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Beef Tenderloin from Hypermart - What a Mistake!

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  1. brian ausie

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    even the meat that they say is Australian beef is not fit for a dog, to my knowledge the best beef is exported from Australia, so I guess the origin is fake.
     
    brian ausie, Oct 11, 2012
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    Ahhh, that would be the "aged" beef then!

    Larry
     
    shadow, Oct 11, 2012
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    I will share my beef tenderizer process, works for me. I buy the H-mart fresh beef (2 fillets) on the way home from the gym, as soon as I arrive home I immediately take off my sweat socks and put a steak in each one. I let them sit for an hour then give to the dog to chew while the sock is still on, for another hour. I then fight the dog and take the steaks out of the socks and pound the hell out of them like they are abalone. Then sprinkle a healthy dose of MSG and barbecue until well well done. Then ready for my seven course dinner I give the steaks back to the dog and have a boiled potato and a six pack of beer. More fun in the Philippines.
     
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    funny!!! Can I eat at your house????? Bark Bark... Haa Haa!!!!!!!! Can I gain 5 or 10 pounds????
     
    expatron, Oct 11, 2012
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    That's how the Islamic community kills their meat, do they not.
     
    jimeve, Oct 12, 2012
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    poor dog, better you feed him a nice tender house breaker
     
    brian ausie, Oct 12, 2012
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    And strangely enough their meat tends to be rather tough as well. If you're in Dubai and get a good steak it is likely imported. Not too much grazing land in the area anyhow.
     
    Rye83, Oct 12, 2012
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    That must be why your dog is so studly and has vise-like jaws! :D
     
    Knowdafish, Oct 13, 2012
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    I know this thread talks about Beef Tenderloin and the posts are mostly jokes but on a serious note, what i really do with tough meat is to boil them in barbecue sauce and when they are tender, grill them. I bought baby back ribs at Robinsons this morning and this is what i did. I got lucky, only boiled it for 1 hour and it was already tender. Pork and beef are different but i do think this method works for both. Back Ribs was yummy and it was a perfect lunch while watching Donaire boxing fight today. Cheers!! PS, i used my Grandma's 40 year old plate :D
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    Anna, Oct 14, 2012
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  10. culumbinus

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    You babies love to eat and have fun.. yes.. including hardloins.
     
    culumbinus, Oct 23, 2012
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