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RE: THE THREAD!!! - 9/11/2013 1:50:10 PM   
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RE: THE THREAD!!! - 9/11/2013 1:54:40 PM   
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HEY! is the Cowboys fan out there?

I found a free kindle book for you.

Well, it would have to be free, who would pay to read about the cowboys.

http://www.amazon.com/Dallas-Cowboys-Free-Preview-ebook/dp/B008JFQPWK/ref=sr_1_44?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1378903263&sr=1-44&keywords=free+books



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RE: THE THREAD!!! - 9/11/2013 2:20:14 PM   
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Glad to hear you’re ok, sounds bad enough as it was. Now, get back to stirring the pot on the internet!

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RE: THE THREAD!!! - 9/11/2013 2:53:24 PM   
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Good Morning! Great news from my health provider on some of my healthcare issues. In a FDA study to try something new with my body type in treating my condition and it is working, very well.

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RE: THE THREAD!!! - 9/11/2013 2:56:32 PM   
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Good Morning! Great news from my health provider on some of my healthcare issues. In a FDA study to try something new with my body type in treating my condition and it is working, very well.


Fingers crossed Mike!


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RE: THE THREAD!!! - 9/11/2013 3:08:37 PM   
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Good Morning! Great news from my health provider on some of my healthcare issues. In a FDA study to try something new with my body type in treating my condition and it is working, very well.


Great news, Mike!

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RE: THE THREAD!!! - 9/11/2013 4:28:21 PM   
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It appears that Matrix World in Flames may actually see the light of day!


I won't be holding my breath, shall we say? My next Matrix purchase will probably be AGEOD's Spanish civil war game.


You really like the prospect of a SCW game, don't you?
I agree that it's a refreshing change of pace from the usual fare of WWII games. As far as the Germans were concerned, SCW was sort of a "dress rehearsal" for Barbarossa. Interesting theater, if a particularly bitter one.


I don't particularly want a Spanish Civil War game. I just DON'T want any more WWII games.

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RE: THE THREAD!!! - 9/11/2013 4:41:29 PM   
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I was in a five car pileup today on the way to work. Stopped in a line of cars going onto an offramp when the car behind me was rear-ended by some numbskull going 60 into a line of stopped cars. Rattled me around a bit and bounced my shoulder off of the steering column as I was forced into the back of the car in front of me. Airbag deployed? Not. Thanks, Mazda.

Threw my dog around the inside of the cabin too. Poor guy-at least he's a tough pooch.

My car is totalled, the engine and parts you really need to drive dumped onto the asphalt, the back in staved in but good. It's a write off.

I'm stiff as hell and will feel like someone beat me with a stick in the morning. But I got off relatively lightly. There were only minor injuries in all vehicles involved.

As much as I pride myself on communications and language skills, it cracks me up the one word I had time to scream when everything was blowing up around me: F***!

Boy that really would get your feathers ruffled. Glad you and the pup are fine.
I bet bet Mike will loan you his Porsche until you get a new set of wheels.

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RE: THE THREAD!!! - 9/11/2013 4:49:31 PM   
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I don't particularly want a Spanish Civil War game. I just DON'T want any more WWII games.


Are the penguin smacking u upside down that badly T?
Sorry, jokes aside AGEOD hasnt published any WWII games yet, have they? yeah i understand u mean in general, but its been a while since i checked the AGEOD scene so what do i know. All i heard of was a ACW2 game on the way.

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RE: THE THREAD!!! - 9/11/2013 5:05:56 PM   
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Good Morning! Great news from my health provider on some of my healthcare issues. In a FDA study to try something new with my body type in treating my condition and it is working, very well.


Sounds good, Nashvillen. Good luck.

Did your physician prescribe "no more INPs" as a treatment? Just wondering, as it looks like the "Nashvillen tyranny" has been stuck in second gear for a while now.

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RE: THE THREAD!!! - 9/11/2013 5:07:11 PM   
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HEY! is the Cowboys fan out there?

I found a free kindle book for you.

Well, it would have to be free, who would pay to read about the cowboys.

http://www.amazon.com/Dallas-Cowboys-Free-Preview-ebook/dp/B008JFQPWK/ref=sr_1_44?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1378903263&sr=1-44&keywords=free+books




Thanks, fodder!

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RE: THE THREAD!!! - 9/11/2013 6:15:22 PM   
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HEY! is the Cowboys fan out there?

I found a free kindle book for you.

Well, it would have to be free, who would pay to read about the cowboys.

http://www.amazon.com/Dallas-Cowboys-Free-Preview-ebook/dp/B008JFQPWK/ref=sr_1_44?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1378903263&sr=1-44&keywords=free+books

Thanks, fodder!

Speaking of cowboys, I got some rib-eye steaks that are literally 2" thick. Figuring out how to cook them, I come across this PioneerWoman recipe that calls them "cowboy chops" and the first batch I ran through came out perfect. This will be batch 2, with some different seasoning. Hootz gazootiez!

