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i remember someone posting about one of these possibly last? christmas? maybe it was beer and poker i forget
does anyone have one/ever used one before? thoughts?
Yeah that was me. It still works well and I stand by what I said in my original review here:
http://pokerfraudalert.com/forum/sho...l=1#post327503
I go through streaks where I will buy the stuff to cook 'em up and then will have a sandwich a day for a few days in a row then not use it for a few weeks,etc... It's probably been a month since the last time but I still use it I just like to change my breakfast food game up never eating the same thing over and over again.
I like jalapenos a lot and will say for anyone else who also likes them that has never put them in your eggs before you need to try it.
may give it a shot, i love egg mcmuffins. will report back if i do
you mean dice up jalapenos for scrambled eggs? might have to try this, i love hot sauce on my eggs.Quote:
I like jalapenos a lot and will say for anyone else who also likes them that has never put them in your eggs before you need to try it.
my breakfast is kinda strange to some people. i put hot sauce on my eggs and mustard on hashbrowns
yeah I take some jalapenos and break them up into the egg when I put it in the machine it cooks them in the egg nicely for them sandwiches but for scrambled eggs I do the same thing from time to time. Hot sauce on eggs is good too.
If you get the machine let me how it goes for you. I wonder how it would be putting hash browns on these sandwiches. It sounds interesting just like putting them on burger gives it a nice texture with the crispness of the hash browns.
Going to down a Porterhouse tonight!
I havent seasoned it yet but will be sea salt and fresh ground pepper, and just a small amount of one of the grill mates seasonings i grabbed.
So, tell me, what do you dress your steak with before grilling?
Just salt and pepper.Are you gonna pan sear that bitch?
im going to slap it on the grill. im a grill man and I try to do it whenever I can, even if it's the simplest thing. ive done the pan searing option and it has worked great, but there is something about the grill that sets it apart. What it is IMO is the taste that is imparted into the meat from the coals/smoking wood. If it's done right, pan searing can't duplicate this
Again, as far as grilling goes: Especially in my neck of the woods, apparently mother nature forgot to send snow etc this time of year, so that is good imo.
This has got to be the weirdest year so far in....well as long as i can remember...where we haven't got a touch of snow or even real freezing weather.
This is nice in a way, but its also troubling because I want to do some ice fishing! At this rate I might as well take the boat out again!
Ok disclaimer.
Admittedly, I have never made duck breast. But, I seen my nigga Ramsay talking bout it on YouTube so I said yolo. So I pretty much stayed exactly to this vid except I smeared honey to skin side of one of them.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qAfmfCArUgA
The sides are straight trash, I know. I emptied the duck fat into a container.
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Duck breast was $13.50/lb, and I bought close to a lb.
Is it supposed to look like this after cooking? This tasted fucking amazing. Almost better than filet mignon.
Eating duck skin is like losing your virginity.
I never had Duck. Gonna try it,looks amazing.
I have never made duck breast before and i have no experience on how it should look at the end, but that looks awesome. Perfect layer of fat and juices...
and looks like what I would think is a medium/medium rare? Everything I have watched in the past by very good cooks would have the meat still quacking when you are ready to eat it.
Reminds me, one of the stores had a bunch of whole ducks for the holiday season and I never grabbed any. I think ill go out tomorrow and see if there are any left