just a gripe about can openers

[DPittman]

What is brown sauce?

Gravy in my house

 

[Doggggboy]

crap that people who don't make their own sauces put on dead bits of animals.

Best for steak imo is Chimichurri. I was in Argentina 20 years ago and fell in love with it - and they know their steaks! Fresh parsley, cilantro, oregano, garlic, lemon juice, shallots (or onion) salt (seasoning for Susquatch), chili peppers or chili oil (something to give a bit of heat but not too much) and olive oil - all into the blender.


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Unless you're one of those poor bastards for whom cilantro tastes like soap.
Genetics is a bitch.

 

[Mcgyver]

yeah only learned about it recently, and its a significant percentage of the population. Too bad, but I bet it would still be great without the cilantro.

 

[TorontoBuilder]

OK, I yield. Salt is seasoning. Go figure.

So wtf do you guys call that brown hp stuff?

a condiment

 

[TorontoBuilder]

Unless you're one of those poor bastards for whom cilantro tastes like soap.
Genetics is a bitch.

yeah I hate cilantro for this reason and my wife loves it.

 

[140mower]

True, should only use Brown Sauce (less calories, too).

..... I'm sorry, but the only "sauce" to touch my bacon is an egg yolk, and no crap on those either....... Good bacon needs no help.

 

[TorontoBuilder]

..... I'm sorry, but the only "sauce" to touch my bacon is an egg yolk, and no crap on those either....... Good bacon needs no help.

especially if you cure and cold smoke your own bacon the european way.

 

[Susquatch]

back bacon (would that be "Canadien Bacon" or "Canada Bacon?).

Technically, neither one.

Canadians mostly call it back bacon or peameal bacon.

Americans mostly call it CANADIAN bacon.

The term is rarely used in Canada. CANADIEN Bacon isn't used anywhere to my knowledge. Canadien is a male French Canadian. CANADIENNE is female. So technically it would be ok for an American to think of back bacon from a male pig as Bacon Canadien - or Bacon Canadienne from a female pig. But that would prolly only happen in Louisiana.

It's probably called bacon de dos in French or maybe Bacon Back or even Back Bacon in some places. But I'm just guessing on that one.

You having fun yet!

OK, I'll get back in my cage now....

 

[Tom O]

You eat way better than I would. Without the bride I'd burn water M-F, & splurge on McDonald's for the weekend.

That’s the joy of a microwave potatoes in about 10/12 minutes I rarely use the stove I might boil water for a 1/2 dozen eggs as supper ( cayenne pepper on top ) but the heaviest I’ve been is 145 lb and am hovering at around 140.
The way I eat is more of a hunter gatherer thing it doesn’t have to fill you up completely.

 

[Tom O]

What no Franks Red Hot!
You know you can put that ***** on everything!

 

[djberta]

Unless you're one of those poor bastards for whom cilantro tastes like soap.
Genetics is a bitch.

Interesting. It doesn't taste like soap to me. just hate it outright.

 

[DPittman]

Genetics is a bitch.

Isn't tho. My genetics dictate I should eat much different and healthier than I do. I do try but fail miserably most of the time.

 

[ChazzC]

Technically, neither one.

Canadians mostly call it back bacon or peameal bacon.

Americans mostly call it CANADIAN bacon.

The term is rarely used in Canada. CANADIEN Bacon isn't used anywhere to my knowledge. Canadien is a male French Canadian. CANADIENNE is female. So technically it would be ok for an American to think of back bacon from a male pig as Bacon Canadien - or Bacon Canadienne from a female pig. But that would prolly only happen in Louisiana.

It's probably called bacon de dos in French or maybe Bacon Back or even Back Bacon in some places. But I'm just guessing on that one.

You having fun yet!

OK, I'll get back in my cage now....

You try typing with one finger!

I just didn’t want to upset anyone who gets annoyed at us folks down who refer to Canadian Geese (instead of Canada Geese).

 

[Tom O]

Use the microphone?

 

[Susquatch]

You try typing with one finger!

I type almost everything with my right thumb........

 

[Upnorth]

I had never heard of "Canadian bacon" before I went to the USA. I had never heard of pea meal bacon until I worked in Sault Saint Marie a few years ago.

PS: The amount of thread drift on this site is second to no other website.