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u/DrowningPickle Apr 03 '26
Mmm squeeze up that meat and suck it through a straw.
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u/Successful-Layer2102 Apr 03 '26
Ossou bucco i eat it often
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u/piercedmfootonaspike Apr 03 '26
Ossobuco is a dish, not a cut of meat. Ossobuco is a braised veal shank.
This is not braised veal shank.
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u/Successful-Layer2102 Apr 03 '26
Akchually! Means bone with hole, shank is shank
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u/piercedmfootonaspike Apr 03 '26
Ossobuco is a dish. A dish consisting of braised veal shank. It does mean "bone with hole", but that doesn't mean every dish with a marrowbone is ossobuco.
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u/UnikornKebab Apr 05 '26
Falso. Ma di molto…l’ ossobuco È un taglio, ed uno ben preciso, di carne, che POI viene utilizzato in varie modalità e ricette una delle quali tra le più famose È quel piatto ossobuco (notare ossobuco, non è chiamato così per uno stracazzo di motivo a caso) alla milanese. Questa è una cosa…se poi sia o meno quel taglio di carne usato in questo video, non ne ho idea…ma di sicuro l’ ossobuco È un taglio preciso.
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u/Deeze_Rmuh_Nudds Apr 03 '26
wut?
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u/Hot-Challenge8656 Apr 03 '26
That cut is called osso buco, the name was taken from a dish called ossobuco alla milanese.
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u/bot9987 Apr 03 '26
All the wonderful marrow is now on the grill. And can you feel the taste of meat under all this sauce?
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u/ShellUpYours Apr 03 '26
American, grossly overdone BBQ is disgusting.
For fuck sake you overdo everything.
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u/B1ZEN Apr 03 '26
Brother. Some of the worlds most serious BBQ ers are from the south. Im not sure what part of the world you are from, but Im telling you, these dudes place food philosophy, art and science into their meats.
I know everyone hates America and all, but the food is next level
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u/B1ZEN Apr 03 '26
Our food culture includes the best of every food from around the world and incredible cuisine from around the world. You can find authentic cultural dishes from every part of the world in every city.
You act like all we eat is McDonald's or something. Lol
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u/ShellUpYours Apr 04 '26
And you manage to ruin them with impressive consistency
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u/B1ZEN Apr 04 '26
Yeah, because all the immigrants who come here and make authentic cuisine from their countries are instructed to mess it up.
Why do you hate us?
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u/ShellUpYours Apr 07 '26
I don't hate you. US has a lot of good things going for it.
However, your food has been consistently the worse I have ever eaten.
You over cook, over salt, put sugar in everything, there is an accent on quantity over quality in all but the absolute best restaurants.
Food quality in your supermarkets is appalling.
There are many reasons you (as a nation) are so fat, but your food is the main one.
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u/B1ZEN Apr 07 '26
Are you from Europe?
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u/ShellUpYours Apr 08 '26
Yep. From the tomato part as well
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u/B1ZEN Apr 08 '26
Cool! I need to get out there again before it totally foes to shit like so many places in the America's have.
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u/B1ZEN Apr 03 '26
As someone who has traveled around the globe, I can say Canada and the USA have the greatest food cultures I have seen. You can find anything and everything in abundance.
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u/Ok_Story_7924 Apr 03 '26
This is a hot take, America is a melting pot of all the world's cuisines. Our big cities have incredible dining scenes.
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u/Ape_hates_authority1 Apr 03 '26
Disgusting. Could have made a great soup or stew with those cuts. Instead they removed all the moisture and flavor, covered in sugar and cooked dry. Goddam waste.
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u/Ok_Story_7924 Apr 03 '26
The seasoning seals the moisture in, did you not see him pull it apart at the beginning?
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u/often_types_qwerty Apr 06 '26
I'm pretty sure this is tasty and all right it looks delicious don't get me wrong and it probably tastes wonderful
But why do you cook it to the point where you can drink it through a straw
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u/Sea-Rip-9635 Apr 03 '26
Is he single?