I saw Alton cook a rib roast last night with a flower pot. I've seen him use other items for cooking before too but for some reason seeing him use a flower pot like that really got me.
If I were a professional chef, he'd be the only person who would intimidate me.
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bah, I don't have 3 days to prepare. Might have to try it with the other half I have frozen right now, when I decide to cook it. Wound up getting an 8.5lb roast when I asked for 4-5lbs.
Yeah he did. I cringed. He made a couple of other small mistakes, mostly terminology. He pitched the yeast straight from the fridge into 87*F wort.
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I'm the only meat eater in the house so things like roasts just aren't practical for me to cook. I wish they were, I like a good juicy roast but not enough to eat on it for 2 weeks straight.
I really don't get the vegetarian thing........
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