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who else is locked out from their own posts? mods wont answewr, they have no integrity they hide behind their closed doors. |
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Dont Dox Me Bro!
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![]() Your not locked out of your posts after a certain period of time everybody not just you can edit older posts there's a reason for that, now just copy your recipe and then make your changes and repost them its pretty simple .
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The Mad Dommer!
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No one has locked you out of editing your own posts. I don't think that's even possible. Mods aren't hiding behind anything. What you are talking about isn't a real thing. There's a crazy guy that walks around downtown talking about Jesus coming back in a UFO that looks like an old Chevy Camaro. I don't respond to him, either. And it's not because I'm hiding behind anything, afraid to address his claims. It's just that he's crazier than a ****house rat. |
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No one has locked you out of editing your own posts. I don't think that's even possible.well then you dont know **** because I cant EDIT MY OWN POSTS ! |
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![]() HAPPY NEW YEAR EVERYONE!
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Dont Dox Me Bro!
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![]() How about a portabella sautéed mushroom recipe?
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Couches - not even once!
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![]() SUPER BOWL RECIPES OR GTFO.
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![]() Meatballs:
combine pork sausage with ground turkey and beef or Bison. Use egg for a binder, many chefs also add some bread crumbs, if you choose to do this I recommend seasoned croutons for the "bread". ratio, 1 cup of bread crumbs for every 2 pounds of meat. 1 egg for every 2 pounds of meat (these are bionders that will help keep your meatballs in tact. make your meat balls a day ahead and let them rest overnight in the fridge. brown them in skillet or large quantity on oiled sheetpan in oven. just brown, dont cook completely. let them simmer a good hour in crock pot or oven safe pot in mixture of your choice, I reccomend BBQ sauce and STOCK of your choice or own making. 50 / 50 mix, sauce and stock. Meatballs the size of a golf ball or ping pong ball. If you already have BBQ on the menu , you can go with marinara. when I dont have enough home made stock I buy an organic veg stock. Questions? |
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![]() from the atomic meatball thread:
fwiw, I reccomend browning all meatballs in oil first, but only just for browning, NOT to complete the cooking finish the meatballs by cooking them on a sheet pan in the oven. this way your balls will be thoroughly cooked but not too crusty on the outside. sauce them after they are cooked, as suggested. the size of the ball determined how hot and how long. a 350- 400 degree oven the bigger the ball the lower the heat and longer the cook time. example ping pongball size 400 degrees 20 minutes softball size 350 degrees 1 hour. egg or flour is a good binding agent to keep the balls in shape but if you are grinding ingredients with the meat, especially pork, a binder is not required. refrigerating your balls for an hour after you shape them also helps to keep their shape and may elininate the need for a 'binder' like flour eggs or breadcrumbs. if you choose to use a binder, I recommend crushed , flavored croutons, depending on your recipe. |
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![]() super bowl spread. Q and A for anyone looking for help or suggestions.
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