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Re: Ham steak

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  1. biig said:

    What is the best way to cook a ham steak. I bought one today that
    isn't very thick. Thanks...Sharon

    Ain't the only way but it's the *best* way... in a large fry pan...
    fried in butter, with six eggs surrounding. Serves two, or me. And I
    don't want to hear about any fercocktah grits or stinkin' red eye
    gravy. Hash browns, okay.

    Sheldon

  2. Sheldon said:
    biig said:

    What is the best way to cook a ham steak. I bought one today that
    isn't very thick. Thanks...Sharon

    Ain't the only way but it's the *best* way... in a large fry pan...
    fried in butter, with six eggs surrounding. Serves two, or me. And
    I don't want to hear about any fercocktah grits or stinkin' red eye
    gravy. Hash browns, okay.

    Sheldon

    Yep, in a big frying pan. No grits! Ick! I'm with ya on the hash browns.

    kili

  3. On Sun 22 May 2005 07:07:14a, BOB wrote in rec.food.cooking:

    Quoted message said:
    Sheldon said:
    biig said:

    What is the best way to cook a ham steak. I bought one today that
    isn't very thick. Thanks...Sharon

    Ain't the only way but it's the *best* way... in a large fry pan...
    fried in butter, with six eggs surrounding. Serves two, or me.
    And I
    don't want to hear about any fercocktah grits or stinkin' red eye
    gravy. Hash browns, okay.

    Sheldon

    Grits would be "OK", but you've got it. Hash browns are much better.
    *NOT* home-fries, either. Real Hash browns.

    BOB

    What do you define as "Real" Hash Browns?

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    Wayne Boatwright *¿*
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    On Sun 22 May 2005 07:07:14a, BOB wrote in rec.food.cooking:

    Quoted message said:
    Sheldon said:

    biig wrote:
    > What is the best way to cook a ham steak. I bought one today that
    > isn't very thick. Thanks...Sharon

    Ain't the only way but it's the *best* way... in a large fry pan...
    fried in butter, with six eggs surrounding. Serves two, or me.
    And I
    don't want to hear about any fercocktah grits or stinkin' red eye
    gravy. Hash browns, okay.

    Sheldon

    Grits would be "OK", but you've got it. Hash browns are much better.
    *NOT* home-fries, either. Real Hash browns.

    BOB

    What do you define as "Real" Hash Browns?

    As opposed to one that are illusory.

    Shaun aRe

  5. BOB said:
    Sheldon said:
    biig said:

    What is the best way to cook a ham steak. I bought one today that
    isn't very thick. Thanks...Sharon

    Ain't the only way but it's the *best* way... in a large fry pan...
    fried in butter, with six eggs surrounding. Serves two, or me.
    And I
    don't want to hear about any fercocktah grits or stinkin' red eye
    gravy. Hash browns, okay.

    Sheldon

    Grits would be "OK", but you've got it. Hash browns are much better.

    Quoted message said:

    *NOT* home-fries, either. Real Hash browns.

    BOB

    ....hash browns with cheese.

    N.

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