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    Standing rib roast

    Here is a good one for you. I am cooking another standing rib roast. It is a two bone 6 lb. roast. I go to the varous sites for inspiration and not to my surprise, many are sqeamish about blood on their plate. I have two I live with, my wife prefers bloody rare, the rarer the better and my...
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    Question? What are Machitos?

    Oh Bullsey, machitos have no tripe in them, tripas refers to the small intestine, which is wrapped around the good stuff. But don't mind me. I am just sick of people with wimpy stomachs.
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    Question? What are Machitos?

    Machitos Machitos are not haggis. The components have similarities, but a true haggis has vegetable additions like oatmeal, probably very tasty but again different. Basicly, a machito is made from large cut portions of various organs, liver, heart, lung, kidney, fat etc. Cleaned small...
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    Beef Heart

    I haven't posted in a long time, because many of the attitudes here are very strange. First , beef heart is affected as much by quality of handling as anything. If it is not shown the proper respect by the butcher, you can get a pretty off tasting product. However if you get a good one and...
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    Beet Boil Times - At High Altitude

    Some idiot suggested that beets only took 25 minutes to boil to completion. I am stuck up here at 8000 ft in colorado and as you know due to lack of air pressure things boil at a lower temperature. It can be one and a half to two hours for beets. Even at sea level at my house in texas it took...
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    Comparing high German vs. low German cooking

    I am not exactly sure where this belongs, so I will let the admin people move it wherever. It is about comparing hoch deuch vs. platt deuch [high vs. low german cooking]. Suffice it to say they are very different. The recipe my mother gave me many years ago for potato salad was nothing like...
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    Special diets/sensitivities

    This one belongs in the special diets category, but there is no category for it. When I look at recipes for various things, I keep bumping into my nemesis the chili pepper. Courtesy, of the USAF and south east asia. It is a case of I love the food but it does not like me. Sometimes, it is 3...
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    Slow roasted onions

    Yes I will peel the onion, but the idea of some of the other things do not appeal to me. The accent is on peels. The idea of the roasted onion is a good one in that it produces a soft sweet onion that can be used a variety of ways. Your idea is not bad, but. Pete~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
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    Slow roasted onions

    One thing I have noticed about many cooks/chefs, they make recipes that are needlessly busy and complex. Or else they put stuff in I would not on a bet. That said, the mexicans in south texas have a nifty and simple way of preparing whole (1015 sweet onions) on the grill or charcoal grill...
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    Snow goose

    Last time I checked the Texas daily bag limit was 22 snow geese a day, with a possession limit of 40. [it has to do with their population exploding] A lot of people start to waste parts of the bird with that kind of abundance. This is a shame, many of the preparation suggestions made no mention...
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    Pickling Process/Your go to?

    When I was in high school in Connecticut, I took a job in a Jewish delicatessen. They made at least four different kinds of pickles. The process was a type of fermentation. They used big wooden barrels, with brine, spices, herbs, etc. The length of time varied with the type of pickle...
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    Meatloaf

    I like flavor, but my brother in law whom my wife and I are taking care of, does not. He detests anything other than salt and pepper in his food. His brother is not much better. The meatloaf I am preparing tonight will have some nice things in it, but they will be diced bell pepper, diced...
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    Pete's recipe for pork ribs marinade

    It's the usual for ribs, low and slow. I started them hot about 375 and then after 30 minutes went down to 250. This was done on a gas grill, so I didn't have smoke to use. The grill has three row of burners, so I got it going good and hot and later shut off the two rear burners and adjusted...
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    Pete's recipe for pork ribs marinade

    This one even pleased my picky brother in law. He feels that anything other than salt and pepper is verboten. I picked up the rack of spare ribs at a gormet (spelling?) grocery. They were very lean, and only 99 cents a lb. Sooooo. when I go home I formulated a recipe for the marinade. The...
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    Tri-Tip and Flat Iron Steak

    I like your quote from the late Carl Sagan. More often I have seen it written like this = "Tedium ad infinitum".
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