If the scare tactics did not deter you, then you have the coronary arteries of champ!
It's all about beef today. Red, juicy, saturated fat, cow flesh and muscle. Sometimes there are some prions left over and cows get a little bit of BSE. It's all good. Because we love our BEEF! Happy cows make for a happy slaughter and give us happy beef.
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Better Homes and Gardens Beef Recipes, 1977 |
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Does this look infected? Why yes it does! |
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Yes, 2-3 days sitting in a sweet-sour marinade will give it a characteristic flavor. It's called spoiled. |
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I would think it's never a good idea to vomit on the pot roast while it's cooking. |
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What can only look like a cross section of a muscle. Or corned beef. But muscle is more imaginative. Glazed to perfection, striated, peachy, parsley. |
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If it's raves you want, then maybe making this look less like a maggot infestation in roadkill would get some positive feedback. |
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Make the most of your cow flesh! Roll it up with cud and get your money's worth. |
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Another failure in presentation. Maybe want to have it look less like an effective roundworm deworming and more like something edible. Just throwing it out there. |
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Eat this and this is what your arteries will look like before the quadruple bypass. Or maybe your stool. |
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This is my thoughts on what I want to do with this manicotti wannabe with its three cups of cottage cheese stuffing. Plop plop plop. |
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You want to know what will make this taco burger more of a success? A top bun. Difficult but not impossible. |
U.N.T.
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