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pork chopshhhhh an apple schaushhhhhhhhhh :winkwink:
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So, is Ice dating TexasDreams now?
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Tassy I think the bigger problem is more that you seem concerned he did not come back for dinner, when you should be upset he did not come to see you. The food is just a bonus.
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Hell I wish someone would make me dinner. Call me, I will come over if you are willing to cook. :) |
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pork chops suck anyway
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I seriously would not date a woman who was in the same circle as the people I knew...Too many problems and too much bullshit can arise when the woman gets pissed off... |
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I'll give you a preview...the key, my friend, is BRINE. |
isn't Ice like... 60 ?
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Pork, expecially pork chops, tends to dry out when cooked. I suggest getting a good pork tenderloin next time and marinating it in a sweet barbecue sauce. Pop it on the grill and turn every 5 minutes & baste. I use Stonewalls' Maple Chipotle Suace.
Generally you'll want to cook until it's white on the inside, although if you trust your butcher, you can leave it a very very very slight shade of pink. Because the tenderloin is thick, the juices stay on the inside. And like any other cut of meat, let it stand for 5 - 10 minutes covered in a tinfoil tent so it stays warm. This will allow the juices to spread back throughout the entire loin. |
never thought this would hit
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