Lost me at ketchup on a steak. Are you 10?
A steak as fine as you describe requires no sauce. Only au jus is allowed
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A steak as fine as you describe requires no sauce. Only au jus is allowed
Raw horseradish on a sizzling charcoal grilled med rare ribeye finished with butter with an oven baked potato piled hi with cheese butter and sour cream…one of my top 5 all time meals along with
Lasagna (ricotta cheese, don’t bring that lame cottage cheese action) with garlic toast and salad w ranch dressing
Slow cooked chili made with dried beans and sirloin steak topped with cheese and sour cream
Pot chuck roast with mashed garlic potatoes and gravy
Charcoal grilled scallops and shrimp skewers with dukes mayo super slaw, grilled in the husk corn on the cob, and home made hushpuppies with butter
Hon mention: charcoal grilled med rare cheddar cheeseburger with bacon mayo let onion and home grown tomato on a butter toasted bun and homemade baked beans
Lasagna (ricotta cheese, don’t bring that lame cottage cheese action) with garlic toast and salad w ranch dressing
Slow cooked chili made with dried beans and sirloin steak topped with cheese and sour cream
Pot chuck roast with mashed garlic potatoes and gravy
Charcoal grilled scallops and shrimp skewers with dukes mayo super slaw, grilled in the husk corn on the cob, and home made hushpuppies with butter
Hon mention: charcoal grilled med rare cheddar cheeseburger with bacon mayo let onion and home grown tomato on a butter toasted bun and homemade baked beans
decent list but put some carrots and onions in with the bone-in pot roast...maybe saute the scallops and shrimp in butter and olive oil with a few garlic cloves cut in half, and serve over linguine....chuck roast no beans for the chili, Cholula hot sauce with the cheese and sour cream on top...and go to a good Italian place for the lasagna..
you don't want ketchup f'ing up a steak but you're OK with tastebud-numbing horseradish on one?
A tasty ribeye from a rancher in the cornhusker state should stand on its own without any type of condiment.
Horseradish is for men. Ketchup is for children and French fries. Doesn't belong on meatloaf either
OK, let's get serious here. All kidding aside, I don't even put ketchup on hot dogs (mustard and chili, and maybe slaw), and I wouldn't obliterate the taste of a good steak with horseradish either. But in life, there are some food/condiment/seasoning combos that must have been made in heaven, like fresh ground pepper on eggs...and ketchup on meat loaf. Meat loaf was invented to make ketchup proud. If you don't put ketchup on meat loaf, you're a communist.
I do a ketchup, Worcestershire, mustard, brown sugar glaze on meatloaf.
Only ketchup I put on mine would be in BBQ sauce of sorts. I usually make a Cajun meatloaf
But not stand alone, that's for children
Horseradish sauce is a condiment. Fresh grated horseradish is a seasoning and its spectacular on grilled steak that’s been finished with butter. Sorry but y’all just wrong on that one.
Don’t forget the salt, especially if you’re only seasoning with omicron. It’s just not as flavorful as the original
hmmm. I've never made my own meatloaf but I have always wanted to. That recipe looks pretty good and I happen to have some andouille sausage on hand. What kind of 'Louisiana-style rub' do you recommend, comrade?
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correct. It would be a shame to do a steak just right and then ruin it with Hunt's or some store brand ketchup. Has to be Heinz.
How's it on a hamburger? I might try it on a hamburger first. Not that I don't trust you or anything.
I've been on a meat church kick as of late. Their Holy Cow suffices. That recipe has enough heat already. Most any Cajun rub will work. You have a smoker?
I do have a smoker. Are you suggesting that I smoke my loaf? Tell me how, my brother. And thanks a lot for sending me to another site about stuff that goes on food. I don't have food at home but I've already got a fridge and pantry full of stuff that goes ON food, and I'm always looking for more.
from the visitnebraska.com touristy site, things-to-do section...
I'm speechless.
The bottom pic is on the Calamus river. Cooler full of beer and it's a good time. The top one is a "Tough Mudder" competion. They have them all over the US.from the visitnebraska.com touristy site, things-to-do section...
I'm speechless.
They also have river tubing and rafting with beer all over the US.
That guy with the scope is spotting for an evac route to another state.
Nope, he's looking for Liberal invaders to our fine conservative little piece of heaven. Being a lib in Nebraska is frowned upon.
lol, I'm sure as hell not saying it doesn't look like a good time. It actually looks like something I could get right in the middle of and be just where I needed to be. It's just that you don't expect a state's promotional site to highlight cow-tipping as something cool to do in that state.
And I'm just messin' witchoo anyway. I'm sure Nebraska is as nice as any other place.
