Cabbage Steak
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I'll try this no matter what it is called. I'll brush with a little olive oil and sprinkle with Montreal Seasoning. It sounds similar to oven baked brussel sprouts. Thanks.
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chubby_checkers wrote: »FutureMrsHills wrote: »
Honestly, I'm just sharing a recipe for something that I made, that I thought my friends would be interested in, also for all the dbags like omg this isn't a steak wah wah wah, BEEF STEAK is a thing, but STEAK is just the CUT that's why there is roast, ribs, t-bone, sirloin, prime rib, ground etc. etc. It's pretty sad that you have nothing better to do, beside troll forums and insult people's posts..... And this is exactly why I don't use forums.
But....what does this even mean? Are you suggesting that if I cut cauliflower correctly I can enjoy a delicious cauliflower steak?
There is a restaurant in my city that has a "T-bone cauliflower steak" on the menu. The best part is, it's only $14.95that you don't live in my city, and even if i did, i would never eat at that terrible restaurant. and if you did, you would have reported them to the state's attorney for false advertising
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FutureMrsHills wrote: »chubby_checkers wrote: »FutureMrsHills wrote: »
Honestly, I'm just sharing a recipe for something that I made, that I thought my friends would be interested in, also for all the dbags like omg this isn't a steak wah wah wah, BEEF STEAK is a thing, but STEAK is just the CUT that's why there is roast, ribs, t-bone, sirloin, prime rib, ground etc. etc. It's pretty sad that you have nothing better to do, beside troll forums and insult people's posts..... And this is exactly why I don't use forums.
But....what does this even mean? Are you suggesting that if I cut cauliflower correctly I can enjoy a delicious cauliflower steak?
There is a restaurant in my city that has a "T-bone cauliflower steak" on the menu. The best part is, it's only $14.95.
EXACTLY THANK YOU!
i'm confused. why are you thanking that person?0 -
Seriously though, my kids LOVE this. We serve it as a veggie with our meals...not sure they'd survive if I only fed them cabbage for supper!0
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I love cabbage...but I thought this was going to be about cabbage and steak like from a cow. I love steak too! I and many others were tricked. this is roasted cabbage...0
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FutureMrsHills wrote: »
Honestly, I'm just sharing a recipe for something that I made, that I thought my friends would be interested in, also for all the dbags like omg this isn't a steak wah wah wah, BEEF STEAK is a thing, but STEAK is just the CUT that's why there is roast, ribs, t-bone, sirloin, prime rib, ground etc. etc. It's pretty sad that you have nothing better to do, beside troll forums and insult people's posts..... And this is exactly why I don't use forums.
In for the recipe for cabbage ribs.0 -
cwolfman13 wrote: »Oh no..is cabbage the new cauliflower this year?
They look like a good appetizer or side dish (I love cabbage)...but why must they insist on calling it "steak"...it's not a "steak"...it's a patty of cabbage...which would probably be good along side an actual steak.
I thought the same thing. I was expecting a recipe that incorporated steak and cabbage, not roasted cabbage, which is my favorite way to eat cabbage, though I put a little ceyenne on mine.
And yes, it is wonderful with steak or chops.0 -
FutureMrsHills wrote: »
Honestly, I'm just sharing a recipe for something that I made, that I thought my friends would be interested in, also for all the dbags like omg this isn't a steak wah wah wah, BEEF STEAK is a thing, but STEAK is just the CUT that's why there is roast, ribs, t-bone, sirloin, prime rib, ground etc. etc. It's pretty sad that you have nothing better to do, beside troll forums and insult people's posts..... And this is exactly why I don't use forums.
But....what does this even mean? Are you suggesting that if I cut cauliflower correctly I can enjoy a delicious cauliflower steak?
Technically, no. Because, technically steak refers to a cut of meat.0 -
FutureMrsHills wrote: »
Honestly, I'm just sharing a recipe for something that I made, that I thought my friends would be interested in, also for all the dbags like omg this isn't a steak wah wah wah, BEEF STEAK is a thing, but STEAK is just the CUT that's why there is roast, ribs, t-bone, sirloin, prime rib, ground etc. etc. It's pretty sad that you have nothing better to do, beside troll forums and insult people's posts..... And this is exactly why I don't use forums.
But....what does this even mean? Are you suggesting that if I cut cauliflower correctly I can enjoy a delicious cauliflower steak?
Next up, we'll be serving French Toast and calling it basted BREAD STEAK.0 -
EvgeniZyntx wrote: »FutureMrsHills wrote: »
Honestly, I'm just sharing a recipe for something that I made, that I thought my friends would be interested in, also for all the dbags like omg this isn't a steak wah wah wah, BEEF STEAK is a thing, but STEAK is just the CUT that's why there is roast, ribs, t-bone, sirloin, prime rib, ground etc. etc. It's pretty sad that you have nothing better to do, beside troll forums and insult people's posts..... And this is exactly why I don't use forums.
But....what does this even mean? Are you suggesting that if I cut cauliflower correctly I can enjoy a delicious cauliflower steak?
Next up, we'll be serving French Toast and calling it basted BREAD STEAK.
https://youtube.com/watch?v=lN4V_tgXuNY0 -
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If its any consolation, when I read the title, I got what it meant. A hunk of cabbage. Shall try it out as I have never roasted cabbage before. Thanks
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chubby_checkers wrote: »EvgeniZyntx wrote: »FutureMrsHills wrote: »
Honestly, I'm just sharing a recipe for something that I made, that I thought my friends would be interested in, also for all the dbags like omg this isn't a steak wah wah wah, BEEF STEAK is a thing, but STEAK is just the CUT that's why there is roast, ribs, t-bone, sirloin, prime rib, ground etc. etc. It's pretty sad that you have nothing better to do, beside troll forums and insult people's posts..... And this is exactly why I don't use forums.
But....what does this even mean? Are you suggesting that if I cut cauliflower correctly I can enjoy a delicious cauliflower steak?
Next up, we'll be serving French Toast and calling it basted BREAD STEAK.
https://youtube.com/watch?v=lN4V_tgXuNY
perfect.
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chubby_checkers wrote: »FutureMrsHills wrote: »
Honestly, I'm just sharing a recipe for something that I made, that I thought my friends would be interested in, also for all the dbags like omg this isn't a steak wah wah wah, BEEF STEAK is a thing, but STEAK is just the CUT that's why there is roast, ribs, t-bone, sirloin, prime rib, ground etc. etc. It's pretty sad that you have nothing better to do, beside troll forums and insult people's posts..... And this is exactly why I don't use forums.
But....what does this even mean? Are you suggesting that if I cut cauliflower correctly I can enjoy a delicious cauliflower steak?
There is a restaurant in my city that has a "T-bone cauliflower steak" on the menu. The best part is, it's only $14.95.
T-bone? Do they actually put a bone in it? If not, why not sirloin or ribeye cauliflower steak?0 -
Someone just posted this on my Facebook. I think it looks quite tasty, and couldn't care less what it's called. :drinker: I'm going to try it. I love cabbage.0
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This looks really good, thanks for posting! I'm Irish and German so I love cabbage and new ways to fix it.0
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Yuck. :sick:0
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lN4V_tgXuNY
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