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For some reason I very seldom see these in grocery stores. I guess
they're just not very popular in St. Louis. I'm going to sous vide this in its plastic, then chill it and do it over wood. It has a 3/29 sell by date, and this horrible cold will have to take a break long before that. https://www.flickr.com/photos/361781...posted-public/ -- --Bryan For your safety and protection, this sig. has been thoroughly tested on laboratory animals. |
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On Sat, 6 Feb 2021 09:00:04 -0600, BryanGSimmons
> wrote: >For some reason I very seldom see these in grocery stores. I guess >they're just not very popular in St. Louis. I'm going to sous vide this >in its plastic, then chill it and do it over wood. It has a 3/29 sell >by date, and this horrible cold will have to take a break long before that. > >https://www.flickr.com/photos/361781...posted-public/ I hardly ever see them here either. Janet US |
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On 2/6/2021 10:00 AM, BryanGSimmons wrote:
> For some reason I very seldom see these in grocery stores.Â* I guess > they're just not very popular in St. Louis.Â* I'm going to sous vide this > in its plastic, then chill it and do it over wood.Â* It has a 3/29 sell > by date, and this horrible cold will have to take a break long before that. > > https://www.flickr.com/photos/361781...posted-public/ > > I can't say I've ever actually bought and cooked beef ribs but I've eaten them in a restaurant in TN. They're tasty. I've also eaten lamb ribs; those are best done with a dry rub cooked low and slow. Do let us know how they turn out. Jill |
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On Sat, 6 Feb 2021 09:00:04 -0600, BryanGSimmons wrote:
> For some reason I very seldom see these in grocery stores. I guess > they're just not very popular in St. Louis. I'm going to sous vide this > in its plastic, then chill it and do it over wood. It has a 3/29 sell > by date, and this horrible cold will have to take a break long before that. > > https://www.flickr.com/photos/361781...posted-public/ Soup bones for $4/lb <rolling eyes>. For about $1/lb morew you can have short ribs which are 3 parts meat to 1 part bone (by weight). Great for SV and/or smoking. http://www.flickr.com/photos/sqwertz...5944/lightbox/ -sw |
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On Sat, 6 Feb 2021 14:53:44 -0600, Sqwertz >
wrote: >On Sat, 6 Feb 2021 09:00:04 -0600, BryanGSimmons wrote: > >> For some reason I very seldom see these in grocery stores. I guess >> they're just not very popular in St. Louis. I'm going to sous vide this >> in its plastic, then chill it and do it over wood. It has a 3/29 sell >> by date, and this horrible cold will have to take a break long before that. >> >> https://www.flickr.com/photos/361781...posted-public/ > >Soup bones for $4/lb <rolling eyes>. For about $1/lb morew you can >have short ribs which are 3 parts meat to 1 part bone (by weight). >Great for SV and/or smoking. > >http://www.flickr.com/photos/sqwertz...5944/lightbox/ > >-sw I've never seen anything like that in my supermarkets, whether you are showing me pictures of short ribs or beef ribs. Soup bones around here come in a plastice bag in the freezer section. The bones are totally without meat or fat, just bone and are expensive for what they are. Janet US |
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On 2021 Feb 6, , US Janet wrote
(in >): > On Sat, 6 Feb 2021 09:00:04 -0600, BryanGSimmons > > wrote: > > > For some reason I very seldom see these in grocery stores. I guess > > they're just not very popular in St. Louis. I'm going to sous vide this > > in its plastic, then chill it and do it over wood. It has a 3/29 sell > > by date, and this horrible cold will have to take a break long before that. > > > > https://www.flickr.com/photos/361781...posted-public/ > > I hardly ever see them here either. They´re in Raley´s everyday here. The ribs we buy are double wide compared to those in the photo. I buy them on sale which is seldom. Make sure to strip the parchment off the back of them before cooking. It turns into chewy, inedible plastic when the ribs are cooked. That´s a good idea with pork ribs too, although the parchment is weaker and edible. All ribs are better without. Maybe, in some areas or butcher shops, butchers strip it for you. Not where I shop. leo |
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US Janet wrote:
