I avoid any cheese that smells like feet.I always thought I hated bleu cheese. Tried it, and it was disgusting. When I finally tried it again (the good stuff), I was hooked.
I avoid any cheese that smells like feet.I always thought I hated bleu cheese. Tried it, and it was disgusting. When I finally tried it again (the good stuff), I was hooked.
I like to let mine sit in soy sauce before cooking.Of course if the steak is PERFECT (medium rare for me), NO sauce is needed. I just had to factor in a sauce for kids, friends and non foodies... I try not to have to send them home hungry.
Not even gorgonzola!?!I avoid any cheese that smells like feet.
It’s just feet-cheese with a fancy Spanish name.Not even gorgonzola!?!
I avoid any cheese that smells like feet.
Here ya go!It’s just feet-cheese with a fancy Spanish name.
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Neither. I feel like sauce hides the taste of the steak.
From that list, I never thought Muenster was that bad. I actually like it.
I love Muenster!From that list, I never thought Muenster was that bad. I actually like it.
My grandfather used to eat Limburger and onion on rye toast.
I never touch the stuff. It really smells like vintage gym socks stored in a plastic bag for a decade.
Neither.
Striplings Sweet Bourbon Glaze or the Portobello Mushroom Finishing sauce.
I picked these up in GA in August. They have a ton of other ones, too. I bought the Georgia Peach Pecan Dressing for my neighbor, she said it's delish!
Stripling's General Store (striplings.com)
I didn't see it on their website, but maybe a phone call can straighten that out.That Bourbon Glaze sounds interesting, i'll look tonight for it and others.
Thanks.
I will surf their site tonight.. Yum Yum...I didn't see it on their website, but maybe a phone call can straighten that out.
THIS, I'll have to try. I make some bumping grilled chicken. I shy away from anything that has the Heinz name on it. I wouldn't want John Heinz-Kerry to profit from anything I buy.A1. It is especially good on grilled chicken.
Our grilled chicken is awesome too. I use a marinade with montreal steak seasoning (yes they have one for chicken too). I use the same marinade on pork chops as well and grill them. Also use A1 on them.THIS, I'll have to try. I make some bumping grilled chicken. I shy away from anything that has the Heinz name on it. I wouldn't want John Heinz-Kerry to profit from anything I buy.
I avoid any cheese that smells like feet.