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Created 16 years ago2008-08-16 08:43:36 UTC by
monster_urby
Created 16 years ago2008-08-16 08:43:36 UTC by
monster_urby
Posted 16 years ago2008-08-28 22:16:24 UTC
Post #254677
Mushrooms always make steak taste better, but onions? What are you doing to that perfectly good steak, man?!
Posted 16 years ago2008-08-28 22:31:05 UTC
Post #254678
rare, yuk. I prefer mine very well done. And what's wrong with onions, if you cook the steak with the onions you get much more flavor out of your meat. I know this as i worked as kitchenhand with an international chef for a while and he showed an interest in teaching me many things...
Posted 16 years ago2008-08-28 22:43:49 UTC
Post #254679
Mushrooms always make steak taste better, but onions? What are you doing to that perfectly good steak, man?!Trust me on this one, World Crafter....Lots of fine restaurants will serve you your steak with onions or mushrooms or both. I myself worked for more than 3 years as a line cook in a upscale bar & grill and I can tell you this: If I ever put out a steak without the onions topping, I would have received the biggest bitching out ever by the restaurant's owner. If I did it a second time, I would have been fired on the spot, no warning given. For some people, steak and saut? onions is a religion, simple as that!
Posted 16 years ago2008-08-28 22:58:17 UTC
Post #254680
Maybe its because we're from two different countries, but I've only been to one place that I know of that serves steaks with onions. I'm defnitely not about to get into an argument with a chef, though.
Either way, I usually do my own steaks
Also, Hotdog, if you've never tried a bleeding steak(not necessarily rare), you have to try it. Contrary to popular belief, its not any less healthy than eating a well done cut, and the taste is radically different. Its not like chicken; The bacteria is all on the outside.
Either way, I usually do my own steaks
Also, Hotdog, if you've never tried a bleeding steak(not necessarily rare), you have to try it. Contrary to popular belief, its not any less healthy than eating a well done cut, and the taste is radically different. Its not like chicken; The bacteria is all on the outside.
Posted 16 years ago2008-08-28 22:58:23 UTC
Post #254681
Well that's why I do my own steaksNothing wrong with that either. In fact, I rather do my own steaks too, and I prefer to cook them over charcoal, to get that smokey taste.
Posted 16 years ago2008-08-28 23:02:51 UTC
Post #254682
I've tried a semi-rare steak and I didn't like it. It was too moist and squishy. I like my steak dry with tomato sauce and slightly tender, usually seasoned with some pepper and sometimes a tiny sprinkle of nutmeg.
Posted 16 years ago2008-08-29 01:00:56 UTC
Post #254683
I will eat a steak so long as it is simply cooked! I don't really care how well done it is, but if you put mushrooms or onions on it, you're getting a steak in the face.
Posted 16 years ago2008-08-29 01:08:33 UTC
Post #254684
ill take mushrooms and onions on mine please.
Posted 16 years ago2008-08-29 02:57:24 UTC
Post #254685
zomg steak. medium rare with chilli sauce for me.
Posted 16 years ago2008-08-29 06:00:14 UTC
Post #254688
Horse semen.
Posted 16 years ago2008-08-29 07:14:59 UTC
Post #254690
Horse semen.Nice.
Posted 16 years ago2008-08-29 07:34:35 UTC
Post #254691
A veggie pizza. My gf is a vegetarian so I've been eating a lot of veggie stuff lately. Some of it is actually quite tasty, like the aforementioned pizza. I still like meat too much to stop eating it though.
Posted 16 years ago2008-08-29 09:03:03 UTC
Post #254696
Nice combo breaker, Spag.
Posted 16 years ago2008-08-29 09:35:14 UTC
Post #254701
Cornish Pasty.
om nom nom nom
om nom nom nom
Posted 16 years ago2008-08-29 10:19:51 UTC
Post #254703
Saribous: We're in the same boat there
As for steak, keep your bloody mushrooms. I don't eat fungus. It grows on dead people.
The best steak meal I've had is at a little pub near Market Drayton (my old home town) where they serve a 10oz Rump Steak with chips, onion rings, peas and a tiny portion of salad that I give to my missus.
LUNCH!
I was playing GTA4 so I kept it simple.
2 Scotch Eggs (awesome gaming food)
A snack bag of M&M's (Theres only like 15 in there! Bloody diet)
A Muller One-A-Day yoghurt (expensive and more tasty version of a Muller fruit corner)
Also, I once heard a comedian say this and to this day it still makes me giggle.
"Only a Scotsman could come up with a scotch egg. Reason being that only a Scotsman could look at a boiled egg and say: "You know what that egg needs? MEAT AND BATTER!"
As for steak, keep your bloody mushrooms. I don't eat fungus. It grows on dead people.
The best steak meal I've had is at a little pub near Market Drayton (my old home town) where they serve a 10oz Rump Steak with chips, onion rings, peas and a tiny portion of salad that I give to my missus.
LUNCH!
I was playing GTA4 so I kept it simple.
2 Scotch Eggs (awesome gaming food)
A snack bag of M&M's (Theres only like 15 in there! Bloody diet)
A Muller One-A-Day yoghurt (expensive and more tasty version of a Muller fruit corner)
Also, I once heard a comedian say this and to this day it still makes me giggle.
"Only a Scotsman could come up with a scotch egg. Reason being that only a Scotsman could look at a boiled egg and say: "You know what that egg needs? MEAT AND BATTER!"
Posted 16 years ago2008-08-29 10:24:01 UTC
Post #254704
we have battered haggis, pizza and mars bars too.
