That is because you can get prime for what most of us pay for choice.
You have a very good point there. You would cry if I told you how much!
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You have a very good point there. You would cry if I told you how much!
Probably Harris Ranch.I have one right around the corner...He also buys his beef from a feed lot/processing plant in California (Harris) right off the 5 fwy can't remember exactly where...My dad use to do biz with them back in the day...I was very impressed when I saw it. Nice to know where your meat comes from..
It is harris Ranch...just can't remember where the heck it is...below Bakersfield (I think) East of Gilroy or ???
Coalinga I think.
That's it...
I remember going there as a kid with my dad...before they had the airport and maybe the restaraunt...I mainly remember ALL the head honchos drove Jeep Grand Wagoneers (whatever they're called with the wood sides) instead of the huge cars my dads company had him drive...Delta 98's are what they got.I was just taling about the meat the local butcher (carnaciera) sold, he told me he got it from Harris Ranch which brought back lot's of memories...I haven't bought a lot from them yet nor have I looked/asked for any prime though...will check it out the next time I'm in there. I do know that going to the butcher you can get a much bigger tri tip than you can at the supermarket.
all that stuff looks delicious Travace...for the artichokes is that an aoili(?) you served it with? A restaurant I go to has some really good oak grilled artichokes with an aioli sauce and it's amazing 
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genuine hill-billy recipes.
pizza- needs: 2 peices of bread, butter, shreaded cheese, your favorite pizza sauce, and your favorite toppings.
step 1) butter 1 side of each slice of bread (like you would for grilled cheese)
step 2) add sauce, cheese, and toppings to the un-buttered side of 1 peice of bread
step 3) place other slice of bread on top (like a sandwich)
step 4) fry, and enjoy
step 2) add sauce, cheese, and toppings to the un-buttered side of 1 peice of bread
step 3) place other slice of bread on top (like a sandwich)
step 4) fry, and enjoy
apple pie- needs: applesauce, butter, 2 pieces of bread.
step 1) same as for pizza
step 2) same as for pizza accept use only applesauce
step 3 & 4) same as for pizza
step 2) same as for pizza accept use only applesauce
step 3 & 4) same as for pizza
Some may think they are awesome, others think they are junk fish, but I fried up 6 lbs of Lake Erie Perch this past weekend, in garlic,oil, and butter dredged in a corn flour and hot pepper mix.....They rocked! That was cool as hell! Very tastey! Awesome! Was very cool with cold beers! It was like tater chips that had some kick and was tastey and crunchy! IT ROCKED! 
F me! That was good!
F me! That was good!Some may think they are awesome, others think they are junk fish, but I fried up 6 lbs of Lake Erie Perch this past weekend, in garlic,oil, and butter dredged in a corn flour and hot pepper mix.....They rocked! That was cool as hell! Very tastey! Awesome! Was very cool with cold beers! It was like tater chips that had some kick and was tastey and crunchy! IT ROCKED!
So......were they any good ??
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