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Gunny
02-26-2017, 12:52 AM
It's BBQ night and I can't go get any of this stuff. :( It's too late here. This is worse than water boarding.

Kathianne
02-26-2017, 01:01 AM
It's BBQ night and I can't go get any of this stuff. :( It's too late here. This is worse than water boarding.

Now when I was in Chicago, we did get to Smoque's:

http://i67.tinypic.com/f41ugp.jpg

Gunny
02-26-2017, 01:38 AM
Not to be mean, but that looks like soup to me. You and my daughter would get along. I''m likr "put the damned cow on the grill". She wants to come up with all these concoctions from a cook book she stole from me no less. and I'm like if you put that meat on the grill it'll come out just fine.

I don't like food. I consider eating a chore. Juxtaposition: The things i will eat I will eat. I want meat. Not some sissy-ass PC pork and fish is better for you BS menu. I don't want the crap. I want a steak. A big ass baked potato. Shrimp along the side. (Let me know when I sound like Dennis OLeary). And I want to have a damned smoke when I'm done. What are you going to do ? Make me die?

hjmick
02-26-2017, 08:06 AM
I saw the thread title and instantly thought of this, one of the funniest things I’ve read in a while:

Guy Fieri’s Kids: “The Food Network is Killing Our Father” (https://aboveaverage.com/save-our-father-guy-fieri-from-himself/)

To the Audience of Guy Fieri’s Diner, Drive-Ins, and Dives:

We are writing this letter as a last resort. The Food Network is killing our father and we don’t know how much time he has left.

When this all started, our family thought it was a joke. Our mother doesn’t even let him cook in the house. He makes cereal with melted ice cream. He uses frosting as a palate cleanser. Those sayings he has? Those aren’t just sayings. He really does eat flip-flops. He’s always done that. He leaves notes on waffles, usually about how we’re out of waffles. He calls every town Flavortown. It’s extremely confusing when we try to go on family road trips, when we try to go anywhere.

Our dad never tells us that he loves us, only that we’re “off the hook.” He often mixes up our names with breakfast sandwiches. Sometimes we’re not even sure they’re real sandwiches, just foods and nouns he puts together in his mind, like “Cheese Ham Texas Toast” or “Gravy Boat Junction.” He keeps trying to patent “Flufferbutter,” which is just butter mixed with marshmallow fluff. His pockets are always stuffed with deli meats. It attracts wild animals and our whole family has gotten rabies more times that we can count.

Our mother says he wasn’t always like this. He used to have a regular 9-5 job working at Blockbuster, before he dyed his hair and devoted all his time to eating himself to death. He doesn’t even watch movies anymore, just videos of people frying bacon. Our family hasn’t seen a movie in seven years.

We need your help. He has every kind of diabetes. His blood is 70% caramel. Every meal could be his last. All of his doctors have either quit or gone into hiding. We are begging you, his audience: please stop watching his shows on The Food Network. He has twelve of them now and another six in production. Demand more shows about beating Bobby Flay, cooking with ingredients you’ll never find, or making children cry. We just want the dad we’ve only heard about, seen pictures of. We want to touch our father’s hair without cutting ourselves or coming into contact with bleach.

Thank you, and please stop encouraging him,

Hunter and Ryder Fieri

Kathianne
02-26-2017, 03:50 PM
Not to be mean, but that looks like soup to me. You and my daughter would get along. I''m likr "put the damned cow on the grill". She wants to come up with all these concoctions from a cook book she stole from me no less. and I'm like if you put that meat on the grill it'll come out just fine.

I don't like food. I consider eating a chore. Juxtaposition: The things i will eat I will eat. I want meat. Not some sissy-ass PC pork and fish is better for you BS menu. I don't want the crap. I want a steak. A big ass baked potato. Shrimp along the side. (Let me know when I sound like Dennis OLeary). And I want to have a damned smoke when I'm done. What are you going to do ? Make me die?
That 'soup' was steak and bar-b-que beans. So good. The sandwich was pulled pork, also excellent.

Gunny
04-07-2017, 06:16 PM
That 'soup' was steak and bar-b-que beans. So good. The sandwich was pulled pork, also excellent.THAT is steak? Holy crap. Way to ruin some meat.:laugh: All I need's some charcoal and a fork to cook a steak. That looks like it went through the the blender.:laugh:

Kathianne
04-07-2017, 06:24 PM
THAT is steak? Holy crap. Way to ruin some meat.:laugh: All I need's some charcoal and a fork to cook a steak. That looks like it went through the the blender.:laugh:

Not at all. Not everyone just eats like you, some of us enjoy sharing with friends and just spending some time. To each their own.

Drummond
04-07-2017, 06:32 PM
THAT is steak? Holy crap. Way to ruin some meat.:laugh: All I need's some charcoal and a fork to cook a steak. That looks like it went through the the blender.:laugh:

To me, a steak is a great slab of meat, juicy, succulent, the thicker the better, and all the more satisfying for it (w/onions, maybe, or just possibly garlic, if I'm in the mood for it). A slab of meat that you need to use a pneumatic drill on, because it's so thick. THAT is steak worthy of the name !! Anything from medium rare to well done does me .. I don't much care ...

aboutime
04-07-2017, 06:42 PM
To me, a steak is a great slab of meat, juicy, succulent, the thicker the better, and all the more satisfying for it (w/onions, maybe, or just possibly garlic, if I'm in the mood for it). A slab of meat that you need to use a pneumatic drill on, because it's so thick. THAT is steak worthy of the name !! Anything from medium rare to well done does me .. I don't much care ...


