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And I am banned from the house
Founders Sumatran 9%...
Banished to the garage, not a bad place but can't decide what to do next. Did not forget to bring the margarita.
Maico needs a top end, may as well make an effort
How about you???
Founders Sumatran 9%...
Banished to the garage, not a bad place but can't decide what to do next. Did not forget to bring the margarita.
Maico needs a top end, may as well make an effort
How about you???
Btw, that's the only way to eat a steak.... I think I'll treat myself to one of those tomorrow evening after the last moto ends. My grill needs one more workout before heading home Sunday.....
The Shop
nice steak
Nice looking steak.
The food stinks...we are sleeping in an army barracks...but it's amazing to see young people over come their fears and do hard things.
Pit Row
Bunko? Whatever works, man!
Hey, this is nothing new or groundbreaking, but it was for me. I finally tried cooking a steak in cast iron. I'm just going to copy and paste the post I made about it on faceplant. Here it is...
Last evening I decided to do something different and cook some steaks in our cast iron skillet. Man, you talk about a good steak! I read up on several different recipes and went with brushing the steaks with oil, then salting them with kosher salt and some other favorite seasonings. I heated the skillet to 500 degrees on my grill, pulled it off and put it on the side burner on medium heat then dropped the steaks in. 2 minutes on each side, then turned them for 4 minutes on each side. Perfect medium rare - though I prefer a rare steak - this was a learning process. These were inch thick steaks. Take steaks then and tent them in foil with a chunk of butter on each one. While they are tented, turn off burner, pour a cup of red wine in still hot skillet, clove of garlic, fresh parsley and basil, chives and 2 tablespoons of Dijon mustard, half a cup of shallots and serve over the steaks. You can thank me later.
More Bunko !!!
I will try your steak recipe tomorrow. Sounds different and great!
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