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laundry_queen

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14. LOL my grandfather would take exception to that
Mon Nov 11, 2013, 05:59 PM
Nov 2013

But my dad would agree with you.

The first time my grandfather came for a visit after we moved far away, my dad bought some really expensive filet mignon for everyone. He knew my grandfather liked his food cooked thoroughly so he made sure there was no pink in it, but left it pretty juicy.

My grandfather was incensed. "Why, this is RAW! Throw it back on for a few more minutes."

He wasn't satisfied until it was black on the outside and as dry as saw dust and as hard as a hockey puck on the inside.

My dad wanted to cry at the dried out filet. "I should've just bought him some cheap sirloin, he'd never be able to tell." LOLOL.

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Only rare ground meat is dangerous frazzled Nov 2013 #1
this ^ PeaceNikki Nov 2013 #2
yep Go Vols Nov 2013 #3
Cut off he horns wipe the ass and throw it on the table MattBaggins Nov 2013 #4
Just for good measure.... A HERETIC I AM Nov 2013 #8
Medium rare Perfect! William769 Nov 2013 #7
Lemme clean that up... Decaffeinated Nov 2013 #40
Thanks. I wasn't for sure how to do that. William769 Nov 2013 #42
Yum! Egnever Nov 2013 #57
I had a roommate once that snacked on raw hamburger LadyHawkAZ Nov 2013 #28
I prefer rare burgers. Incitatus Nov 2013 #29
The only way I'd ever serve a rare burger... Chan790 Nov 2013 #46
Yes. Incitatus Nov 2013 #49
very learn raw ground beef is a guilty pleasure of mine. aikoaiko Nov 2013 #50
How about sharp_stick Nov 2013 #5
I've had kobe beef sushi zappaman Nov 2013 #6
wouldn't that be kobe beer tartare? dionysus Nov 2013 #19
Mmmm, beer.... Electric Monk Nov 2013 #45
must have been a freudian typo! dionysus Nov 2013 #47
It's beef tataki. pangaia Nov 2013 #52
You know how many people die from improperly washed veggies? hobbit709 Nov 2013 #9
There's three ways to cook a steak. Fuddnik Nov 2013 #10
LOL my grandfather would take exception to that laundry_queen Nov 2013 #14
... leftstreet Nov 2013 #11
If it doesn't go "Moo!" when I stick a fork in it... SeattleVet Nov 2013 #12
Your food will never be free of bacteria ... surrealAmerican Nov 2013 #13
CDC reports about 1300 deaths each year demwing Nov 2013 #37
i love mine like this xchrom Nov 2013 #15
Excellent In_The_Wind Nov 2013 #17
Guess I'm in the minority here Freddie Nov 2013 #16
What a laugh riot this thread is. boston bean Nov 2013 #18
Reminds me of HiPointDem. nt geek tragedy Nov 2013 #20
You realize that you can get sick from properly cooked food as well? Glassunion Nov 2013 #21
Um, Japan has been exporting Kobe beef since February 2012 Art_from_Ark Nov 2013 #22
You are correct, I was actually editing my post when you replied. Glassunion Nov 2013 #23
Huh! kcr Nov 2013 #35
Fremont Beef Company is the authorized importer Art_from_Ark Nov 2013 #38
If I'm lucky enough to be at a high end Japanese restaurant I'll look out for it. kcr Nov 2013 #61
On edit: never mind, saw the Abortion thread and now I get it. maxsolomon Nov 2013 #24
Steak isn't sushi, that much is true n/t Cal Carpenter Nov 2013 #25
I don't eat sushi for that reason. duffyduff Nov 2013 #26
I can see how that image could turn your stomach forever on sushi. Glassunion Nov 2013 #30
Oh, the arguments I have had with cooks over the meaning of "blue rare"... LadyHawkAZ Nov 2013 #27
If you don't want me to cook your food, why are you coming to my table? Scootaloo Nov 2013 #33
I bet they love you, wow. n-t Logical Nov 2013 #41
When my steak shows up well-done, LadyHawkAZ Nov 2013 #43
yep.. for what they charge for steaks at any decent reataurant... opiate69 Nov 2013 #55
If You're Worried About Parasites Like Trichnia Worms, On the Road Nov 2013 #31
Nothing in the world worse than grey pork chop pucks, is there? n/t Scootaloo Nov 2013 #34
Unless They're Sous Vide On the Road Nov 2013 #62
but plenty of T. gondii demwing Nov 2013 #39
OK, Fair Enough, On the Road Nov 2013 #63
Untrue Scootaloo Nov 2013 #32
How about medium rare? PasadenaTrudy Nov 2013 #36
Hell yeah, and they're yummy parasites! Throd Nov 2013 #44
You don't know much about meat REP Nov 2013 #48
I know literally nothing about meat NoOneMan Nov 2013 #60
have you seen YesTwoWoman anywhere lately? snooper2 Nov 2013 #64
actually, given the vast environmental destruction caused by industrial beef production villager Nov 2013 #51
Fun fact: Sushi is always served well cooked. ZombieHorde Nov 2013 #53
There are actually many kinds of sushi dishes Art_from_Ark Nov 2013 #58
It's safe GladRagDahl Nov 2013 #54
I'll take my chances with the bacteria. nt Tien1985 Nov 2013 #56
Yes; that's why I select my food sources carefully. closeupready Nov 2013 #59
I like it hot on inside tavernier Nov 2013 #65
And you can't get parasites or bacteria from sushi Packerowner740 Nov 2013 #66
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