Yeah. I get the round steak that has been mechanically serated and punctured so that they can charge more. It is not bad with some seasoning and Worcester and soy on it.Originally Posted by Mister D
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Yeah. I get the round steak that has been mechanically serated and punctured so that they can charge more. It is not bad with some seasoning and Worcester and soy on it.
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Heresy. Pierogies are not ravioli! That said, I don't eat pierogi that are stuffed with potatoes - that's just a carbohydrate redundancy. Pierogi for me must minimally include well-cooked sauerkraut, mushrooms and onions and ideally also include some left-over roast beef and pork. They are far tastier than ravioli, which you can't eat without sauce.
There isn't much that I won't eat as long as it's made by someone who can cook half decently. I don't care for lobster and I won't eat snails, bugs, olives or blue cheese.
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DGUtley (01-09-2019)
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I will eat all of the above, though I prefer my sour cream full-fat. Otherwise, why bother, just eat yogurt. I like Miracle whip for very selective things - hard boiled eggs which are otherwise seriously boring and egg salad sandwiches, also mixed with full-fat sour cream and spicy mustard in potato salad. Also on a cheese sandwich so that I don't choke on it. That's it.
The first meat that I would eat as an infant was liver (the baby food kind). I love liver. I eat all veggies, mixed or otherwise unless they come out of a can, in which case the only canned veggie that I will eat is corn.
I like bean soup, but it doesn't always like me. LOL.
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What kind of pea soup have you eaten?
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You could chop up leftover steak and throw it into soup. I have also been known to chop it finely and mix it with finely chopped dill pickle and horseradish mustard. Yummy. Another use is to chop it up and fry it up with onions and potatoes - an alternative (and less salty) version of corned beef hash.
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More beans.
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Leftover stew is even better than first made stew!
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Agree about the poultry. I don't understand the fruit thing and dry pork chops are about as tasty as cardboard.
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donttread (01-09-2019)
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I suspect that your fish issues stem from eating fish that isn't particularly fresh.
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Peter1469 (01-09-2019)
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True Shepherds pie is made with sheep meat and most likely mutton, which is fairly yukky to me. However, most Shepherds pie in N. America is made with beef. You can make it from scratch, but it's actually much better made with leftover roast beef (and the gravy), plus carrots or mixed peas and carrots with a layer of mashed potatoes on top. You could actually make the entire thing with leftovers if you plan it that way.
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