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What expensive high quality food do you sometimes get?
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RE: What expensive high quality food do you sometimes get?
The only thing I can say is don't under rate Chilis or Applebees, Outback, or Long Horn. If I go out to eat I try to go there. My dad has taken me to all those before and they are phenomenal. A fat juicy steak with fat all over it is what I like. And I won't make your mouth water when I say some mashed potatoes and macaroni and cheese is usually what I get. I also tend to like cheese stick mozzarella or cheese fries appetizers.
The only thing I can say is don't under rate Chilis or Applebees, Outback, or Long Horn. If I go out to eat I try to go there. My dad has taken me to all those before and they are phenomenal. A fat juicy steak with fat all over it is what I like. And I won't make your mouth water when I say some mashed potatoes and macaroni and cheese is usually what I get. I also tend to like cheese stick mozzarella or cheese fries appetizers.
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RE: What expensive high quality food do you sometimes get?
This ttype of steak would be a once-in-a-blue-moon deal, I don't have the money to get it whenever I want it.
After that I have my eyes on Kobe steak.
I'm probably going to get a A5 Rump Cap Steak (Wagyu) soon. The price is $63 AUD but I have seen steak as high as $260 AUD.I love Sushi and i get it when i get paid
This ttype of steak would be a once-in-a-blue-moon deal, I don't have the money to get it whenever I want it.
After that I have my eyes on Kobe steak.
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RE: What expensive high quality food do you sometimes get?
I generally do not treat myself too often, heck I consider a bag of grated cheese for £2.49 a treat! Everything I buy is generally on a budget as I am a student after all. Sometimes I like to treat myself to a meal at a restaurant but even then it is pretty affordable. I do not like these expensive restaurants as even though the quality may be better, the plate sizes are very small! I would eat it all in five minutes if that.
I generally do not treat myself too often, heck I consider a bag of grated cheese for £2.49 a treat! Everything I buy is generally on a budget as I am a student after all. Sometimes I like to treat myself to a meal at a restaurant but even then it is pretty affordable. I do not like these expensive restaurants as even though the quality may be better, the plate sizes are very small! I would eat it all in five minutes if that.
RE: What expensive high quality food do you sometimes get?
Sometimes at the grocery store where I shop the manager puts meats on special and I try to grab the filet mignon if it's a good price. I've gotten 3 in a package for $7 USD and that's a great deal because it's about a third of the normal price. All I do is put sea salt on it and cook it with a little olive oil in a cast iron skillet.
Sometimes at the grocery store where I shop the manager puts meats on special and I try to grab the filet mignon if it's a good price. I've gotten 3 in a package for $7 USD and that's a great deal because it's about a third of the normal price. All I do is put sea salt on it and cook it with a little olive oil in a cast iron skillet.
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RE: What expensive high quality food do you sometimes get?
I might go out and get a big juicy ham steak from time to time, they are not cheap.
I might go out and get a big juicy ham steak from time to time, they are not cheap.
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I personally love going to a thai restaurant for their Panang. Green Curry, and Red I can make at home and it's just as good as restaurant quality, however I can never seem to recreate panang at all. That and Sushi are my go to meals when I'm trying to get something higher priced I guess. idk if this counts either but full blocks of Parmesan is something else too. Nothing like a small block of fresh Parmesan for $20 lol. When it comes to the grocery store, lump crab meat is my go to as I make crab cakes and home made remoulade.
I personally love going to a thai restaurant for their Panang. Green Curry, and Red I can make at home and it's just as good as restaurant quality, however I can never seem to recreate panang at all. That and Sushi are my go to meals when I'm trying to get something higher priced I guess. idk if this counts either but full blocks of Parmesan is something else too. Nothing like a small block of fresh Parmesan for $20 lol. When it comes to the grocery store, lump crab meat is my go to as I make crab cakes and home made remoulade.
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RE: What expensive high quality food do you sometimes get?
Has anyone ever had like a Japanese Steak? Kind of like Hibachi but not cut up and an actual steak. That in my opinion would be really good. 1@Nagato[/uSER]
New York strip or Ribeye steaks is what I usually would eat if I go to a Restaurant but my question is if you were to get a Japanese steak, what would it be called?
Has anyone ever had like a Japanese Steak? Kind of like Hibachi but not cut up and an actual steak. That in my opinion would be really good. 1@Nagato[/uSER]
New York strip or Ribeye steaks is what I usually would eat if I go to a Restaurant but my question is if you were to get a Japanese steak, what would it be called?
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RE: What expensive high quality food do you sometimes get?
The biggest I remember offhand, is when I had a meal out and ended costing $250 for three people. It was all three meals each with Lambshrangs. THat's that time, can't remember other times. If alcohol counts, it'd be the Absinthe in my cupboard. 700mls for $75, $120 with shipping included.
PS, I had a $40 steak at a nice restaurant once. It wasn't the worst steak I've eaten, but home-cooked steak tasted better. It's the reason I never order steaks at restaurants.
The biggest I remember offhand, is when I had a meal out and ended costing $250
for three people. It was all three meals each with Lambshrangs. THat's that time, can't remember other times. If alcohol counts, it'd be the Absinthe in my cupboard. 700mls for $75, $120 with shipping included.PS, I had a $40 steak at a nice restaurant once. It wasn't the worst steak I've eaten, but home-cooked steak tasted better. It's the reason I never order steaks at restaurants.