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07-04-2008, 03:29 AM
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"Steve Calvin" wrote in message ... Nunya Bidnits wrote: Steve Calvin wrote: Now, you want to try something really strange? If you're ever in the position of having a camp fire, get a large bed of coals goin'. S&P steaks, make a pocket in the coals, toss steaks "naked" into the coals and cover with coals. Leave it in for about a minute. Take 'em out, scrape the ash off and munge. I know, I know, sounds gross but as our scoutmaster said 40 years ago: "Do you know of ANYTHING" that could live through that?" Damn tasty once you get past the mental aspect of it. Yanno I camp a lot and have actually been tempted that way... but don't you end up with a coating of ash burned in to the surface of the meat? I couldn't get past the texture of something like that even if it is as sterile as the sun. MartyB in KC Yeah, you do but ya just scrape it off with the blade of a sharp knife. You've never had such an intense sear, I'll guarantee. The contrast in texture along with the flavors are wonderful. Even with a little ash (if any) it's still 100% better than any hotdog or purchased ground mystery meat. Anyone who eats premade hotdogs, hamburger, sausages, etc from the stupidmarket is eating WAY more gross stuff than this, they just don't realize it. -- Steve But but but.... then how will I get my minimum RDA of hog rectums? MartyB KC 
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07-04-2008, 03:22 PM
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Steve Calvin wrote:
Nunya Bidnits wrote: But but but.... then how will I get my minimum RDA of hog rectums? Subscribe to RFC?  I'm hoping you mean RF Cooking and not RF Chocolate. ;-) MartyB in KC
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12-04-2008, 08:22 PM
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On Mon, 07 Apr 2008 02:29:43 GMT, "Nunya Bidnits"
wrote: Anyone who eats premade hotdogs, hamburger, sausages, etc from the stupidmarket is eating WAY more gross stuff than this, they just don't realize it. But but but.... then how will I get my minimum RDA of hog rectums? No problem. There's an election coming up, after all. "Every single religion that has a monotheistic god winds up persecuting someone else." -Philip Pullman -- -denny- (not as curmudgeonly as I useta be)
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