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steve09ru

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Using what I pulled out of the cupboard...

I boiled a cup of No Yolks noodles, used a can of mushroom gravy (I would usually put some extra shrooms in, but I'm out).  Pumpernickel toast.  I only ate about half, so there's another serving for later when the munchies kick in.  Total cost, about a buck...I got the bread for free.  

Probably not the healthiest thing, but cheap & easy. 

 

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3 hours ago, PleaseBlitz said:


More accurately, it was a beef short loin subprimal, which I broke down into NY strips. 

You don’t see that around much. 

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My wife voluntold me I’d be doing the beans for today’s neighborhood smoked chicken sale.  Typically they are just canned beans warmed up in pans.  I had to take it up a notch with ground beef, Italian sausage, bacon, peppers onions and a whole lot of Meat Church seasonings with mustard, brown sugar and bbq sauce- on the smoker of course.

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4 hours ago, PleaseBlitz said:

I don’t even understand the problem that guy is trying to solve. 
 

Also, his grilled cheese looks super basic. 

 

I understood it. It is also common sense, I already knew this though and do something similar, I just prop it up on it's one side. But he used some utensils to prop it up a bit so the bottom stays crisp and not soggy after coming off the hot plate. Hence the so called hack lol

 

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3 minutes ago, zCommander said:

 

I understood it. It is also common sense, I already knew this though and do something similar, I just prop it up on it's one side. But he used some utensils to prop it up a bit so the bottom stays crisp and not soggy after coming off the hot plate. Hence the so called hack lol

 

Thanks, I can't believe I hadn't already figured it out.  

But once I thought about it, I was like "woah, dude".

 

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