> Soup bones around > here come in a plastice bag in the freezer section. The bones are > totally without meat or fat, just bone and are expensive for what they > are. I've often complained about the weak flavor canned or boxed chicken broth or stock and I still hold true to that. So easy to make your own with better flavor. Not so much for beef stock though. Beef bones are rare or expensive so last week, I tried a box of Swanson Beef stock for the first time. It was pretty flavorful, to my surprise. I would buy this again. I also have a can of beef consomme which I assume might be a bit stronger tasting. I plan to use that someday, thickened with cornstarch, to make a "Beef and Broccoli over rice" meal. |
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On Sun, 7 Feb 2021 10:50:01 -0500, Gary > wrote:
> US Janet wrote: > > Soup bones around >> here come in a plastice bag in the freezer section. The bones are >> totally without meat or fat, just bone and are expensive for what they >> are. > >I've often complained about the weak flavor canned or boxed chicken >broth or stock and I still hold true to that. So easy to make your own >with better flavor. > >Not so much for beef stock though. Beef bones are rare or expensive so >last week, I tried a box of Swanson Beef stock for the first time. It >was pretty flavorful, to my surprise. I would buy this again. > >I also have a can of beef consomme which I assume might be a bit >stronger tasting. I plan to use that someday, thickened with cornstarch, >to make a "Beef and Broccoli over rice" meal. I often buy bone-in chuck steaks, trim out the bone for stock/soup... very easy. In warm weather I grill the filets, in cold weather I grind the filets for great burgers. The fat on chuck steaks is in large chunks, I trim out most for the birds. I usually use the stock from the bones for a rich beef barley 'shroom soup. The bones are large so I don't pick them out until after the soup is done and the marrow dissolved. For the life of me I'll never figure out how some call themselves a cook, don't own a meat grinder, and prefer mystery meat burgers from McD. I make an effort to never drive by fast food joints, I don't want to smell that dreck. |
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On Sat, 6 Feb 2021 09:00:04 -0600, BryanGSimmons
> wrote: >For some reason I very seldom see these in grocery stores. I guess >they're just not very popular in St. Louis. I'm going to sous vide this >in its plastic, then chill it and do it over wood. It has a 3/29 sell >by date, and this horrible cold will have to take a break long before that. > >https://www.flickr.com/photos/361781...posted-public/ What does any of this have to do with John?? |
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On Sat, 06 Feb 2021 16:03:39 -0700, US Janet wrote:
> On Sat, 6 Feb 2021 14:53:44 -0600, Sqwertz > > wrote: > >>On Sat, 6 Feb 2021 09:00:04 -0600, BryanGSimmons wrote: >> >>> For some reason I very seldom see these in grocery stores. I guess >>> they're just not very popular in St. Louis. I'm going to sous vide this >>> in its plastic, then chill it and do it over wood. It has a 3/29 sell >>> by date, and this horrible cold will have to take a break long before that. >>> >>> https://www.flickr.com/photos/361781...posted-public/ >> >>Soup bones for $4/lb <rolling eyes>. For about $1/lb morew you can >>have short ribs which are 3 parts meat to 1 part bone (by weight). >>Great for SV and/or smoking. >> >>http://www.flickr.com/photos/sqwertz...5944/lightbox/ >> >>-sw > I've never seen anything like that in my supermarkets, whether you are > showing me pictures of short ribs or beef ribs. Soup bones around > here come in a plastice bag in the freezer section. The bones are > totally without meat or fat, just bone and are expensive for what they Those are half-cut beef back ribs. Worthless, which is why I called them soup bones. BTW: It looks like I've you killfiled since you changed your email address or something in your From: It matched one of the killfilters I had for one of the resident trolls here. Seeing Gary quote you made investigate why it was being filtered. So if you were waiting for a reply from on something.... I didn't see it. -sw |
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On Sun, 7 Feb 2021 21:08:53 -0600, Sqwertz >