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RE: THE THREAD!!! - 9/11/2013 7:29:47 PM   
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HEY! is the Cowboys fan out there?

I found a free kindle book for you.

Well, it would have to be free, who would pay to read about the cowboys.

http://www.amazon.com/Dallas-Cowboys-Free-Preview-ebook/dp/B008JFQPWK/ref=sr_1_44?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1378903263&sr=1-44&keywords=free+books

Thanks, fodder!

Speaking of cowboys, I got some rib-eye steaks that are literally 2" thick. Figuring out how to cook them, I come across this PioneerWoman recipe that calls them "cowboy chops" and the first batch I ran through came out perfect. This will be batch 2, with some different seasoning. Hootz gazootiez!


John,

For thick meat cuts like this (it works well for lamb and beef), we happened upon a "Cooks Illustrated" technique which works well for us. You get a nice sear / carmelization of fat on the outside without a raw "blue" interior. A nice medium rare.

The trick lies in putting the steaks in a low temperature (~200F) oven with a meat thermometer inserted into the center. Set the alarm for an interior temperature of 90-95F. When it hits that temperature, pull it out of the oven and then to the grill. This starts the cooking at a low ambient temperature and then you can finish up on the grill for the nice outside finish. Works well.

Enjoy!

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RE: THE THREAD!!! - 9/11/2013 7:43:31 PM   
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John,

For thick meat cuts like this (it works well for lamb and beef), we happened upon a "Cooks Illustrated" technique which works well for us. You get a nice sear / carmelization of fat on the outside without a raw "blue" interior. A nice medium rare.

The trick lies in putting the steaks in a low temperature (~200F) oven with a meat thermometer inserted into the center. Set the alarm for an interior temperature of 90-95F. When it hits that temperature, pull it out of the oven and then to the grill. This starts the cooking at a low ambient temperature and then you can finish up on the grill for the nice outside finish. Works well.

Enjoy!

Yes, that's exactly what Ree Drumond says. Fire up the left side of the grill, put the chops on the right side, i.e., low temp. Cook them there for 20 min, turning twice, and then move over to the hi-heat part for searing, 5 min per side (flipping twice). Sounds a lot like your stuff is pretty darn righteous

Ciao. JWE

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RE: THE THREAD!!! - 9/11/2013 8:11:09 PM   
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After reading the steak discussion I'm putting in a hungry Tithe

Off to get some ingredients for dinner

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RE: THE THREAD!!! - 9/11/2013 10:09:39 PM   
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Ummm! Now THIS is a Cowboy Chop.




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RE: THE THREAD!!! - 9/11/2013 10:29:26 PM   
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Now, that's a bit unreasonable, no?

I'd barbecue that very high over the fire, with a lot of charcoal, so that it all cooks slowly without burning. Or, if you like raw meat, a quick one over a very hot grill, so you get it half cooked half raw. And you need some decent wine over that... Corton or Pommard, if you cook it a bit (or maybe Hermitage, or St Joseph)... if you serve it half raw, a Haut Medoc (Sociando Mallet if you can find it, but a St Estephe or St Julien will do as well)

Francois

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RE: THE THREAD!!! - 9/11/2013 10:38:17 PM   
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Ummm! Now THIS is a Cowboy Chop.


Ay caramba! That thing's HUGE! Keep us posted on the eats, John.

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RE: THE THREAD!!! - 9/11/2013 11:06:12 PM   
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Dude! I got a St Estephe that's begging to go with this, and a really nice slim and trim lady to go with this, too. 'Kay, so cut up new potatoes, red and green peppers and a vidalia onion. sprinkle it with tyme, cardomom and a bit of crushed garlic. Tbs of virgin olive oil, wrap it up and put it on the grill. Have a 4 burner grill, so the left 2 are fired up, the right 2 are off. Perfect for direct/indirect heat. Even has a tray for wood chips for nice smokey barbie stuff.




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RE: THE THREAD!!! - 9/11/2013 11:13:39 PM   
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Dude! I got a St Estephe that's begging to go with this, and a really nice slim and trim lady to go with this, too. 'Kay, so cut up new potatoes, red and green peppers and a vidalia onion. sprinkle it with tyme, cardomom and a bit of crushed garlic. Tbs of virgin olive oil, wrap it up and put it on the grill. Have a 4 burner grill, so the left 2 are fired up, the right 2 are off. Perfect for direct/indirect heat. Even has a tray for wood chips for nice smokey barbie stuff.





So...you're going the olive oil as fat versus butter as fat route for your potato bake? I'm more a devotee of the latter with its crispy browning action

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RE: THE THREAD!!! - 9/11/2013 11:25:12 PM   
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Now, that's a bit unreasonable, no?