I am ashamed of my modern 'culture'.
I am ashamed of my modern 'culture'.
Posted 16 years ago2008-08-29 10:25:53 UTC
Post #254705
However they were invented in a London food outlet, not Scotland.
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Posted 16 years ago2008-08-29 10:27:13 UTC
Post #254706
what's a battered haggis?
Posted 16 years ago2008-08-29 11:28:20 UTC
Post #254707
is it furry?
Posted 16 years ago2008-08-29 11:44:55 UTC
Post #254708
Its a Haggis...in batter.
I do like t3h haggis! Never tried it in batter.
I do like t3h haggis! Never tried it in batter.
Posted 16 years ago2008-08-29 12:34:29 UTC
Post #254711
Never had haggis before. I get the impression that it tastes like bacon, is that close at all?
Posted 16 years ago2008-08-29 12:34:43 UTC
Post #254712
A veggie pizza.Veggieta pizza?
Posted 16 years ago2008-08-29 12:53:36 UTC
Post #254713
Veggie taco's with Quorne and Kidney beans! YUMMIE!
Posted 16 years ago2008-08-29 13:19:40 UTC
Post #254714
No world crafter
Haggis tastes like haggis
haggis is fukkiinn awesome
I like haggis, I am about to eat curry though
Haggis tastes like haggis
haggis is fukkiinn awesome
I like haggis, I am about to eat curry though
Posted 16 years ago2008-08-29 13:27:54 UTC
Post #254715
I get the impression that it tastes like bacon, is that close at all?LOL! Nowhere close. It tastes like what it is. Spicy Sheep Organs!
Posted 16 years ago2008-08-29 13:39:44 UTC
Post #254716
Never tried it in batter.for the best
Posted 16 years ago2008-08-29 13:45:36 UTC
Post #254717
Fairy enough.
Right. About to partake of the Vegetable Pizza and Garlic Bread.
Yes. I'm going to smell tonight.
Right. About to partake of the Vegetable Pizza and Garlic Bread.
Yes. I'm going to smell tonight.
Posted 16 years ago2008-08-29 22:31:37 UTC
Post #254731
lol, try a whole can of baked beans with a few spoons of chilli sauce, now that will cause a stinkbomb!!! Nice though, but comes with a whole lotta gas!!
Posted 16 years ago2008-08-30 04:53:14 UTC
Post #254741
"A haggis is a haggis"
Ah.. i see
Ah.. i see
Posted 16 years ago2008-08-30 20:28:27 UTC
Post #254782
Now drinking: your milkshake.
Posted 16 years ago2008-08-30 20:52:55 UTC
Post #254783
Now Dining: In Hell.
Posted 16 years ago2008-09-01 18:25:55 UTC
Post #254852
I'm going to Subway to drown out my frustrations in a 12-inch chicken-bacon-ranch, veggie chips, and 2 liters of soda. (anyone wanta come with?)
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Posted 16 years ago2008-09-01 18:29:01 UTC
Post #254854
About to head out and grab some cafeteria food. Probably going to be a generic burger and generic fries.
Being on campus now means "bye-bye, decent meals"
Being on campus now means "bye-bye, decent meals"
Posted 16 years ago2008-09-01 20:08:18 UTC
Post #254856
Homemade cheese cake.
Posted 16 years ago2008-09-01 20:11:29 UTC
Post #254857
Being on campus now means "bye-bye, decent meals"Don't you just love those "mystery meat" loaf sandwiches some schools are so famous for....
Posted 16 years ago2008-09-01 20:14:04 UTC
Post #254858
bowl of Alpen
Posted 16 years ago2008-09-01 20:17:09 UTC
Post #254859
Kielbasa (IDK how to spell it) with sauerkraut on roll.
Posted 16 years ago2008-09-02 13:22:57 UTC
Post #254877
A chocolate digestive.
[Edit]
Another chocolate digestive.
[Edit]
Another chocolate digestive.
Posted 16 years ago2008-09-13 13:05:38 UTC
Post #255310
Im waiting for my vegtable soup to cool. Its always way to hot to eat straight out of the pot (I mean, once i spoon it into a bowl) 
Posted 16 years ago2008-09-13 18:36:07 UTC
Post #255321
COOKIES!
Posted 16 years ago2008-09-13 18:37:41 UTC
Post #255322
Posted 16 years ago2008-09-13 18:42:08 UTC
Post #255325
Oh my god that sounds awesome.
Posted 16 years ago2008-09-13 18:46:41 UTC
Post #255329
It is.
Posted 16 years ago2008-09-15 11:48:51 UTC
Post #255424
Damn I want me one of them.
Posted 16 years ago2008-09-15 18:17:56 UTC
Post #255466
Kladdkaka is pure win <3
Posted 16 years ago2008-09-15 18:26:00 UTC
Post #255468
A pack of little Debbie Swiss cake rolls, followed by a second pack, and then followed by a third pack.
Americans, amirite?
Americans, amirite?
Posted 16 years ago2008-09-15 19:25:35 UTC
Post #255474
A pack of little Debbie Swiss cake rolls, followed by a second pack, and then followed by a third pack.Aren't you forgetting the glass of cold milk to go with them cakes?
Posted 16 years ago2008-09-15 20:31:50 UTC
Post #255483
Corndogs.
4 of them.
4 of them.
Posted 16 years ago2008-09-15 21:39:22 UTC
Post #255490
An apple.
I've run out of junk food.
...maybe I could put sugar on it.
I've run out of junk food.
...maybe I could put sugar on it.
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