wrote: >On Sat, 06 Feb 2021 16:03:39 -0700, US Janet wrote: > >> On Sat, 6 Feb 2021 14:53:44 -0600, Sqwertz > >> wrote: >> >>>On Sat, 6 Feb 2021 09:00:04 -0600, BryanGSimmons wrote: >>> >>>> For some reason I very seldom see these in grocery stores. I guess >>>> they're just not very popular in St. Louis. I'm going to sous vide this >>>> in its plastic, then chill it and do it over wood. It has a 3/29 sell >>>> by date, and this horrible cold will have to take a break long before that. >>>> >>>> https://www.flickr.com/photos/361781...posted-public/ >>> >>>Soup bones for $4/lb <rolling eyes>. For about $1/lb morew you can >>>have short ribs which are 3 parts meat to 1 part bone (by weight). >>>Great for SV and/or smoking. >>> >>>http://www.flickr.com/photos/sqwertz...5944/lightbox/ >>> >>>-sw >> I've never seen anything like that in my supermarkets, whether you are >> showing me pictures of short ribs or beef ribs. Soup bones around >> here come in a plastice bag in the freezer section. The bones are >> totally without meat or fat, just bone and are expensive for what they > >Those are half-cut beef back ribs. Worthless, which is why I called >them soup bones. > >BTW: It looks like I've you killfiled since you changed your email >address or something in your From: > >It matched one of the killfilters I had for one of the resident >trolls here. Seeing Gary quote you made investigate why it was >being filtered. So if you were waiting for a reply from on >something.... I didn't see it. > >-sw Part of my old and new computer woes. I was forced into dealing with new software for Windows, Quicken, Norton, Agent, etc. My old software (from the cloned hard drive) was just updated, and updataed. The all the new stuff has demands for password, registration keys, etc. They either didn't approve of or didn't like my old security. Google meddled in there as well. I litterally spent weeks getting each program to recognize me. The people at Help and I became good friends because of conflicts with old and new software. I still haven't installed Agent on my new computer -- Agent was a real *******. Before I knew better, the new Windows had synced passwords with my cell phone s**t! I didn't resort to drink. I just went back to bed. ![]() Janet US |
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On 2021-02-08 12:06 p.m., US Janet wrote:
> On Sun, 7 Feb 2021 21:08:53 -0600, Sqwertz > >> It matched one of the killfilters I had for one of the resident >> trolls here. Seeing Gary quote you made investigate why it was >> being filtered. So if you were waiting for a reply from on >> something.... I didn't see it. >> >> -sw > > Part of my old and new computer woes. I was forced into dealing with > new software for Windows, Quicken, Norton, Agent, etc. My old > software (from the cloned hard drive) was just updated, and updataed. > The all the new stuff has demands for password, registration keys, > etc. They either didn't approve of or didn't like my old security. > Google meddled in there as well. I litterally spent weeks getting > each program to recognize me. The people at Help and I became good > friends because of conflicts with old and new software. I still > haven't installed Agent on my new computer -- Agent was a real > *******. Before I knew better, the new Windows had synced passwords > with my cell phone s**t! > I didn't resort to drink. I just went back to bed. ![]() I fell your pain. I have been going through it for two months. I bought a new laptop early in December. Then I ordered a new desktop and monitor in Jan. It arrived two weeks ago and I have been tackling one issue after another. I have not yet reentered a lot of my old contacts. Office has been especially troublesome. It is okay on my laptop and on my profile on the desktop, but it is acting up in my wife's profile. She is not very tech savvy and it took her long enough to figure out how to save her files to appropriate folders. Works seems to be defaulting to Onedrive. When I tried to change the settings I had to enter a key. I don't have a key. It is supposed to be linked to my MS account. I used Windows Live Mail with the old computers. It is now no longer supported and not even available for download. They now have Outlook mail. I much prefer the Live Mail, so I have been using Thunderbird for mail as well as news groups because it is more like my old news reader. |
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On Mon, 8 Feb 2021 13:13:50 -0500, Dave Smith
