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This "a piece of steak is untouchable" attitude is a load of pretentious wank IMO. Sure, a slab of well aged top quality meat cooked to perfection is a lovely thing, and probably best enjoyed unadulterated but the idea that taking a piece of meat from the supermarket and making steak diane, or beef rendang, or beef in black bean sauce, or whatever else you fancy is "ruining" something is totally ridiculous.While you're waiting, read the free novel we sent you. It's a Spanish story about a guy named 'Manual.' -
the boy speaks the truthOriginally posted by doodab View PostThis "a piece of steak is untouchable" attitude is a load of pretentious wank IMO. Sure, a slab of well aged top quality meat cooked to perfection is a lovely thing, and probably best enjoyed unadulterated but the idea that taking a piece of meat from the supermarket and making steak diane, or beef rendang, or beef in black bean sauce, or whatever else you fancy is "ruining" something is totally ridiculous.
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It's not pretentious, I don't buy into that kind of 'right/wrong' crap - I just like meat cooked simply. To me, sauce ruins it regardless of what the done thing is.Originally posted by doodab View PostThis "a piece of steak is untouchable" attitude is a load of pretentious wank IMO. Sure, a slab of well aged top quality meat cooked to perfection is a lovely thing, and probably best enjoyed unadulterated but the idea that taking a piece of meat from the supermarket and making steak diane, or beef rendang, or beef in black bean sauce, or whatever else you fancy is "ruining" something is totally ridiculous.Originally posted by MaryPoppinsI'd still not breastfeed a naziOriginally posted by vetranUrine is quite nourishingComment
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