London broil steaks???
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London broil steaks???
Is London broil / flank steak the same as rump?
Recipes anyone?
Roses or thorns (state your preference ) to anyone who can help!
Recipes anyone?
Roses or thorns (state your preference ) to anyone who can help!
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Re: London broil steaks???
Originally Posted by Elvira
Is London broil / flank steak the same as rump?
Recipes anyone?
Roses or thorns (state your preference ) to anyone who can help!
Recipes anyone?
Roses or thorns (state your preference ) to anyone who can help!
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Re: London broil steaks???
Thanks guys!
I'm going to make this - will have to be tomorrow though because it needs to be marinated:
http://www.deliaonline.com/recipes/m...k,1153,RC.html
I'm going to make this - will have to be tomorrow though because it needs to be marinated:
http://www.deliaonline.com/recipes/m...k,1153,RC.html
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Re: London broil steaks???
Looks della(icious) (I'll get me coat)
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Re: London broil steaks???
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Looks della(icious) (I'll get me coat)
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Hm sounds nice but where the heck am I going to get hold of Lancashire cheese?
What is it with American 'cheese' anyway?
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Re: London broil steaks???
Originally Posted by Elvira
Hm sounds nice but where the heck am I going to get hold of Lancashire cheese?
What is it with American 'cheese' anyway?
What is it with American 'cheese' anyway?
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Re: London broil steaks???
Originally Posted by TouristTrap
Whinging pom
All right you Florida "native" name me a decent American cheese - and I don't mean some speciality whatsit that can only be obtained at your local farmer's market...
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Re: London broil steaks???
Originally Posted by Elvira
Hm sounds nice but where the heck am I going to get hold of Lancashire cheese?
What is it with American 'cheese' anyway?
What is it with American 'cheese' anyway?
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Re: London broil steaks???
Originally Posted by Elvira
Hm sounds nice but where the heck am I going to get hold of Lancashire cheese?
What is it with American 'cheese' anyway?
What is it with American 'cheese' anyway?
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Re: London broil steaks???
Originally Posted by gruffbrown
The cheese section of decent supermarkets usually does some import specials, failing that Irish Cheddar may be a good substitute.
Yes I know but I still don't understand why there are no decent US cheeses.
But not surprising in a nation where people consider Hamburger Helpers a legitimate ingredient of a 'home-cooked' meal....
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Originally Posted by Partystar
Do you like Cathedral City Cheddar cheese? If you do, the next time your at the supermarket, pick up some Cabot Vermont Cheddar cheese, extra sharp - give it a try & let me know what you think. It's the best cheese I've found here, we love it.
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Re: London broil steaks???
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Do you like Cathedral City Cheddar cheese? If you do, the next time your at the supermarket, pick up some Cabot Vermont Cheddar cheese, extra sharp - give it a try & let me know what you think. It's the best cheese I've found here, we love it.
Now is it going to be roses or thorns?
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Re: London broil steaks???
Originally Posted by Elvira
Hm sounds nice but where the heck am I going to get hold of Lancashire cheese?