight.
It's true, though it's an L-bone and not a t-bone ^ 😁
As for the confusion, I added a picture. I don't know how to make it simpler than that. You can see what it is.
Good deal here considering boneless strip steaks here are 14.99 a pound. That's for choice, not prime.
Choice rib eyes are 17.99 per pound here.
A 2 oz bone portion and an 11 oz meat portion and paying half price for the bone-in price versus the boneless price is a good deal.
French Toasted PB&J, delicious and decadent.
Never thought of that combination before, Chris. I'll have to give it a try sometime.
Trapped in the People's Communist Republic of Massachusetts.
Gonna gets the Meat Sweats!!
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Nolite Oblivisci Peniculus Dentes
So much better than the regular formula a**holes.
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Nolite Oblivisci Peniculus Dentes
Patrick's wings are the best. Sometimes though, you need to switch things up.
