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Lou Decruss wrote:
(Judy Haffner) wrote: > >>One of my favorite ways to fix cube steaks > > Why do you buy broken steaks? Some cuts that are tough have very good flavor. The usual option is slow wet cooking like a stew. It's nice to have a faster cooking method available for them as an option. Using the word "steak" for such cuts is a bit of a misnomer though. Salisbury steak my chuck. It's a hamburger served without a bun. Cubed steak my butt. It's a slice of butt cut enough times to soften it. Clearly CFS is suppose to stand for "Chicken Fired Steer". ;^) |
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