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Old 06-10-2011, 12:00 PM   #91
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Old 06-10-2011, 12:37 PM   #92
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Kinda like the Brits who say Haggus is a delicacy, when in fact it is just the parts of meat that nobody else would eat
Hate to be anal here, but Haggus is more of a Scottish dish. I'm just sayin'.
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So I have yet to have anyone tell me of a BBQ cut that is more overrated, anything out there?
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Hate to be anal here, but Haggus is more of a Scottish dish. I'm just sayin'.
^^^Yup. You most definitely do not want to confuse Scots with Brits. It will not go down well at all.
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How can you say that, you've probably never had it And if you actually are serious, please explain how you come to that conclusion.
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How can you say that, you've probably never had it And if you actually are serious, please explain how you come to that conclusion.
Just helping to keep the pot stirred.

I like meat..........all of it.
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Old 06-10-2011, 01:58 PM   #99
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^^^Yup. You most definitely do not want to confuse Scots with Brits. It will not go down well at all.
Aye, tis a wee bit of an offense.

Oh, and it's haggIs.
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Old 06-10-2011, 02:45 PM   #101
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So I have yet to have anyone tell me of a BBQ cut that is more overrated, anything out there?
Well Tim, here goes it. I'm not a brisket aficionado to start with, I've had a few here and there, mostly dry and not so good. A friend from Tx cooked the best I've had to date. He has since moved back to Austin. I'll eventually give it a try myself sometime though. With that being said, I think the most highly overrated cut of beef is...........The Tenderloin! Whew, I actually said it. Since the tenderloin is a muscle of posture, it does nothing for a living so no wonder it is the most tender of all muscles. I think that's all it's got going for it. To me, it does not have near the "beefy" flavor of other cuts. I'd take a ribeye over a tender any day(unless of course, you're buying). I feel purged.
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Well Tim, here goes it. I'm not a brisket aficionado to start with, I've had a few here and there, mostly dry and not so good. A friend from Tx cooked the best I've had to date. He has since moved back to Austin. I'll eventually give it a try myself sometime though. With that being said, I think the most highly overrated cut of beef is...........The Tenderloin! Whew, I actually said it. Since the tenderloin is a muscle of posture, it does nothing for a living so no wonder it is the most tender of all muscles. I think that's all it's got going for it. To me, it does not have near the "beefy" flavor of other cuts. I'd take a ribeye over a tender any day(unless of course, you're buying). I feel purged.

Definitely a good argument, but I would take a mid rare seared Tenderloin over sliced brisket any day of the week.
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Old 06-10-2011, 03:04 PM   #103
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^^^Yup. You most definitely do not want to confuse Scots with Brits. It will not go down well at all.
It's Haggis, it isn't ever something that goes down well
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I'm not a brisket fan either. The only time I cook it is at comps and that is because I have to. My scores usually reflect that lack of effort as well! A friend of mine loves it though so whatever I have left after vending at comps I give to him and he's like a kid at christmas.

But I gotta say it is funny seeing peoples panties get in a bunch as if by stating that brisket sucks is some sort of cardinal sin. Insults about being "Californian" are tossed around like we don't know anything about BBQ is pretty rude actually. Not sure why I'm sticking up for California since i hate this place with a passion but it's no different than asking someone from the south if they're inbred. They get pissy if you start throwing Deliverance jokes around but it's okay to make fun of Californians and their avacados. Ah great now I need to go scold myself for sticking up for Californians. I never thought the day would come. What next, I sign up for Nancy Pelosi's newsletter? It's like a mold growing on me. I gotta get outta here.
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Wait...we're NOT inbred?
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