floyd got targeted once and got zero points....ouch
jeep brahs everywhere....
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09-10-2012, 09:48 AM #1801
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09-10-2012, 10:44 AM #1802
SD doesn't play until tonight, what are you on about with Floyd?
Matt Ryan got me 31, Forte got me 18, and Ray Rice has yet to play. I murdered this week.Near, far, wherever you are...
...I believe that the heart does go on.
Once more, you open the door.
And you're here in my heart.
And my heart will go on and on.
*HILARY/MICHELLE 2016*
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09-11-2012, 05:29 AM #1807
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Yall hear Lawler had a heart attack?
http://msn.foxsports.com/other/story...elecast-091012
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09-11-2012, 12:53 PM #1811
managed to hold off on the springfield and wouldn't ya ****ing know another place put one up for 810 + shipping. Do i really need 2 4" 1911s? I'm not sure I have the answer to that question honestly. On an unrelated note, for some reason this guys gear room/closet gives me a woodrow.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/28565523@N00/5839808912
I need a bigger house."I'm not like most girls." -most girls
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09-12-2012, 08:23 AM #1821
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There are better ways, but this one is the basic idea:
Alsatian Parisa
INGREDIENTS:
* 1 lb. exceptionally lean beef
* 1 onion, minced very fine
* 1 jalapeno pepper, seeded, de-veined and minced fine
* 6 ounces cheddar cheese, very finely grated (I have even tried pepper jack - pretty good too, but not authentic)
juice from a couple small limes (or one big one!)
** 2 t fresh ground sea salt - coarse (can use kosher salt if youhave no salt grinder)
** 1 T fresh ground black pepper - coarse
** 2 t garlic powder
Regular crackers or Ritz for serving the goodies
METHOD:
1. No matter where you get the meat or who grinds it, it should be ground through the fine plate of the grinder. You don't want this chunky. See important note at bottom of post. Work quickly so meat stays cold through the entire process.
2. Have all ingredients prepared in advance. Combine first four ingredients(*) and mix well to incorporate. Add lime juice, mix again to distribute. Refrigerate.
3. While meat mixture is resting, mix remaining three ingredients together(**). Feel free to experiment with additions and quantities, but it's worth making it this way once as a baseline. Sprinkle spice mix over meat, and mix once more to incorporate well througout the parisa.
Feel free to adjust the spices to suit your taste! Mix it very well, and chill. It tastes best if you make it at least a day before you plan on eating it, as it lets the flavors all mingle. Yo will want an airtight cover over it, or at least press plastic wrap down on the surface to prevent oxidation and picking up srange fridge odors. Goes down best when served on regular crackers or even a Ritz!
IMPORTANT - Meat Grinding Basics:
1. The most important thing to remember in making any fresh ground meat dish is that everything must be excruciatingly CLEAN. I can not stress this enough. This meat is served *raw*, so there is no compromise here. Also, it should be as lean as possible - you want no fat, connective tissue or anything else in there with the meat.
2. Keep the meat chilled as you work with it, whether hamburger, sausage or sirloin. Some people even pack an ice pack around the grinder head while grinding. You can also keep the meat bowl chillled in an ice bath or the like so that it's temperature stays low.
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09-12-2012, 08:30 AM #1822
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Here's the way a friend of mine makes it.
1lb of the best ground chuck on the shelf. (lean)
1 medium onion
1 brick of 8oz cheeze. (I use mild chedder)
1 fresh jalapeno
2 T of garlic powder
Lime juice
Salt/pepper
Chop up onion as fine as you can, set aside. Gut jalapeno and rid all seeds and veins, and chop it as fine as you can get. Put Jap in with onions. Slice wafer slabs from the cheese brick and then cut into very small cubes. Throw cheese with onion and japs.
Put the fresh meat in a large bowl and knead it to a pulp. Smash meat down and add some of the onion/jap/cheese. Sprinkle some garlic powder, salt, pepper and a few dashes of lime juice. Knead again, and repeat. Do this several time until all the ingredients are in, and it has the texture of meatloaf.
Wrap the heavenly meatball in plastic wrap and chill for 3 or so hours. The meat will turn dark from the lime juice cooking.
Put chilled parisa on a platter, and serve.
Best scooped on a saltine cracker, with a splash of tabasky, and washed down with Lone Star.
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