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  1. Posted

    15 minutes ago, gleninjersey said:

    What did you use to cut them into 1 inch thick steaks?  I need to buy a decent knife to break down large cuts.

    You don't need a special knife if you are doing it only occasionally, but you do need a sharp blade.  I used an extremely sharp  Japanese kitchen knife . 

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    4 hours ago, Tunaman said:

    I got one it was 47 bucks.  I deboned it and got 10 one inch steaks out of it!

    I did the same with a five pounder my wife picked up the first day of the sale.  Sliced into one inch steaks for pan frying, then trimmed the ribs and seared, then braised em.

    I was not terribly impressed with the meat's flavor, but it was very tender.

  11. Posted

    2 hours ago, Sudsy said:

    forcing them to hire and pay expensive lawyers

    This is where GOA, NRA and others should be stepping in.  Maybe if enough NRA members from NJ call and demand that they do something about this, they might actually intervene.  If the NRA won't help with situations like this, then why the hell do they even exist. What's the point in paying dues if you get nothing in return?

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  13. Posted

    22 minutes ago, JackDaWack said:

    Black scary rifle definitely makes a bigger mark in people's minds

    The plan all along, the long game, was to get black scary rifles banned and then for the antis to say "oh, guess what, these blued steel and wood rifles don't look the same as those ARs we banned, but work the same way, they gotta go too".  The AR was always just a stepping stone, one that would not rile up the Fudds with semi-auto deer rifles.  They knew it would be a hard sell to ban grandpas semi-auto deer rifle, especially when so many grandpas at the time were WW2 vets with enough backbone to stand up to a total semi-auto ban in the 80's.

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    14 minutes ago, H2oVento said:

    Is this off for tomorrow?

    Yeah, it can't be helped.  Once again, the weather arrived earlier than forecast.  Tomorrows weather was supposed to be Monday's weather.  Yanno, I think, maybe Sunday has it out for me.

    14 minutes ago, Displaced Texan said:

    I think you need to come down here and organize a shoot. 

    Not gonna happen, the worst that could happen is it could work, and then I'd know I'm a god and it would go straight to my head.  I avoid authority because it takes so little to corrupt me.

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  19. Posted

    7 hours ago, 45Doll said:

    I assume John was not home at the time.

    Okay, read the story, I call bullshit.  This was a scripted pr stunt.  That, or some crazy motherfuckers with mad skillz were drinking and talking smack and made a bet about stealing John Wick's gun.  Either way, I call bullshit. 

  20. Posted

    8 minutes ago, 1LtCAP said:

    nd remember seeing ......... baking soda

    That's an important clue.  She may have used self rising flour that is higher in protein and already has baking powder in it and added the soda for additional rise.  That's important because different flours give different textures and chewiness.

  21. Posted

    2 minutes ago, 1LtCAP said:

    oatmeal was the only addition.

    If I understand you, it was more like a chocolate cookie with oatmeal, not a typical oatmeal cookie?  Was the icing basic vanilla butter cream, did it have any additions like cream cheese or sour cream?  Would you happen to recall if she used brown sugar or molasses?

  22. Posted

    On 12/4/2023 at 10:58 PM, 1LtCAP said:

    my grandmom used to make these chocolate oatmeal cookies with vanilla icing.

    Can you describe the cookie in more detail. was it baked or a no-bake recipe?  Was the icing store bought or home made, was the cookie spiced, was it buttery.  Were there chocolate chips, nuts ect.  Have you ever watched her make them?

    If you can give me an accurate description, I can probably reproduce it, or at least come close.  I can bake like a motherfucker, it's a hobby I probably take more seriously than I should. 

    I have to warn you though, even if you found the recipe it may be impossible to perfectly duplicate it.  Sometimes a recipe can't be reproduced because nobody can make those cookies like your g'maw.

  24. Posted

    12 hours ago, Lawnmower2021 said:

    I like to buy things that are quality and will last.

    If you end up getting a WheelyBird, fret not, they are very durable, my Do-All Flyway has not had a problem in 5000 throws.  Because of the violent shaking, you will have to preform PM or just tighten stuff up as it gets out of spec.  The foot switch does need looking after, they eventually loosen up and should be checked before each use.

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