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OmManiPadmeOmelet wrote:
Exactly... I have Goomba killfiled. I can't stand people that are always, constantly negative and critical. I have yet to see any advice from her that is not picking on another poster. I'd call her a bitch but that would be a compliment. ;-) Most common ground turkey I see at the store is 80/20. The ground breast is so dry, you may as well eat sawdust! But, to each their own....... Do you realize how silly you are making yourself appear? |
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OmManiPadmeOmelet wrote:
In article , Andy q wrote: Om, I'm not here to fight with folks over differences of opinions or take sides. I like being nice to folks and respect them for being nice in return. That's just me. No offense. Andy No offense taken luv. ;-) It's just that Goomba has been nothing but nasty to me now for awhile. I don't need that and I'm not asking anyone to take sides... End of subject. hugs If you mean I correct your frequent errors and you dislike facts, I can imagine you'd have a problem. |
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jmcquown wrote:
no real effort????? Kat, you're lucky. I very rarely see ground veal and I don't think I've ever seen ground chicken. And if the store doesn't have pre-packaged cryovac'd ground pork you're pretty much SOL on that, too. A couple of the grocery stores where I shop regularly have ground beef (regular, lean and extra lean), veal, pork, chicken and turkey. One of them sometimes has ground lamb. Occasionally they have the beef veal and pork mix. I almost always get some when I see it. It also makes great meat balls. |
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Goomba38 wrote:
jmcquown wrote: Kat, you're lucky. I very rarely see ground veal and I don't think I've ever seen ground chicken. And if the store doesn't have pre-packaged cryovac'd ground pork you're pretty much SOL on that, too. Jill Try the Fresh Market on White Station Road there in Memphis. I wish I could afford to shop at Fresh Market! I think for meatloaf I'll stick with ground beef and cryovac'd ground pork since I'm just going to add a bunch of stuff to it anyway But thanks, Goomba! |
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Dave Smith wrote:
jmcquown wrote: no real effort????? Kat, you're lucky. I very rarely see ground veal and I don't think I've ever seen ground chicken. And if the store doesn't have pre-packaged cryovac'd ground pork you're pretty much SOL on that, too. A couple of the grocery stores where I shop regularly have ground beef (regular, lean and extra lean), veal, pork, chicken and turkey. One of them sometimes has ground lamb. Occasionally they have the beef veal and pork mix. I almost always get some when I see it. It also makes great meat balls. Oddly, I see ground lamb pretty often and the meat case often has "lamb patties" already packaged up. Ground veal is not nearly as common, although I do see veal cutlets (yum!) and the occasional veal chops a fair amount of the time. (I am not morally opposed to eating veal.) I'm not sure ground chicken would hold any interest for me, but then again chicken just isn't something I feel like eating often. Jill |
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Lamey the cable guy wrote in message ... On Sat, 28 Oct 2006 09:45:49 -0400, Goomba38 wrote: OmManiPadmeOmelet wrote: In article , Andy q wrote: Om, I'm not here to fight with folks over differences of opinions or take sides. I like being nice to folks and respect them for being nice in return. That's just me. No offense. Andy No offense taken luv. ;-) It's just that Goomba has been nothing but nasty to me now for awhile. I don't need that and I'm not asking anyone to take sides... End of subject. hugs If you mean I correct your frequent errors and you dislike facts, I can imagine you'd have a problem. Sounds to me like it's you who has issues, Not getting any at home cupcake? It's not your place to correct others. You're nothing but a usenet dot. Nothing more. Actually, an anal retentive, controlling, obnoxious dot. And sanctimonious, did I say sanctimonious? |
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In article , Lamey the cable guy wrote:
On Sat, 28 Oct 2006 09:45:49 -0400, Goomba38 wrote: OmManiPadmeOmelet wrote: In article , Andy q wrote: Om, I'm not here to fight with folks over differences of opinions or take sides. I like being nice to folks and respect them for being nice in return. That's just me. No offense. Andy No offense taken luv. ;-) It's just that Goomba has been nothing but nasty to me now for awhile. I don't need that and I'm not asking anyone to take sides... End of subject. hugs If you mean I correct your frequent errors and you dislike facts, I can imagine you'd have a problem. Sounds to me like it's you who has issues, Not getting any at home cupcake? It's not your place to correct others. You're nothing but a usenet dot. Nothing more. Anything I say that she does not agree with is an "error" to her. She's never wrong you see. She's a lot like Sheldon. ;-) If we post a food he does not like, then we have TIA disease..... -- Peace, Om Remove _ to validate e-mails. "My mother never saw the irony in calling me a Son of a bitch" -- Jack Nicholson |
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In article ,
Dave Smith wrote: jmcquown wrote: no real effort????? Kat, you're lucky. I very rarely see ground veal and I don't think I've ever seen ground chicken. And if the store doesn't have pre-packaged cryovac'd ground pork you're pretty much SOL on that, too. A couple of the grocery stores where I shop regularly have ground beef (regular, lean and extra lean), veal, pork, chicken and turkey. One of them sometimes has ground lamb. Occasionally they have the beef veal and pork mix. I almost always get some when I see it. It also makes great meat balls. Ooh I'd love to get ground lamb! Lamb is something that is always outrageously expensive around these parts. -- Peace, Om Remove _ to validate e-mails. "My mother never saw the irony in calling me a Son of a bitch" -- Jack Nicholson |
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cybercat wrote: Lamey the cable guy wrote in message ... On Sat, 28 Oct 2006 09:45:49 -0400, Goomba38 wrote: OmManiPadmeOmelet wrote: In article , Andy q wrote: Om, I'm not here to fight with folks over differences of opinions or take sides. I like being nice to folks and respect them for being nice in return. That's just me. No offense. Andy No offense taken luv. ;-) It's just that Goomba has been nothing but nasty to me now for awhile. I don't need that and I'm not asking anyone to take sides... End of subject. hugs If you mean I correct your frequent errors and you dislike facts, I can imagine you'd have a problem. Sounds to me like it's you who has issues, Not getting any at home cupcake? It's not your place to correct others. You're nothing but a usenet dot. Nothing more. Actually, an anal retentive, controlling, obnoxious dot. And sanctimonious, did I say sanctimonious? Why yes you sweet lil kitty, I believe you did, twice. I must agree with you, these conTROLLing types really **** me off. |
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On Sat, 28 Oct 2006 08:00:10 -0700, Dave Smith
wrote: A couple of the grocery stores where I shop regularly have ground beef (regular, lean and extra lean), veal, pork, chicken and turkey. One of them sometimes has ground lamb. Occasionally they have the beef veal and pork mix. I almost always get some when I see it. It also makes great meat balls. You're lucky... I used to be able to buy ground chicken (to make my favorite pizza), veal, pork and bulk italian sausage at almost any grocery store.... if nothing else, they carried hamburger AND a "meatloaf mix" of ground beef, veal and pork. Not anymore. Now I have to find a butcher type meat counter and hope for the best. -- See return address to reply by email |
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