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Originally posted by epg20 View Postno no, you don't splash the ketchup on yourself, you *SQUIRT* IT ON THEM, because they are the ones going to be made in to hamburgers, LITTERALY, and ketchup is good on almost everything, BUT if you use the wrong kind of steak sauce the steaks and burgers can have a sort of EH taste , still good, but weird, I found that out with the difference with A1 and worstershire sauce and BBQ sauce, A1, goes to the bottom of the list.Originally posted by jelgateThis brings much pain but SQ is right
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Originally posted by jelgate View PostKetchup has it's limits. It can't make spam good
but yes it does, well it does ok, I just mix it with mustard and mayo, but I like it better with mayo and BBQ sauce, and it is un cooked, on a sandwich with cheese and lettuce, it makes a nice sandwich, though I prefer it cooked in the microwave, it caramelizes nicely and gets nice and crispy.
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Originally posted by squirrely1 View PostI agree with you about the A1 it tastes like a chemical. but there is no way I'd put ketchup on a good steak.
adolphs. Adolph's® Original Meat Tenderizer
Meat tenderizer refers to a powdered naturally derived enzyme powder. The enzyme most commonly used is papain which comes from papayas. Meat is sprinkled with the powder and the enzymes help to break down the meat fibers. The same result can be obtained by marinating meat in papaya or pineapple juice.
it comes out nicely, adolphs. also comes in spiced, it adds some salt to the meat, so you can leave off the salt, when seasoning the meat, it will need to sit for a while, I don't remember how long, but in the end you get a cheap, tough piece of meat that comes out ok.
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Originally posted by epg20 View Postand just how would you know HUMMMMMM.
but yes it does, well it does ok, I just mix it with mustard and mayo, but I like it better with mayo and BBQ sauce, and it is un cooked, on a sandwich with cheese and lettuce, it makes a nice sandwich, though I prefer it cooked in the microwave, it caramelizes nicely and gets nice and crispy.Originally posted by aretood2Jelgate is right
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Originally posted by epg20 View PostI didn't say a good steak, you put nothing on a good steak except salt and pepper, and maybe not even pepper, but with a cheap cut of meat you can make it better, with ketchup and wustershire sauce and pounded or add;
adolphs. Adolph's® Original Meat Tenderizer
Meat tenderizer refers to a powdered naturally derived enzyme powder. The enzyme most commonly used is papain which comes from papayas. Meat is sprinkled with the powder and the enzymes help to break down the meat fibers. The same result can be obtained by marinating meat in papaya or pineapple juice.
it comes out nicely, adolphs. also comes in spiced, it adds some salt to the meat, so you can leave off the salt, when seasoning the meat, it will need to sit for a while, I don't remember how long, but in the end you get a cheap, tough piece of meat that comes out ok.
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Originally posted by Annoyed View PostBut nothing can save Spam. The only meat which could possibly be lower on the food chain would be meat that comes out of a crock pot.
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