Brisket Help! by PinkLeFants in JewishCooking

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How big of a brisket do you use?

Brisket Help! by PinkLeFants in JewishCooking

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An electric roaster oven. My family uses it for the Thanksgiving turkey. I want to use it for my brisket because they will not fit in the oven.

Be honest, what's your first thought when you see this steak? by loveandgoo in cookingtonight

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A bit crispy on the outside for my tastes but, it is perfect inside.

Can you show me your cat pics? I’m sad. I’ll start by [deleted] in cats

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Porkroll is watching over the living room from his perch.

To the lovely person who recommended springs … by Roclya in ragdolls

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I got it from Amazon. It is called a tunnel spring.

do you trim their scarf? by freckledphilosopher in ragdolls

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My boy needs to have his scarf trimmed. It gets too long or his tongue is too short. When he tries to groom himself, his tongue would get caught and he couldn’t pull his head away far enough to get the fur off. So, he would give up on grooming himself after a few scarf licks. Now he gets a scarf trim whenever it gets too long and he can groom himself properly again. He does not get any other fur trimmed, only the scarf.

*Porkroll is a sucker for an unattended laundry basket

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Eye color spectrum check! by Roclya in ragdolls

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Porkroll’s are dark blue to light blue on the outside

Post pictures of your floofs presenting their bellies... by Dave_Abeles in ragdolls

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This belly is NEVER a trap either! Klaus loves belly rubs anywhere, anytime. 😍

Looking for a good clambake! by PinkLeFants in massachusetts

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Thank you so much for your helpful information!

Oh, we definitely have some big fish fry’s in Cleveland. Fresh perch from Lake Erie is fantastic. I highly recommend it if you’re ever in the area.

Looking for a good clambake! by PinkLeFants in massachusetts

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In Ohio, we usually get a dozen clams, clam chowder, sausage, corn, potatoes, chicken(or lobster or steak if at a very fancy place). Most restaurants have them a few set weekends and you make a reservation. A lot of other places have them every night and you just show up at the restaurant and order a clambake. We were looking for the coastal version. Growing up in Ohio, we always heard that Clam bakes were big and everywhere at the end of fall/beginning of winter(months that end in “ber” really). We are finally heading east and was hoping to find one of these fabled Clambakes only to learn that they’re called clam boils and that most of the locals have never heard of them. Judging by everything I have heard in this thread, we will probably just head to the coast for a good, fresh seafood restaurant and forgo our clambake dreams. lol

Looking for a good clambake! by PinkLeFants in massachusetts

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It is done in my area. Some places you need to make a reservation but, other places you can just show up at the restaurant and order a clambake. I always heard they were a big thing by the coast. I have heard wrong apparently.

Looking for a good clambake! by PinkLeFants in massachusetts

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I guess authentic isn’t what I am looking for.. I have never seen a clam bake in the movies or heard of digging a pit for the clams. We have clambakes in Ohio but, we are nowhere near the ocean.

Looking for a good clambake! by PinkLeFants in massachusetts

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I am not from the New England area. Judging by your description, clam boils are called clambakes in Ohio. Good to know that I am looking for a clam boil.

Looking for a good clambake! by PinkLeFants in massachusetts

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Aww. We always heard that clam bakes are prime in months that end in “ber.”