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TeeRev said:
Burwood said:
that induced spontaneous watering of the chops. Edited to add-i see you ate both fillets. What were they, 150-175g per?
That was mine and was nearly 170g, my wife's was 165g, I know the weights as I had to check them to decide which one to have.
Mine was perfectly cooked for me and only mooed a couple of times on the way to my mouth, I cooked hers for about 2 minutes longer and it didn't moo at all.
I've still got a couple of Wagyu ribeyes and a Wagyu Chateaubriand in the freezer, pictures will be taken when they get cooked.
Burwood said:
TeeRev said:
Burwood said:
that induced spontaneous watering of the chops. Edited to add-i see you ate both fillets. What were they, 150-175g per?
That was mine and was nearly 170g, my wife's was 165g, I know the weights as I had to check them to decide which one to have.Mine was perfectly cooked for me and only mooed a couple of times on the way to my mouth, I cooked hers for about 2 minutes longer and it didn't moo at all.
I've still got a couple of Wagyu ribeyes and a Wagyu Chateaubriand in the freezer, pictures will be taken when they get cooked.
The Plumas cooked rare was fabulous and I had to have some and when I ordered it I added a few bits of Wagyu and USDA beef on as well, I haven't been disappointed yet and the Plumas is still waiting in the freezer for when I fire up the barbie.
A couple of quick meals.
M&S southern Fried Chicken which is the real deal and surprisingly low calories with a shed load of green vegetables. Coupled with scrambled egg, 2 whole eggs +6 whites. Mushrooms.
Last nights effort. details in post above. The steak was from a large piece of meat so was thin otherwise it would have been 500g+ Shame really . It was very tasty though
M&S southern Fried Chicken which is the real deal and surprisingly low calories with a shed load of green vegetables. Coupled with scrambled egg, 2 whole eggs +6 whites. Mushrooms.
Last nights effort. details in post above. The steak was from a large piece of meat so was thin otherwise it would have been 500g+ Shame really . It was very tasty though
Edited by Burwood on Thursday 26th January 09:26
Edited by Burwood on Thursday 26th January 09:33
[quote=Burwood]A couple of quick meals.
M&S southern Fried Chicken which is the real deal and surprisingly low calories with a shed load of green vegetables. Coupled with scrambled egg, 2 whole eggs +6 whites. Mushrooms.
Don't know about scrambled eggs and mushrooms with Fried Chicken and Green Veg to be honest. Strange Combination for me. Sorry!
M&S southern Fried Chicken which is the real deal and surprisingly low calories with a shed load of green vegetables. Coupled with scrambled egg, 2 whole eggs +6 whites. Mushrooms.
Don't know about scrambled eggs and mushrooms with Fried Chicken and Green Veg to be honest. Strange Combination for me. Sorry!
Short Grain said:
Love Bangers and Mash, that would be perfect for me. Which Bangers though?
One of lifes toughest questions. Meat content, herbs, skin thickness and colouring have all come into questioning when procuring the king of pork. All have been put on trial and one became victor.The answer to the conundrum is simpler that you can imagine, as the answer is in the name of the product itself; Debbie & Andrews Perfect Pork Sausages. Tidy.
Sorry, No I wouldn't!!
illmonkey said:
Short Grain said:
Love Bangers and Mash, that would be perfect for me. Which Bangers though?
One of lifes toughest questions. Meat content, herbs, skin thickness and colouring have all come into questioning when procuring the king of pork. All have been put on trial and one became victor.The answer to the conundrum is simpler that you can imagine, as the answer is in the name of the product itself; Debbie & Andrews Perfect Pork Sausages. Tidy.
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