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beef
You still eatin that stuff?
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Re: beef
Not for 30 years or so.
Don't miss it a bit.
Don't miss it a bit.
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Re: beef
It's a vegetarian house I'm living in, which is cool. But I don't turn down chances for BBQ, cheeseburgers, and chili. With that said, I only really eat BBQ when Brits are in town. I've been contemplating buying a steak and cooking it outside.
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Re: beef
Yep, still eat it once in a while.
I've cut down on my meat consumption in general over the past few years, for both health and sustainability/environmental reasons, but i enjoy beef very much still. A medium-well done, lean sirloin steak hits the spot perfectly sometimes.
I've cut down on my meat consumption in general over the past few years, for both health and sustainability/environmental reasons, but i enjoy beef very much still. A medium-well done, lean sirloin steak hits the spot perfectly sometimes.
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Re: beef
Maybe once a week in a chilli, Bolognese, bourguignon or stir fried with noodles and the occasional burger. It's not my favourite meat but I do enjoy it.
After several weeks of an enforced vegetarian diet while trekking in Nepal I was actually day dreaming of eating meat by the end of the trek and when I was finally allowed it I did plump for a steak.
After several weeks of an enforced vegetarian diet while trekking in Nepal I was actually day dreaming of eating meat by the end of the trek and when I was finally allowed it I did plump for a steak.
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Re: beef
Hell yeah. I even direct a YouTube channel based on asados (Argentinian barbecue):
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Re: beef
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Re: beef
Yep, more than any other kind of meat, I expect. I love a good chilli or spaghetti bolognese.
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Re: beef
I do but not very often. The only red meat I eat with any regularity is pork.
I do love a steak but I'm pretty fussy and live on a tight budget so I rarely treat myself to anything good but if steak is on the menu I'll nearly always go for it. I am a sucker for a burger as well.
I'd probably go back to Argentina just for the beef
I do love a steak but I'm pretty fussy and live on a tight budget so I rarely treat myself to anything good but if steak is on the menu I'll nearly always go for it. I am a sucker for a burger as well.
I'd probably go back to Argentina just for the beef
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Re: beef
Once or twice a week, without fail! Love a bit of beef, me.
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Re: beef
Yes, a couple times a week.
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Re: beef
Not any more. I don't miss it, but I enjoyed cooking and eating it before switching to vegetarianism. A local farm used to supply wonderful cuts.
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Goat Boy wrote:The only red meat I eat with any regularity is pork.
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Re: beef
Goat Boy wrote:
I'd probably go back to Argentina just for the beef
You have some serious beef with someone over there? make fun of your accent?
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Re: beef
toomanyhatz wrote:Not for 30 years or so.
Don't miss it a bit.
Ditto.
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Re: beef
Now and again. We don't eat meat that much, because it's expensive to get good quality, reliable stuff, and because it's not too healthy to eat it that often, but a burger or pasta sauce now and again is good.
I ate horse the other day, incidentally. It was really good - but this was at a top-class restaurant, rather than off a supermarket shelf.
I ate horse the other day, incidentally. It was really good - but this was at a top-class restaurant, rather than off a supermarket shelf.
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Re: beef
Every day, sometimes twice a day.
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Re: beef
Yes, but not nearly as much as I used to.
I even went to a BBQ place with friends this weekend and didn't have meat.
For the week, I'll make a slow cooker dish for the week. This week was beef stew, but it has plenty of other stuff in there too - carrots, celery, onions, tomatoes, red peppers, jalapenos, potatoes.
I even went to a BBQ place with friends this weekend and didn't have meat.
For the week, I'll make a slow cooker dish for the week. This week was beef stew, but it has plenty of other stuff in there too - carrots, celery, onions, tomatoes, red peppers, jalapenos, potatoes.
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