Oregon burrito shop run by white women shuts down amid accusations of cultural appropriation

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[bgill]

See, there ya go!

Chicken fried steak is a no brainer. Take two pie plates. Put some flour, salt and pepper in one. Put beaten eggs and milk or water in the other. Just like fried chicken, dredge the meat through the flour, the egg and back into the flour and fry. Make a gravy from the drippings in the skillet.

[Kalamata]

You’ve made a really good observation with regard to mental institutions and how we as a society used to deal with the insane. Since they truly are insane, I shall make every effort to correctly identify them as such from this point forward. Thank you for making this point.

The brains of society’s children keep getting assaulted from multiple delivery agents: gov’t schools, gov’t media, Hollyweird culture, gov’t-infiltrated churches, etc. This results in new “recruits” for the Insane Left.

One point of defense must be to cut off their supply of fresh recruits. This means every parent needs to recognize the very real danger of placing their vulnerable offspring into the hands of the (mostly) child abusers commonly known as public school staff, whose agenda is to brainwash the children and damage their thinking processes.

Every parent ought to be having serious conversations with their children to make them aware that they are the targets of gov’t propaganda, and teach them tools of resistance.

I personally believe as a People, we are already “over the cliff”, but God does perform miracles. Nevertheless, I can’t think of one single instance in history where a civilization this far deteriorated has ever restored itself back to its origins.

[CottonBall]

You skipped over the part I need help with! I never know what type of meat to use. Or how to tenderize it so that I can just cut the steak with a fork. The few times I’ve tried to make it, it was tough.

[bgill]

In the grocery store, the meat is labeled, "tenderized cube steak" or "tenderized round steak." "Breakfast steaks" are too thin. It's thin boneless pieces of beef that have been run through a tenderizer but you can do the same at home with thin one third to one half inch boneless beef steaks (six to eight inches across) with the pointy side of a meat hammer. Just put the meat between some plastic wrap or a baggie and beat on it several times but not to the point of making holes in the meat. It a rarity to make one that doesn't require at least a table knife. Most times I cut them up for the family on their plates with a steak knife and top the bite sized pieces with gravy.

Here's a slide show - http://thepioneerwoman.com/cooking/chicken-fried-steak/

[CottonBall]

Awesome! You certainly leave no question unanswered :-)

When we move to Tennessee I was sure I would be able to find chicken fried steak on every corner. Not so! The one piece I did have from a mom&spoon place wasn’t very good. Southern food is strangely hard to find here. Perhaps everyone is cooking it at home…

[CottonBall]

Awesome! You certainly leave no question unanswered :-)

When we move to Tennessee I was sure I would be able to find chicken fried steak on every corner. Not so! The one piece I did have from a mom&spoon place wasn’t very good. Southern food is strangely hard to find here. Perhaps everyone is cooking it at home…

[bgill]

LOL!

[longfellow]

Southern food is strangely hard to find here.-—
No roadkill anywhere?

[RegulatorCountry]

Chicken fried steak is more TX than east TN. You might find it in a restaurant like Cracker Barrel but nobody would be making that at home. The gravy covered cut of meat you’d probably be able to find all over, diners and home cooked would be called country style steak. It’s cube steak with brown gravy, cooked in a crock pot until fork tender.

[RegulatorCountry]

No roadkill anywhere?

No, they send that up north for scrapple and Taylor Ham.

[Covenantor]

NOTICE

If the following items
weren't a part or product
of your pre-Columbian indigenous culture
(You know who you are)

Refrain from use of any item containing or transported by wheels.

such as

leaf blowers
automobiles, especially chebbies

Any and all items powered or manufactured by coal, petroleum, electricity.
includes the afore mentioned chebbies, leafblowers, as well as,
televisons, computers, telephones,light bulbs, refrigerators, beer coolers, pressure washers, ATMs, Western Union for money transfers
whoops, can't use paper currency, that's not yours either.

Material of any sort employing the Roman alphabet, distributed via printing press or electronic media.

We promise not to use your petroglyphs

Wear bird feathers or indulge in human sacrifice.

This is just the starting list...more details to fllow.

Adios or insert your indigenous cultural word equivalent here.