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Anyone heard of this for steak??
Our son reccommended this steak rub - coffee grounds(right outta the can).
Salt .Pepper. & Garlic. Came from a friend of his also in the Navy Who has spent a lot of time in Texas, and that's where we think it came from. Sounds horrific, but in reality, was pretty damn good. I think the next time I will grind the coffee finer than just out of the can, but we'll be using this one again. -- Nanzi furkids, Khan, the greyhound puppy, Pookie, Jack Russell Terrorista wetkids, bakers dozen of assorted Koi various frogs & yuckky toads |
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Anyone heard of this for steak??
"Olde Hippee" > wrote in message ... > Our son reccommended this steak rub - coffee grounds(right outta the can). > Salt .Pepper. & Garlic. Came from a friend of his also in the Navy Who has > spent a lot of time in Texas, and that's where we think it came from. > > Sounds horrific, but in reality, was pretty damn good. > > I think the next time I will grind the coffee finer than just out of the > can, but we'll be using this one again. > > -- > Nanzi > furkids, Khan, the greyhound puppy, > Pookie, Jack Russell Terrorista > wetkids, bakers dozen of assorted Koi > various frogs & yuckky toads > > I Googled for Coffee and Pepper steak and I believe I'll give it a try. Thumper |
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Anyone heard of this for steak??
"Olde Hippee" > wrote in message ... > Our son reccommended this steak rub - coffee grounds(right outta the can). > Salt .Pepper. & Garlic. Came from a friend of his also in the Navy Who has > spent a lot of time in Texas, and that's where we think it came from. > > Sounds horrific, but in reality, was pretty damn good. > > I think the next time I will grind the coffee finer than just out of the > can, but we'll be using this one again. > > -- > Nanzi > furkids, Khan, the greyhound puppy, > Pookie, Jack Russell Terrorista > wetkids, bakers dozen of assorted Koi > various frogs & yuckky toads > > I Googled for Coffee and Pepper steak and I believe I'll give it a try. Thumper |
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Anyone heard of this for steak??
TW wrote:
> "Olde Hippee" > wrote in message > ... > >>Our son reccommended this steak rub - coffee grounds(right outta the can). >>Salt .Pepper. & Garlic. Came from a friend of his also in the Navy Who has >>spent a lot of time in Texas, and that's where we think it came from. >> >>Sounds horrific, but in reality, was pretty damn good. >> >> I think the next time I will grind the coffee finer than just out of the >>can, but we'll be using this one again. >> >>-- >>Nanzi > > I Googled for Coffee and Pepper steak and I believe I'll give it a try. > > Thumper > > > > Dunno if I could bring myself to try it although I probably should. But I can't stand the taste of ultra strong coffee and that's the picture that I get of this. How stront was the coffee flavor? -- Steve Men are from Earth. Women are from Earth. Deal with it. |
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Anyone heard of this for steak??
Swedish meatballs traditionally have a coffee flavored sauce or gravy as
part of the dish. Once you've had it you wouldn't have it any other way. Olde Hippee wrote: > > Our son reccommended this steak rub - coffee grounds(right outta the can). > Salt .Pepper. & Garlic. Came from a friend of his also in the Navy Who has > spent a lot of time in Texas, and that's where we think it came from. > > Sounds horrific, but in reality, was pretty damn good. > > I think the next time I will grind the coffee finer than just out of the > can, but we'll be using this one again. > > -- > Nanzi > furkids, Khan, the greyhound puppy, > Pookie, Jack Russell Terrorista > wetkids, bakers dozen of assorted Koi > various frogs & yuckky toads |
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Swedish meatballs traditionally have a coffee flavored sauce or gravy as
part of the dish. Once you've had it you wouldn't have it any other way. Olde Hippee wrote: > > Our son reccommended this steak rub - coffee grounds(right outta the can). > Salt .Pepper. & Garlic. Came from a friend of his also in the Navy Who has > spent a lot of time in Texas, and that's where we think it came from. > > Sounds horrific, but in reality, was pretty damn good. > > I think the next time I will grind the coffee finer than just out of the > can, but we'll be using this one again. > > -- > Nanzi > furkids, Khan, the greyhound puppy, > Pookie, Jack Russell Terrorista > wetkids, bakers dozen of assorted Koi > various frogs & yuckky toads |
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