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Biden is deporting 4x more people than Trump. Unsure about the exact details but this is an amusing trend.
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Feb 13 2021 06:23pm
Quote (InsaneBobb @ Feb 12 2021 07:25am)
Shapiro makes me rage. From his talks of "Steel mines" to his justifications of why it's morally right for conservatives not to utilize power while ALSO being right for progressives to utilize power... He's inconsistent and aggravating. He's also a JD, incredibly smart and well informed, and far more mainstream than he's given credit for. Some of what he has to say, he's a better source than anyone CNN presents. He is credible, he just has a lot of shitty opinions. Whether or not I'm "better" than anything, I'll leave that one to you mate. :P



Wasn't asking for advice on how to cook the steak. I coat it in olive oil, crack some pepper on it, toss it in the microwave to bring it to room temp (microwave off ofc, just resting it), then toss it on a hot pan with a thin layer of coarse ground salt. Let it go for a few minutes, flip it, let it go a few more minutes, drop the pan into the (cold) stove and let it rest for 10 minutes. Pull it out, it's juicy, somewhere right around mid-rare, delicious, and all fat is fully rendered. I'm good on the actual cooking portion. I'm not a big believer that plastic should exist anywhere near my steak. Sous vide is not something I really like the idea of for prime cuts. I dunno, I may just be old fashioned. It's solid advice, just not to my tastes, you know?

Carrots and parsnips. Huh. Maybe. I think you're overthinking it. I'm eating burnt cow. Granted, not "burnt" but literally a hot iron seared piece of meat. Not going 4 stars. Merely an enjoyable meal. I was thinking fresh Brussel sprouts lightly coated in olive oil, garlic, and sea salt, baked to a golden brown. Dunno now. Carrots and Parsnips? Interesting.


Just when i thought you couldn't be any more wrong you think brussel sprouts is food?
Not sure how much more respect i can lose for you dom :(
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Feb 13 2021 07:58pm
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Just when i thought you couldn't be any more wrong you think brussel sprouts is food?
Not sure how much more respect i can lose for you dom :(


Properly baked brussels sprouts are not only food, but are heavenly. The fact that you cannot properly cook brussels sprouts is on you, not me.

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I don't think it's immoral to eat meat, but I do think it's immoral to not use every piece of meat in an optimal way. For a bad cut of meat that means good burgers or dog food. But for high quality cuts that means make it a 5 star meal. :)


How would you prepare boneless sirloin pork? I tend to prepare it similar to how I prepare ribeye, except I do a hard sear (high heat, couple minutes per side) then mid heat like 7 minutes per side, then rest. You plastic wrap pork too, or...?

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Quote (InsaneBobb @ Feb 13 2021 07:58pm)
Properly baked brussels sprouts are not only food, but are heavenly. The fact that you cannot properly cook brussels sprouts is on you, not me.

How would you prepare boneless sirloin pork? I tend to prepare it similar to how I prepare ribeye, except I do a hard sear (high heat, couple minutes per side) then mid heat like 7 minutes per side, then rest. You plastic wrap pork too, or...?


Pork I always just sous vide and pan sear. Hard to mess up pork lol
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Quote (InsaneBobb @ Feb 14 2021 12:58pm)
Properly baked brussels sprouts are not only food, but are heavenly. The fact that you cannot properly cook brussels sprouts is on you, not me.



How would you prepare boneless sirloin pork? I tend to prepare it similar to how I prepare ribeye, except I do a hard sear (high heat, couple minutes per side) then mid heat like 7 minutes per side, then rest. You plastic wrap pork too, or...?


Taste like sewerage no matter what you do with them.
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Feb 13 2021 09:29pm
Quote (Plaguefear @ Feb 13 2021 10:26pm)
Taste like sewerage no matter what you do with them.


Cut them in halves and sear them in light olive oil and a bit of water. Season them with lime juice and then salt at the end.

Crisp and savory.
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Feb 13 2021 09:31pm
brussel sprouts are amazing 😋
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Feb 13 2021 09:31pm
Quote (EndlessSky @ Feb 14 2021 02:29pm)
Cut them in halves and sear them in light olive oil and a bit of water. Season them with lime juice and then salt at the end.

Crisp and savory.


https://www.theguardian.com/science/blog/2011/nov/01/brussel-sprout-gene
I have the gene that makes them taste like ass.
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Feb 13 2021 09:32pm
Quote (Thor123422 @ 13 Feb 2021 19:18)
Pork I always just sous vide and pan sear. Hard to mess up pork lol


Seems like your go to on meat is to Sous Vide. You're not at all concerned over plastic particulates in your food?

I want to eat meat. I'm a hard carnivore. I don't give a shit about morality. They're not people. I can eat them. But I don't like eating plastic. Why is it that every solution you provide to cooking involves sous vide? What if I said, "No plastic" would you have a different alternative?
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Feb 13 2021 09:41pm
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I'm so sorry
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