Sir Drummond, and Gunny. No disrespect to Kathianne here, but that photo shows, what we call POT ROAST on a bun, where I grew up.
A steak...a REAL STEAK, does not get chopped up, or served on any bun unless you order a PHILLY CHEESE STEAK, where the meat is cut into smaller pieces, and never anything but Well Done.

My grandmother made it often, with boiled potatoes, her gravy, and a couple of veggies.

Kathianne
04-07-2017, 07:03 PM
*Reminder to self*
Do not make dinner plans, ever, with Gunny or AT.

Gunny
04-07-2017, 07:07 PM
Not at all. Not everyone just eats like you, some of us enjoy sharing with friends and just spending some time. To each their own.I'm just teasing with you. There should be a rule against me watching Don Rickles. :laugh:

I seriously don't care what anyone eats, and we all eat differently. For instance ... Mexican food where you are is not Mexican food here. I hated the Mexican food in CA, AZ and NM. I'm like how can you live next door and be so different? Mexican food in IL is Taco Bell.

However ... for us Texans? If you got to doctor your steak you either got a bad piece of meat or don't know how to cook. We got lots of cows here. :)

Gunny
04-07-2017, 07:10 PM
*Reminder to self*
Do not make dinner plans, ever, with Gunny or AT.Pffft. I'd cook it for you. I haven't seen that get turned down a whole bunch.

Gunny
04-07-2017, 07:26 PM
Am I in the Twilight Zone? I mean seriously. I could could care less what anyone else ets as long as it's not disgusting and in front of me. Anyone seen the episode where they cook up some liver? I though Fieri was going to puke on camera. He had a stand in do the taste test.

And I won't eat fish. Lobster, crab or shrimp I'm good. Actual fish. Nope. Not going to happen.

Kathianne
04-07-2017, 07:36 PM
I'm just teasing with you. There should be a rule against me watching Don Rickles. :laugh:

I seriously don't care what anyone eats, and we all eat differently. For instance ... Mexican food where you are is not Mexican food here. I hated the Mexican food in CA, AZ and NM. I'm like how can you live next door and be so different? Mexican food in IL is Taco Bell.

However ... for us Texans? If you got to doctor your steak you either got a bad piece of meat or don't know how to cook. We got lots of cows here. :)

Do you really think I don't know good steak? From Chicago? Really! When I go to a steak house or cook a filet I'm right with you. However, I've no problem with using sirloin in recipes from chili to beans to stew. The last would be chuck or even sirloin-as in cook long. Sirloin actually can cook long, lean though it may be.

Sirloin that's marinated or even filet make excellent stir fry.

I'm just not addicted to coals and hunks of meat with a fork.

Bilgerat
04-07-2017, 07:41 PM
THAT is steak? Holy crap. Way to ruin some meat.:laugh: All I need's some charcoal and a fork to cook a steak. That looks like it went through the the blender.:laugh:



To me, a steak is a great slab of meat, juicy, succulent, the thicker the better, and all the more satisfying for it (w/onions, maybe, or just possibly garlic, if I'm in the mood for it). A slab of meat that you need to use a pneumatic drill on, because it's so thick. THAT is steak worthy of the name !! Anything from medium rare to well done does me .. I don't much care ...


I can't agree with these statements more. Normally, I would give the meat in question a good brushing of virgin olive oil, then coat with salt, pepper and garlic while the coals are heating up.

I'll move the coals over to one side of the grill and cook with indirect heat. That way I can sneak up on the doneness of the steak:salute:

hjmick
04-07-2017, 07:45 PM
I'm just teasing with you. There should be a rule against me watching Don Rickles. :laugh:

I seriously don't care what anyone eats, and we all eat differently. For instance ... Mexican food where you are is not Mexican food here. I hated the Mexican food in CA, AZ and NM. I'm like how can you live next door and be so different? Mexican food in IL is Taco Bell.

However ... for us Texans? If you got to doctor your steak you either got a bad piece of meat or don't know how to cook. We got lots of cows here. :)


I like the Mexican food in California. And Arizona. And New Mexico. And Texas.


But you are correct, they are all different from one another...



Mexican food in South Carolina sucks. Bigly.

Kathianne
04-07-2017, 07:50 PM
Men! Neanderthals nearly all! LOL!

Kathianne
04-07-2017, 07:51 PM
I like the Mexican food in California. And Arizona. And New Mexico. And Texas.


But you are correct, they are all different from one another...



Mexican food in South Carolina sucks. Bigly.

I like AZ Mexican food. Gunny counts the sticks in IL as all of IL, he's so wrong. Lots of good Mexican places in Chicago area, where Mexicans actually live.

