Wildabeest
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Didn’t have an orange rind to do it proper, but it still worked out ok.Chef and bartender, it looks you know how to make a damn fine cocktail!
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Didn’t have an orange rind to do it proper, but it still worked out ok.Chef and bartender, it looks you know how to make a damn fine cocktail!
That’s comfort food right there!My wife requested chile verde to go with this next cold snap. I’ve never made it but enjoy making new things. It turned out really good; spicy, grabs ya by the boo-boo! Went good poured over coconut jasmine rice and pork tamales.
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I am not sure if you have ever tried any beef from Snake River Farms, they carry a high quality waygu and other products. When I get home and see a box on my porch, my mouth starts to water…It’s a weird thing when your fork goes into the steak easier than the fish. Like soft butter. I’m not sure about the visual appeal, but that has to rank in the top 5 best tasting meals I’ve ever made. Might be #1. I’ll wait until tomorrow for that judgement to avoid “recency bias”.
I’ve had American Wagyu and Australian Wagyu. Both are awesome, but neither compare to Japanese A5. Prices reflect that difference. I’d submit that regular Argentinian beef is the best price/quality value there is.I am not sure if you have ever tried any beef from Snake River Farms, they carry a high quality waygu and other products. When I get home and see a box on my porch, my mouth starts to water…
I didn't see this. mtmuleyIt’s a weird thing when your fork goes into the steak easier than the fish. Like soft butter. I’m not sure about the visual appeal, but that has to rank in the top 5 best tasting meals I’ve ever made. Might be #1. I’ll wait until tomorrow for that judgement to avoid “recency bias”.
Being from New Mexico my wife grew up on it, I had never even had it before today after looking a recipes. Man I’ve been missing out!That’s comfort food right there!
You married well!Being from New Mexico my wife grew up on it, I had never even had it before today after looking a recipes. Man I’ve been missing out!
Just got 11 pounds of Australian Wagyu ribeyes. Gonna do some on the Blackstone Sunday.I’ve had American Wagyu and Australian Wagyu. Both are awesome, but neither compare to Japanese A5. Prices reflect that difference. I’d submit that regular Argentinian beef is the best price/quality value there is.
Pics or it didn’t happen!Just got 11 pounds of Australian Wagyu ribeyes. Gonna do some on the Blackstone Sunday.
Just got 11 pounds of Australian Wagyu ribeyes. Gonna do some on the Blackstone Sunday.
I don’t mean to be disgusting here, but I would have to think long and hard about trusting a fart for a while after eating that thing.Here’s what the Wagyu looks like before cooking. Fat renders at very low temp, and literally melts in your hands. It ain’t cheap, but for the occasional splurge it rocks. It’s so rich you can’t really do more than 6oz portion or so.
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Where do you acquire your Argentinian beef if I may ask?I’ve had American Wagyu and Australian Wagyu. Both are awesome, but neither compare to Japanese A5. Prices reflect that difference. I’d submit that regular Argentinian beef is the best price/quality value there is.
I have a guy who works for me there. When the Argentine peso crashed back before Covid, I had him buy some and ship it to me. Tenderloins were less than $15/lb and ribeyes were like $12. Quality was excellent. Haven’t gotten any in awhile, but now that I’m thinking about it…Where do you acquire your Argentinian beef if I may ask?
Have a good recipe you can share?Elk chili Colorado for a cold snow day. View attachment 309815