> wrote: >On 2021-02-08 12:06 p.m., US Janet wrote: >> On Sun, 7 Feb 2021 21:08:53 -0600, Sqwertz > > >>> It matched one of the killfilters I had for one of the resident >>> trolls here. Seeing Gary quote you made investigate why it was >>> being filtered. So if you were waiting for a reply from on >>> something.... I didn't see it. >>> >>> -sw >> >> Part of my old and new computer woes. I was forced into dealing with >> new software for Windows, Quicken, Norton, Agent, etc. My old >> software (from the cloned hard drive) was just updated, and updataed. >> The all the new stuff has demands for password, registration keys, >> etc. They either didn't approve of or didn't like my old security. >> Google meddled in there as well. I litterally spent weeks getting >> each program to recognize me. The people at Help and I became good >> friends because of conflicts with old and new software. I still >> haven't installed Agent on my new computer -- Agent was a real >> *******. Before I knew better, the new Windows had synced passwords >> with my cell phone s**t! >> I didn't resort to drink. I just went back to bed. ![]() > > >I fell your pain. I have been going through it for two months. I bought > a new laptop early in December. Then I ordered a new desktop and >monitor in Jan. It arrived two weeks ago and I have been tackling one >issue after another. I have not yet reentered a lot of my old contacts. > Office has been especially troublesome. It is okay on my laptop and >on my profile on the desktop, but it is acting up in my wife's profile. > She is not very tech savvy and it took her long enough to figure out >how to save her files to appropriate folders. Works seems to be >defaulting to Onedrive. When I tried to change the settings I had to >enter a key. I don't have a key. It is supposed to be linked to my MS >account. > >I used Windows Live Mail with the old computers. It is now no longer >supported and not even available for download. They now have Outlook >mail. I much prefer the Live Mail, so I have been using Thunderbird for >mail as well as news groups because it is more like my old news reader. I haven't been able to activate Outlook email in Windows yet although I am using Outlook on my old computer thanks to cloned drive. Office wants to do everything for you even if you don't want it done. Everything has been simplified beyond simple. I'm afraid to open my tablet for fear of what has happened there. I'm operating on my old computer -- should have just saved the money I spent on a new laptop. NOTE: write to Help and tell them to give you a key. It's their problem, not yours. Janet US |
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On 2021-02-08 1:36 p.m., US Janet wrote:
> On Mon, 8 Feb 2021 13:13:50 -0500, Dave Smith >> I used Windows Live Mail with the old computers. It is now no longer >> supported and not even available for download. They now have Outlook >> mail. I much prefer the Live Mail, so I have been using Thunderbird for >> mail as well as news groups because it is more like my old news reader. > > I haven't been able to activate Outlook email in Windows yet although > I am using Outlook on my old computer thanks to cloned drive. Office > wants to do everything for you even if you don't want it done. > Everything has been simplified beyond simple. I'm afraid to open my > tablet for fear of what has happened there. I'm operating on my old > computer -- should have just saved the money I spent on a new laptop. > NOTE: write to Help and tell them to give you a key. It's their > problem, not yours. > Oh yeah... that was another of my problems. When I got the laptop it set up a lot of things, including my Outlook email account. I was impressed. When I got the desk top and got it going it seemed to be going through the same process. However, there was no email downloaded. I sent myself an email to test it. It went to the lap top and my cell, but not to the desktop. I then set went to my wife's profile to set up her email. It seemed to work. A bunch of emails were downloaded, but then I realized there had only been a a dozen emails in the in box and they were from 2016-17.I figured that I had to edit the POP and SMTP server settings but could not find them in Outlook. After a lot of looking around the net for advice I found out that I had to go back to the computer's Windows settings, accounts..... I made the changes there, then went back to Outlet, deleted my email account and then set up a new one. Windows took over and ... voila... Outlook mail was working. |
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On Mon, 8 Feb 2021 14:03:43 -0500, Dave Smith
