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what to do with a steak redux
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I love teriyaki sause, tell me what to do with it and meat 
beer and wine are good too 
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take the meat and insert onto a george foreman grill. pour teriyaki sauce on top.
done
beer- i reccomend "Crazy Horse Malt Liquor". it is usually on sale for 99 cents at your local deli/bodega.
wine- i reccomend the one that comes in a box with a spout. put the box on the table and when thirsty, position mouth unter the tab and let loose the wine
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sounds like my recipe for tonight (Mastrap & all just close your eyes now)
I have been maranading my steak for a day now and I was boing to BBQ it but since it's raining here i just threw it onto the stove
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The spirit of resistance to government is so valuable on certain occasions, that I wish it always to be kept alive.
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replace GFG� with heating device and you're set
happy devouring
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Originally posted by Mark Tungston:
replace GFG� with heating device and you're set
happy devouring
I'll let ya know in a few, it's almost done
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Last edited by juanvaldes; Dec 13, 2002 at 10:57 PM.
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Red Tail Ale. Catchy.
So. That would be ale you are drinking, not beer. It's ok, you are forgiven.
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I could take Sean Connery in a fight... I could definitely take him.
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nice...
missing the classic GFG� grill marks, but still very appetizing indeed
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Well, how was it?
BTW, where do they make Red Tail Ale?
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Me and my buddy once made an awesome flank steak marinade...
let me see if I can remember what we put in it...
Teryaki sauce
garlic
orange juice
pineapple juice
salt
It was good...ah the days when I ate beef...ignorance is bliss.
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Originally posted by Axo1ot1:
...ignorance is bliss.
As is beef
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Originally posted by Speckledstone:
Well, how was it?
BTW, where do they make Red Tail Ale?
it was good. really good Had trouble eating all of it but I managed. the appartment still smells of it so tis' all good 
Red Tail Ale (yeah yeah yeah) is Brewed and Bottled in Ukiah, CA. Or so the bottle says...
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I hope you didn't cook it well done this time 
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I'm just happy to see the gas stove
Can't live without one now.
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i am the Mastrap of the George Foreman Grill...
i can write a book with my secrets....
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Originally posted by juanvaldes:
sounds like my recipe for tonight (Mastrap & all just close your eyes now)
I have been maranading my steak for a day now and I was boing to BBQ it but since it's raining here i just threw it onto the stove
Marinate IN the beer.
Or, marinate in the beer with a 1:2 ratio of teriyaki to beer.
Then cook on a grill, preferably over propane or in a smoker with hickory chips.
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