Jesse
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Had to go to Kansas City for work. We went to a fancy steak house. One of my colleagues had the audacity to order their steak well done and asked for A1 as well.
I like A1 sometimes, I'm tired of hiding it.
Had to go to Kansas City for work. We went to a fancy steak house. One of my colleagues had the audacity to order their steak well done and asked for A1 as well.
I like A1 sometimes, I'm tired of hiding it.
well, he could have asked for ketchup. "Small wins"Had to go to Kansas City for work. We went to a fancy steak house. One of my colleagues had the audacity to order their steak well done and asked for A1 as well.
Try A1 mixed with a hint of Ranch dressing on baked potato with butter. So good!I like A1 sometimes, I'm tired of hiding it.
I would also put Hagens on the fast track in terms of getting to league. Pretty feasible to imagine him signing and turning pro at the end of 2025-26.I think the two players with the quickest path to the NHL outside of the top two are Eklund and Frondell. They've already been playing with and against grown men.
This is acceptable... provided we're talking like... a flat iron or London broil yeah?
I swear Jesse you better not be saucin' up 100 dollar ribeyes with all that fancy hockey writer money!
No sir, just for stuff I cook at home like flat irons or something. No Filets. I also really like it with pork chops.
Im a filet hater. Good ones are good but they are really hard to get correct and as a result they can be very chewy, even if rare/med rare
My hot take is NY strip > Ribeye. I think the leaner cut allows more of that actual steak flavor, not just fat flavor. I like a Ribeye but prefer to cook them myself. Restaurant will take what is already a fatty cut and then bathe it in like a stick and a half of butter and the result is too greasy for me.
I swear I’m not 300 lbsWe might not always agree on hockey but when it comes to food...
I swear I’m not 300 lbs![]()
I'm a fan of hanger cuts, for similar reasons.Im a filet hater. Good ones are good but they are really hard to get correct and as a result they can be very chewy, even if rare/med rare
My hot take is NY strip > Ribeye. I think the leaner cut allows more of that actual steak flavor, not just fat flavor. I like a Ribeye but prefer to cook them myself. Restaurant will take what is already a fatty cut and then bathe it in like a stick and a half of butter and the result is too greasy for me.
The Rangers don't have to make a decision until 48 hours before the draft.For those who might have missed the news, the draft lottery will take place on May 5, so we'll know by May 7 whether or not the Pens will have this year's or next year's Rangers 1st.
But how do you feel about steak sauce?The Rangers don't have to make a decision until 48 hours before the draft.
I don't use any sauces. I rarely have red meat and when I do it is organic grass-fed.But how do you feel about steak sauce?
At least we'll have something concrete to talk about May 5th.
I thought it was 48 hours after the lottery is determined.The Rangers don't have to make a decision until 48 hours before the draft.