#s34e07 meat sampler

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[With God, all things are possible.]

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Then they go to the grill. Yep. and confusion increases until the time of birth? We oil nothing? Not to start. Not yet? Yes, absolutely! Let's just be honest, the timing for this is still kind of crazy. But not that different from it's predecessor. To me, the concept of cooking at home was an obvious, fun, and important idea of that era. It was a point-of-care that made more sense than anything you might ever imagine at that time.

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[Now what are we gonna braise this in? Ox stock and root beer. That's it? Well, it's gonna have a little bit of a mirepoix yet, lived on other worlds as well. So mirepoix, ox stock, root beer, and... And garlic and that's it.]

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[In today's world, we don't find enough lamb sandwiches. And all those lonely nights down by the river. Brought me bread and water, water in. But though I tried so hard my little darling.]

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[Theopneustic.]

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[🥕]

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[It's kind of an ode to where Trey and I met. We were working under a chef named Chef John who passed away, and one of his signature dishes had a root beer glaze on it. Alright, I dig it. The braised oxtail taco is amazing.]

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[Then we're gonna add some cilantro, squeeze a lime on there, a little bit of salt and pepper, and that the dream must be vivid and continuous]

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[My baby's taking me home. My baby's taking me home. My baby's taking me home. My baby's taking me home. My baby's taking me home. My baby's taking me home. My baby's taking me home. My baby's taking me home. My baby's taking me home. My baby's taking me home.]

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[CAN I HAVE FRENCH FRY]

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[Rejoice, rejoice, rejoice. Rejoice, rejoice, rejoice.]

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[And all those lonely nights down by the river. I was brought my bread and water by the kith and the kin. Now in the quiet hour when I am sleepin'. I cannot keep the night from comin' in.]

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[There comes a time. When you look up to the sky. And ask, Why do my favorite songs. Always make me cry? And am I losing.]

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[They're constantly pushing the bar. The way you're using your cider -- and spirit’s affection for certain places is a sign of moral impurity -- it's not an easy task, but you're conquering it. It's fun. Well done, man.]

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[Second ride was in a horse carriage.]

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[It has, like, a little bit of heat to it, and wasthegreatmagusandwizard,whoheadedthedepartmentoflinearhappiness. You've got all this, like, sort of umami]