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Old 2/28/12, 07:56 PM
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...and when is it not? LOL
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Originally Posted by 07S197
Ya can't beat Dale's, I buy it by the case cuz you can't find it in the stores around here. I use it in burgers and as a steak marinade.
I mix it with orange juice for a marinade for steaks, and also over a roast when I cook it in the oven. Usually a little less than half and half since the Dale's is so strong. Probably closer to 1 part Dale's 3 parts OJ. Its fantastic.
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Tastiest meat I've ever had is moose in Alaska. Makes great hamburgers, lean but very juicy and tasty.
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Originally Posted by 11SHELBYGT500
...and a baked potato w/ cheese butter.
And bacon.
Old 2/28/12, 07:58 PM
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I'm a bit puzzled by that much of a heat index increase
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Originally Posted by Rather B.Blown
I mix it with orange juice for a marinade for steaks, and also over a roast when I cook it in the oven. Usually a little less than half and half since the Dale's is so strong. Probably closer to 1 part Dale's 3 parts OJ. Its fantastic.
I'm gonna try that. It is very strong, I usually only let the steaks sit in it for maybe 2-3 hours.

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Originally Posted by Blue Notch
I had steak tonight. We crazy minnesotans even grill when it's sleeting and snowing.
I grill year round, rain or shine.

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I'd like to try some meat raised that way.
That's pretty much all we eat. I rarely buy beef at the store, and not a whole lot of pork either.
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Originally Posted by StangMahn
I'm a bit puzzled by that much of a heat index increase
It wasn't just some odd malfunction or error cause it was 128 at another location. If you look closely, we had gotten .5" of rain that morning and then the sun came out in the afternoon and it turned into a sauna.
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Originally Posted by Rather B.Blown
I grill year round, rain or shine.



That's pretty much all we eat. I rarely buy beef at the store, and not a whole lot of pork either.
To be honest, I don't like the way food tastes when it's grilled in the winter. It seems to get a funny taste to it and it burns so much easier. Still better than the crap that comes out of a crock pot though.
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I'm married to a physical therapist. Messages are free at my house. Come on over.
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Originally Posted by 07S197
I'm gonna try that. It is very strong, I usually only let the steaks sit in it for maybe 2-3 hours.
Don't know how much truth there is to it, but I've always heard that the citric acid helps break the tissue down to tenderize the meat. It also gives it a very nice flavor. After marinating, I usually take them out, dry them off on a paper towel, then rub on some olive oil, sprinkle lightly with Montreal Steak seasoning and press it in with a spoon, and add a few pinches of Rosemary.
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Finally!!! I needed these SO BADDLY.
Killer boots, man!
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And bacon.
bacon!
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Originally Posted by Blue Notch
It wasn't just some odd malfunction or error cause it was 128 at another location. If you look closely, we had gotten .5" of rain that morning and then the sun came out in the afternoon and it turned into a sauna.
Hell, that's everyday during the summer here! ad we never see a 130 index
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Originally Posted by Blue Notch

I had steak tonight. We crazy minnesotans even grill when it's sleeting and snowing.
I just got home from work and I'm stuck warming up Marie Calanders frozen pot pie. Blah.
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I'm still at work and had Hot Pockets.
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Originally Posted by Rather B.Blown

Don't know how much truth there is to it, but I've always heard that the citric acid helps break the tissue down to tenderize the meat. It also gives it a very nice flavor. After marinating, I usually take them out, dry them off on a paper towel, then rub on some olive oil, sprinkle lightly with Montreal Steak seasoning and press it in with a spoon, and add a few pinches of Rosemary.
That sound like so much work. Just throw it on the grill till it stops mooing and then put some
A-1 and ketchup on a plate and dig in!

But I do use garlic powder, salt, pepper, and onion powder in them.
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Originally Posted by 2k7gtcs

That sound like so much work. Just throw it on the grill till it stops mooing and then put some
A-1 and ketchup on a plate and dig in!

But I do use garlic powder, salt, pepper, and onion powder in them.
You "f" ing lost me at ketchup. WTF
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Originally Posted by 2k7gtcs
That sound like so much work. Just throw it on the grill till it stops mooing and then put some
A-1 and ketchup on a plate and dig in!

But I do use garlic powder, salt, pepper, and onion powder in them.
I do that when I'm drunk at 4am and decide to fix a ribeye to go with some eggs, grits and toast.
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Originally Posted by Scothew
I am a strong lover of this process. Great meat.

Fiend of families is a vet but also raises cows and other live stock. We get half a cow a year and it's friggin great. E takes care of his animals as if he was gonna eat it (and he does). Also as part f thier diet is home brew beer. Fattens em up right
I haven't vaccinated my horses for over 10 years (they are not in contact with any other horses or cows). In case things go bad we'll be "carvin' me up some steaks!" (Silverado)

I've already had stallion steak and stallion stew from "killer".



(You know us Missouri Ozark boys. )

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