> wrote: >On 2021-02-08 1:36 p.m., US Janet wrote: >> On Mon, 8 Feb 2021 13:13:50 -0500, Dave Smith > >>> I used Windows Live Mail with the old computers. It is now no longer >>> supported and not even available for download. They now have Outlook >>> mail. I much prefer the Live Mail, so I have been using Thunderbird for >>> mail as well as news groups because it is more like my old news reader. >> >> I haven't been able to activate Outlook email in Windows yet although >> I am using Outlook on my old computer thanks to cloned drive. Office >> wants to do everything for you even if you don't want it done. >> Everything has been simplified beyond simple. I'm afraid to open my >> tablet for fear of what has happened there. I'm operating on my old >> computer -- should have just saved the money I spent on a new laptop. >> NOTE: write to Help and tell them to give you a key. It's their >> problem, not yours. >> > >Oh yeah... that was another of my problems. When I got the laptop it set >up a lot of things, including my Outlook email account. I was >impressed. When I got the desk top and got it going it seemed to be >going through the same process. However, there was no email downloaded. >I sent myself an email to test it. It went to the lap top and my cell, >but not to the desktop. I then set went to my wife's profile to set up >her email. It seemed to work. A bunch of emails were downloaded, but >then I realized there had only been a a dozen emails in the in box and >they were from 2016-17.I figured that I had to edit the POP and SMTP >server settings but could not find them in Outlook. > > After a lot of looking around the net for advice I found out that I >had to go back to the computer's Windows settings, accounts..... I >made the changes there, then went back to Outlet, deleted my email >account and then set up a new one. Windows took over and ... voila... >Outlook mail was working. Wow, tell us more, Uncle Dave! -- The real Bruce posts with NewsgroupDirect (see headers). |
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On Mon, 8 Feb 2021 14:03:43 -0500, Dave Smith
> wrote: >On 2021-02-08 1:36 p.m., US Janet wrote: >> On Mon, 8 Feb 2021 13:13:50 -0500, Dave Smith > >>> I used Windows Live Mail with the old computers. It is now no longer >>> supported and not even available for download. They now have Outlook >>> mail. I much prefer the Live Mail, so I have been using Thunderbird for >>> mail as well as news groups because it is more like my old news reader. >> >> I haven't been able to activate Outlook email in Windows yet although >> I am using Outlook on my old computer thanks to cloned drive. Office >> wants to do everything for you even if you don't want it done. >> Everything has been simplified beyond simple. I'm afraid to open my >> tablet for fear of what has happened there. I'm operating on my old >> computer -- should have just saved the money I spent on a new laptop. >> NOTE: write to Help and tell them to give you a key. It's their >> problem, not yours. >> > >Oh yeah... that was another of my problems. When I got the laptop it set >up a lot of things, including my Outlook email account. I was >impressed. When I got the desk top and got it going it seemed to be >going through the same process. However, there was no email downloaded. >I sent myself an email to test it. It went to the lap top and my cell, >but not to the desktop. I then set went to my wife's profile to set up >her email. It seemed to work. A bunch of emails were downloaded, but >then I realized there had only been a a dozen emails in the in box and >they were from 2016-17.I figured that I had to edit the POP and SMTP >server settings but could not find them in Outlook. > > After a lot of looking around the net for advice I found out that I >had to go back to the computer's Windows settings, accounts..... I >made the changes there, then went back to Outlet, deleted my email >account and then set up a new one. Windows took over and ... voila... >Outlook mail was working. > > Oh, yeah. nodding head. but I didn't want my email sent to my cell phone. Janet US |
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On Mon, 8 Feb 2021 16:37:18 -0500, Orlando Enrique Fiol
> wrote: >In article >, writes: >>I hardly ever see them here either. >We get them quite often here, frequently packaged as "country-style beef ribs". >We braze them low and slow with aromatics, beef broth, herbs and at least a cup >of Waltmart's apple seltzer. That stuff is the only seltzer in that aisle that >consistently sells out. I recently compared it to the rather swanky Martinelli >and found it much crisper and with more pronounced apple flavor. apple cider doesn't work? Janet US |
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