Bilgerat
04-07-2017, 07:53 PM
Men! Neanderthals nearly all! LOL!




https://cdn.meme.am/instances/500x/55922040/duck-dynasty-uncle-si-i-resemble-that-remark-jack.jpg


:dance::laugh2::dance::laugh2::dance:

Gunny
04-07-2017, 07:58 PM
Men! Neanderthals nearly all! LOL!It's n art form you have to master. :)

But let's turn it around. I can put steak on a knife and cook it over the fire pit. Y'all womens want to trash 20 dishes cooking a piece of meat. Screw all that noise. I know who gets to wash the dishes. Y'all will make a bigger mess making a bowl of soup than it's worth.

Kathianne
04-07-2017, 07:59 PM
It's n art form you have to master. :)

But let's turn it around. I can put steak on a knife and cook it over the fire pit. Y'all womens want to trash 20 dishes cooking a piece of meat. Screw all that noise. I know who gets to wash the dishes. Y'all will make a bigger mess making a bowl of soup than it's worth.

I've always cleaned up as I go. Dinner dishes the kids did, but would never let you or them by my pots and pans!

Kathianne
04-07-2017, 08:03 PM
I've always cleaned up as I go. Dinner dishes the kids did, but would never let you or them by my pots and pans!

I actually gave my daughter a set of good pots and pans when she got her first apartment. A few years ago she said to me, "Mom, do you ever cook? Your stuff always looks new and mine?" Really? She was always there for dinner, often with a few friends. Maybe I should have made her watch the cleaning parts and not just the cooking? LOL!

She is a great cook, but she's rough on the cookware.

Gunny
04-08-2017, 02:23 AM
I actually gave my daughter a set of good pots and pans when she got her first apartment. A few years ago she said to me, "Mom, do you ever cook? Your stuff always looks new and mine?" Really? She was always there for dinner, often with a few friends. Maybe I should have made her watch the cleaning parts and not just the cooking? LOL!

She is a great cook, but she's rough on the cookware.Kids nowadays. My cookware was spotless. What noticed over the years (no offense Kath :) ) most girls don't realize there an OUTSIDE AND HANDLE on those pots n pans.

I do the military thing. Just habit. Getting sick in the field sucks. Not to mention I'm a total germaphobe to begin with.:laugh: Try THAT one always being around 2000 sloppy jarheads. I've always handwashed everything.

I totally get the clean as you go thing. I don't know any other way and I'm always calculating. What's next? Oh, I'm supposed to enjoy this meal knowing I have a million dishes to wash afterward. Same when I was an electrician. Those clowns would make a big mess with wire and conduit and not clean up. I guess they figured Mr Clean was going to miracle up their mess overnight.


And yes, I admit it ... I'm a total neat freak. :)

Balu
04-08-2017, 05:16 AM
Sir Drummond, and Gunny. No disrespect to Kathianne here, but that photo shows, what we call POT ROAST on a bun, where I grew up.
A steak...a REAL STEAK, does not get chopped up, or served on any bun unless you order a PHILLY CHEESE STEAK, where the meat is cut into smaller pieces, and never anything but Well Done.

My grandmother made it often, with boiled potatoes, her gravy, and a couple of veggies.

http://st03.kakprosto.ru//images/article/2016/9/30/248374_57eec0b80408157eec0b8040bb.jpeg

http://proryazan.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/01/%D0%B1%D0%B8%D1%84%D1%88%D1%82%D0%B5%D0%BA%D1%81.j pg

Bilgerat
04-08-2017, 11:26 AM
https://pics.onsizzle.com/degrees-of-steak-done-ness-blue-rare-medium-seared-on-2551387.png

Gunny
04-08-2017, 03:14 PM
I like AZ Mexican food. Gunny counts the sticks in IL as all of IL, he's so wrong. Lots of good Mexican places in Chicago area, where Mexicans actually live.I've to Chicago, missy. Stepdaughter lives there. And Peoria is not quite the sticks. I was just expressing a preference for a specific style of Mexican. It's different here. A LOT spicier for one thing.

Black Diamond
04-08-2017, 03:19 PM
I always thought the sticks started at Aurora and Joliet. When my dad was a kid, they probably started at oak park. :)

Gunny
04-08-2017, 03:45 PM
I always thought the sticks started at Aurora and Joliet. When my dad was a kid, they probably started at oak park. :)I actually did live out in the sticks. I liked it. Just cost too much and there was no work.

Black Diamond
04-08-2017, 03:51 PM
I actually did live out in the sticks. I liked it. Just cost too much and there was no work.
I can imagine. I remember hearing no one below I-80 votes like those above it. :)

Kathianne
04-08-2017, 07:05 PM
I always thought the sticks started at Aurora and Joliet. When my dad was a kid, they probably started at oak park. :)
Well my cousins lived in the city when I was really young, moved to Oak Park when I was in kindergarten. They said we live 'in the country.' Elmhurst at the time had over 40k people, just not multi-family housing. LOL!

Past DeKalb is 'country.' I get to define it. Peoria is a town out in the sticks. Used to have heavy manufacturing, but that was gone years ago with exception of Caterpillar, which just announced the plant closing.