Anybody for an authentic 7 course Irish dinner?
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Anybody for an authentic 7 course Irish dinner?
I make homemade soup all the time, five gallons at a time. We freeze it in Tupperware containers and then use it up over weeks or even months. You don't even need to wait until it gets cold, just turn the heat down a bit and the fat will float to the top where you can skim it off with a spoon.
I make damn good pot roast too.
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Had pot roast last Sunday, there was a special offer on the cheaper cuts of beef, and succulent it was too.
Lots of things to use beer and wine in too, especially if it's gone a bit flat. Steak and ale pie is only one idea.
You mean like, out of hiding? Out of the closet? Does it matter?
It's still the same Pot Roast. Just a more, honest Pot Roast.
Fat = Flavor. Fat = Tenderness. That's why you pay more for highly marbled, fat-ridden beef.
The key is to eat less of the meat, not to slide down the scale to shoe leather. Follow the Mexican example.