Archive for August, 2009

From the Minnesota State Fair “On-a-Stick” food vendor category:
Texas Steak Out

NEW this year: Texas Steak Dinner on-a-stick (cubed steak, potatoes, onion, peppers and a dinner roll) and Texas Tater Dogs (a spiral cut potato wrapped around a course ground sausage).

Pictures from a Saturday field visit are promised to me, and should appear in this space early next week.

UPDATE:
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ACTUAL: the kindly diner who allowed this photo had the dinner roll removed for photographic purposes:

texas steak dinner on a stick

New: Cajun Steak On-A-Stick, from the Rajin’ Cajun booth

cajun steak on-a-stick

Thanks to Sue and the Gang out in the field in Minnesota. I’ll join you next year!

d-Vision’s Conceptual Tableware - Eat Me Daily

Super-Awesome Designer BBQ Tray!!

After meat is grilled, it’s put on this resting tray where any released juices slowly fill the veins.

disneymike: Jocko’s Steak House

We were amazed how large the steak was. Our waitress told me the Filet Mignon is even larger than the New York Steak. I can’t wait to go back on our next trip to try that one.

If you find yourself traveling near Santa Maria on the 101 and are craving a great steak, please give Jocko’s a try. Just make sure you bring your family or friends to help you finish your meal or a very healthy appetite.

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Haute Charcuterie Sneakers - Eat Me Daily

Awesome, I guess?

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brushing with thyme sweep, oil, garlic

brushing with thyme sweep, oil, garlic

If you love your weekly steak, here’s a great way to take it up a few notches. The combination of thyme, beef and mushrooms with the salsa verde is so so good and can’t be beaten.

Best chargrilled steak recipe | Beef recipes & main courses | Jamie Oliver recipe

I’ve tried this and it’s magnif!

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found by sloth unleashed - ?????? ???????? - United Steaks Of America…

Photo by Dominic Episcopo. You can see more work at episcopo.com

“beans to kick you in the gonads”

Barbecue baked beans recipe : use real butter seems to be a blog about food, advocating the use of real butter. This here is a case of a recipe for baked beans. It sounds tempting, to put some of these on the side-burner while roasing up a shitload of brisket or something. One beef though: where’s the bacon?!

She also presents a bunch of nice photographic work, as well as some actual recipes for steak, like Grilled Marinate Flank which I’ll have to try. Nice!