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PostPosted: Thu Feb 17, 2011 1:30 pm 
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your burrito :D


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I used to work over there. Figures that it would open after I left. I wonder if it I should make a trip...

In a downdown bereft of decent pizza, I think its worth the trip.

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Went to Coach's Corner in EGV for lunch...had The Hat Trick sammich, pretty good...if slightly overdone.


I don't have any corners in EGV.

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Leftover pot roast w/veggies

That's living right there. One of my favorite leftovers.

Got this again. Was over at my sister's place for dinner on Sat, she marinated the pot roast in 2 cans of Pepsi.

It was very good

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For a tough cut of meat to be tender you need to bread down or soften the muscle fibers. You can pound it, thinly slice it, braise it, use enzymes like in papaya or pineapple or use an acid, which denatures or unwinds the long proteins in the muscle. The acid level in most colas is about 2.5. I'd assume the sugar content and carbon dioxide would help too. It's used a lot for meat, hams and bbq cooking.


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For a tough cut of meat to be tender you need to bread down or soften the muscle fibers. You can pound it, thinly slice it, braise it, use enzymes like in papaya or pineapple or use an acid, which denatures or unwinds the long proteins in the muscle. The acid level in most colas is about 2.5. I'd assume the sugar content and carbon dioxide would help too. It's used a lot for meat, hams and bbq cooking.


Pot roast really doesn't require any additional tenderization. it cooks for what... at least six hours? Add a couple more and any collagen will be completely broken down.

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PostPosted: Tue Feb 22, 2011 11:59 am 
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I have never tried the pepsi method with a pot roast. I actually whipped up a pot roast last night which was awesome. It was so good that I was told it was off limits for lunch. So ham samwich and chips today, and leftover pot roast plus fixins for dinner.


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beni hanna wrote:
I have never tried the pepsi method with a pot roast. I actually whipped up a pot roast last night which was awesome. It was so good that I was told it was off limits for lunch. So ham samwich and chips today, and leftover pot roast plus fixins for dinner.


Recipe?

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I have never tried the pepsi method with a pot roast. I actually whipped up a pot roast last night which was awesome. It was so good that I was told it was off limits for lunch. So ham samwich and chips today, and leftover pot roast plus fixins for dinner.


Recipe?


I'm not sure what kind of recipes these CSFMB bros use for their pot roasts but I've got a killer pot roast sandwich I can whip up in just 180 minutes. http://www.foodnetwork.co.uk/recipes/pot-roast-sandwich-6774.html Mmmm-mmmm! Now that's money! And the best part about pot roast is it gives you 180 minutes to do something else! I mean, in that time I can watch three episodes of 60 Minutes- including commercials! Heck, that's even long enough for me to take Alex Guarnaschelli and Amanda Freitag back to the green room for a greasy good time. Holy Stromboli!

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Nothing really fancy, but tasty. 2 - 3 lb pot roast browned in 3 tblsp olive oil with light salt, heavier garlic and onion powder, pepper and flour. Placed in deep dish (don't have a big roasting pan which would be perfect) that has 8-12 oz of beer, 2 tblsp worcestershire sauce, 4 cloves minced garlic, bay leaves, 1/2 teaspoon pepper. Place in oven covered for 30 minutes covered. 350 degree oven (preferred temp is 325, but I started late, so expedited cooking time). After 30 minutes add 4 quartered potatoes on top and add light salt/pepper. Cook for 30 more minutes. Add 3 stalks celery 2 inches in length, 4-6 carrots 3 inches in length (cut in half if thick) and 1 quartered onion. Veggies should be placed in broth and potatoes rotated to remain on top. Cook for another 30 minutes.

Last night I removed the pot roast from the oven after 90 minutes and cooked the veggies and potatoes with lid off for additional 15 minutes to brown potatoes and give proper tenderness to veggies. This timing varies for me depending on amount of veggies used. I have used red wine in place of the beer before and it makes a very rich tasting pot roast and gravy which you may prefer.

Try a little cottage cheese and corn bread with the meal.


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Pot roast really doesn't require any additional tenderization. it cooks for what... at least six hours? Add a couple more and any collagen will be completely broken down.


Yeah usually braised but since most recipes use a vinegar, wine, or something acidic to braise I always assumed it helped. You have any info on it? never tried with straight broth or water don't know if the acid would be strictly for flavor or not. I'll poke around for it.


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People eat pot roast by choice?

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People eat pot roast by choice?

When it's made right, it's not bad.

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I didn't know Pot Roast was looked upon in a bad light...

Once again, it all depends on how it's prepared...when I was growing up, my granny made it bad.

As an adult, multiple people have served it to me, and it was pretty good.

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meatloaf > pot roast

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meatloaf > pot roast

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meatloaf > pot roast

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Ted's Montana Grill has bison meatloaf, flippin amazing.


Do you feel like a traitor to the Cubs when you dine on bison from the Turner herd as opposed to the Ricketts herd?

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Ted's Montana Grill has bison meatloaf, flippin amazing.


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My Coach Vinny wrote:
Pot roast really doesn't require any additional tenderization. it cooks for what... at least six hours? Add a couple more and any collagen will be completely broken down.


Yeah usually braised but since most recipes use a vinegar, wine, or something acidic to braise I always assumed it helped. You have any info on it? never tried with straight broth or water don't know if the acid would be strictly for flavor or not. I'll poke around for it.

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Steak Tacos from a place called Steak Burritos in Highland, IN.....very tasty. :D

It's right next door to a place called Beer Geeks, which I so desperately want to visist some night. 8) They have foosball and various specialty and imported beers from what I've heard....and bands. All three are win in my book.

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Steak tacos from the deli at the office...they were bad

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had $1 taco's and a steak/pork combo jr. burrito at el famous. yum.

weird thing...they were playing christmas music. freaky.


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