I'd barbecue that very high over the fire, with a lot of charcoal, so that it all cooks slowly without burning. Francois

No. Do half the grill high, half the grill off. Put the chop on the off side, cover on, for 20 minutes (turn every 5). Then, put the chop on the hi-heat side, cover off, for 5 minutes a side to sear the outside. The indirect stuff cooks the interior, the direct heat makes the surface brown and sizzly. Cook then sear.

BtW, her name is Cecile. She makes wood furniture. She uses curvature, and line, and surface, and bears, oh my! Her stuff is ... woof! 50 something, auburn hair, green eyes, long legs, ohhhhhh, my heart, my heart.

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RE: THE THREAD!!! - 9/11/2013 11:35:06 PM   
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Ok if you feel curious, you might want to try gratin dauphinois with the red meat.

Cut potatoes (1.5 kg) in thin slices, don't put them in water after you sliced them (you need all the starch you can get)
Boil a litre of milk with garlic, salt, pepper, and nutmeg
Once the milk boils, drop the potatoes in, let it cook for about 10-15 minutes (and stir, so that the potatoes never 'stick'), potatoes must end half cooked (they'll get to cook more later)
Butter a flat glass gratin dish
Put the potatoes/milk mixture un the dish, and add cream (40 cl, I do a layer of potatoes, a layer of cream, a layer of potatoes, etc... and pour the milk over it)
(some add butter on the top of it, but I believe it is fat enough at this point, some also add meat, like pork paté with the potatoes...)
Cook at low temperature (350F) for 45 minutes to an hour (it is ok when the top gets brown and there is no liquid left in the dish, but it should not get too dry...)

Serve that with a salad (roquette, mache, dandelions, something strong... you can add croutons, lardons, and a soft boiled egg if you really want it the way we get it in Lyons), and the red meat, and the St Estephe... (in Lyons, you probably wouldn't drink a Bordeaux, a Cotes du Rhone, rather, St Joseph perhaps, or a Côte roannaise, or some southern Burgundy, Cote Chalonnaise, Mercurey, that kind...)

[Edit] As a musician, you have to just love anyone named Cecile...

Francois

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RE: THE THREAD!!! - 9/11/2013 11:37:35 PM   
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So...you're going the olive oil as fat versus butter as fat route for your potato bake? I'm more a devotee of the latter with its crispy browning action

So just open the package and shove it into the oven on 'broiler' for 5 minutes, flipping constantly. that should crisp them edges up just about right. I like crispy taters, too, but it's either cook 'em with the Chops, or do them in the oven. I picked easy, but crispy browning action is pretty good to do

Oh, yeah, butter makes things browner. I like butter, I like olive oil too. I like best a mix of both. Taste and ... taste.

Ciao. JWE

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RE: THE THREAD!!! - 9/11/2013 11:55:58 PM   
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quote]ORIGINAL: fcharton
Ok if you feel curious, you might want to try gratin dauphinois with the red meat.

Cut potatoes (1.5 kg) in thin slices, don't put them in water after you sliced them (you need all the starch you can get)
Boil a litre of milk with garlic, salt, pepper, and nutmeg
Once the milk boils, drop the potatoes in, let it cook for about 10-15 minutes (and stir, so that the potatoes never 'stick'), potatoes must be cooked, but not break into pieces
Butter a flat glass gratin dish
Put the potatoes/milk mixture un the dish, and add cream (40 cl, I do a layer of potatoes, a layer of cream, a layer of potatoes, etc... and pour the milk over it)
(some add butter on the top of it, but I believe it is fat enough at this point, some also add meat, like pork paté with the potatoes...)
Cook at low temperature (350F) for 45 minutes to an hour (it is ok when the top gets brown and there is no liquid left in the dish)

Serve that with a salad (roquette, mache, dandelions, something strong... you can add croutons, lardons, and a soft boiled egg if you really want it the way we get it in Lyons), and the red meat, and the St Estephe... (ok, to be as in Lyons, you'd need a Cotes, St Joseph, perhaps...)

[Edit] As a musician, you have to just love anyone named Cecile...

Francois
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I am in awe. You bet your little French ass, I will do this. Love au gratin, but your gratin dauphinois is just … dauphinois! Ok, pal, this is in my recipe box. I like how you talk about salads, you are a true gourmet.


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RE: THE THREAD!!! - 9/12/2013 1:24:17 AM   
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Ummm! Now THIS is a Cowboy Chop.






I almost had a coronary just by looking at this!

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RE: THE THREAD!!! - 9/12/2013 7:53:14 AM   
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Hi all,

Good morning!


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RE: THE THREAD!!! - 9/12/2013 7:53:50 AM   
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Ummm! Now THIS is a Cowboy Chop.





John, for how many persons is this for?


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RE: THE THREAD!!! - 9/12/2013 10:46:46 AM   
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Mid day tithe.

Hello friends.

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RE: THE THREAD!!! - 9/12/2013 11:05:53 AM   
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RE: THE THREAD!!! - 9/12/2013 11:07:01 AM   
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