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Variety of Beef Cuts:
The chuck section offers pieces such as chuck roast, chuck steak, and flat iron steak.
The rib area includes ribeye steaks, rib roast, and short ribs.
The loin is split into short loin (home to porterhouse and T-bone steaks) and sirloin (where sirloin steaks are).
The round offers round steak, rump roast, and tip steak.
The flank includes flank steak and skirt steak.
Brisket is a large part from the breast or lower chest of the cow.
Shank originates from the leg, often used for stew meat or ground beef.
Other Recognizable Cuts:
Tenderloin is a notably tender portion from the loin, often reserved for filet mignon.
Porterhouse is a substantial T-bone steak with a larger tenderloin part.
T-bone is a steak with a T-shaped bone between the tenderloin and strip steak.
Skirt steak is a long, thin cut from the plate section.
Sirloin is a versatile cut from the cow’s rear, known for marbling.
Rump is taken from the round primal, often for roasts.
Short ribs are rib bones with a generous amount of meat.
Flanken ribs are short ribs cut across the bone, commonly used in Korean dishes.
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Taylor-Eastern Coke-Northern Brown and Northern Coleman-
Southern Brown and Southern Coleman-Western Runnels-Northern
Concho-
Including the cities of Abilene, Coleman, Buffalo Gap, Miles,
Ballinger, Bronte, Paint Rock, Santa Anna, Goldsboro, Lawn,
Winters, Talpa, Novice, Atoka, Wingate, and Glen Cove
252 AM CDT Wed Aug 13 2025
..HEAT ADVISORY IN EFFECT UNTIL 10 PM CDT THURSDAY...
WHAT...Afternoon highs ranging from 96 to 105 degrees expected.
WHERE...Northern Brown and Northern Coleman, Southern Brown and
Southern Coleman, Eastern Coke, Western Runnels, Taylor, Northern
Concho, and nearby counties.
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4 Filet Mignons
4 Ribeyes
4 New York Strips
6 Top Sirloins
One sampler allowed per household. Offer concludes Tomorrow.
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If I happen to cook and see that there are leftovers, I start to ponder whether those who ate my dish are satisfied or not even if they haven't mentioned anything. Similarly, when I am the one eating a dish I do not enjoy, I refrain from telling
the cook that their dish is subpar. It could hurt their feelings and cause embarrassment. Out of respect for the time and effort spent preparing and cooking, I choose silence.
I've known someone who struggled with cooking anything properly. Regrettably, she passed away last spring, and while it saddens me to speak poorly of her, the truth is she struggled with cooking.
Her pasta was often overcooked, turning it mushy, making it easy for a baby to swallow without chewing. She once roasted a chicken at a regular temperature for over six hours. Her boiled cabbage was so soft and watery, leaving water at the bottom of
the plate! Her rice was gummy and soft, resembling grits or mashed potatoes.
Perhaps I'm lucky, but most of my friends who can't cook well are upfront about it and seek assistance. In my social circle, we know each other's strengths, and in the case of less skilled cooks, we lend a hand.
The post raises the question of how you would inform "someone" that their cooking isn't up to par. If that person isn't close to me, I imagine my actions would convey my thoughts. I simply don't eat if the food isn't good, silently expressing my sent
iment. In a restaurant setting, if prompted, I'd gently highlight the dish's shortcomings, or again, quietly leave it be.
Thanks.
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Variety of Beef Cuts:
The chuck section offers pieces such as chuck roast, chuck steak, and flat iron steak.
The rib area includes ribeye steaks, rib roast, and short ribs.
The loin is split into short loin (home to porterhouse and T-bone steaks) and sirloin (where sirloin steaks are).
The round offers round steak, rump roast, and tip steak.
The flank includes flank steak and skirt steak.
Brisket is a large part from the breast or lower chest of the cow.
Shank originates from the leg, often used for stew meat or ground beef.
Other Recognizable Cuts:
Tenderloin is a notably tender portion from the loin, often reserved for filet mignon.
Porterhouse is a substantial T-bone steak with a larger tenderloin part.
T-bone is a steak with a T-shaped bone between the tenderloin and strip steak.
Skirt steak is a long, thin cut from the plate section.
Sirloin is a versatile cut from the cow’s rear, known for marbling.
Rump is taken from the round primal, often for roasts.
Short ribs are rib bones with a generous amount of meat.
Flanken ribs are short ribs cut across the bone, commonly used in Korean dishes.
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TXZ112-115-118>120-123-124-201215-
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Taylor-Eastern Coke-Northern Brown and Northern Coleman-
Southern Brown and Southern Coleman-Western Runnels-Northern
Concho-
Including the cities of Abilene, Coleman, Buffalo Gap, Miles,
Ballinger, Bronte, Paint Rock, Santa Anna, Goldsboro, Lawn,
Winters, Talpa, Novice, Atoka, Wingate, and Glen Cove
252 AM CDT Wed Aug 13 2025
..HEAT ADVISORY IN EFFECT UNTIL 10 PM CDT THURSDAY...
WHAT...Afternoon highs ranging from 96 to 105 degrees expected.
WHERE...Northern Brown and Northern Coleman, Southern Brown and
Southern Coleman, Eastern Coke, Western Runnels, Taylor, Northern
Concho, and nearby counties.
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<li style="margin-bottom:6px;">4 Ribeyes</li>
<li style="margin-bottom:6px;">4 New York Strips</li>
<li style="margin-bottom:6px;">6 Top Sirloins</li>
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If I happen to cook and see that there are leftovers, I start to ponder whether those who ate my dish are satisfied or not even if they haven't mentioned anything. Similarly, when I am the one eating a dish I do not enjoy, I refrain from telling
the cook that their dish is subpar. It could hurt their feelings and cause embarrassment. Out of respect for the time and effort spent preparing and cooking, I choose silence.
I've known someone who struggled with cooking anything properly. Regrettably, she passed away last spring, and while it saddens me to speak poorly of her, the truth is she struggled with cooking.
Her pasta was often overcooked, turning it mushy, making it easy for a baby to swallow without chewing. She once roasted a chicken at a regular temperature for over six hours. Her boiled cabbage was so soft and watery, leaving water at the bottom of
the plate! Her rice was gummy and soft, resembling grits or mashed potatoes.
Perhaps I'm lucky, but most of my friends who can't cook well are upfront about it and seek assistance. In my social circle, we know each other's strengths, and in the case of less skilled cooks, we lend a hand.
The post raises the question of how you would inform "someone" that their cooking isn't up to par. If that person isn't close to me, I imagine my actions would convey my thoughts. I simply don't eat if the food isn't good, silently expressing my sent
iment. In a restaurant setting, if prompted, I'd gently highlight the dish's shortcomings, or again, quietly leave it be.
Thanks.
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