Bar Bet: The wonders of Cheese

[joelamosobadiah]

ribs
steak
pulled pork
grilled tuna/swordfish/fish/actually most fish

short and long of it is that americans love cheese. I don't really like cheese (I like some cheese like pizza, creamcheese, cheesecake, ravioli, basically simple not overwhelming cheeses like mozerella, ricotta, nothing like parmesean though.) I must not be an american because I don't like cheese.

I wouldn't agree with steak. There is a restaurant here that sells what they call a roadkill steak. Steak smothered with sauted mushrooms and American Cheese.

[Tiki]

What about Cheesey potatoes? Them fellas are pretty delicious!

[skibrett15]

ribs
steak
pulled pork
grilled tuna/swordfish/fish/actually most fish

short and long of it is that americans love cheese. I don't really like cheese (I like some cheese like pizza, creamcheese, cheesecake, ravioli, basically simple not overwhelming cheeses like mozerella, ricotta, nothing like parmesean though.) I must not be an american because I don't like cheese.

I wouldn't agree with steak. There is a restaurant here that sells what they call a roadkill steak. Steak smothered with sauted mushrooms and American Cheese.

sounds like a great way to sell a mediocre piece of meat. I think most people would agree that the best way to enjoy a steak is marinade or rub it with something, wait a bit. Grill it. Eat it. Steak is something that cheese does not make it better. I might be biased.^^^^^^^

[joelamosobadiah]

ribs
steak
pulled pork
grilled tuna/swordfish/fish/actually most fish

short and long of it is that americans love cheese. I don't really like cheese (I like some cheese like pizza, creamcheese, cheesecake, ravioli, basically simple not overwhelming cheeses like mozerella, ricotta, nothing like parmesean though.) I must not be an american because I don't like cheese.

I wouldn't agree with steak. There is a restaurant here that sells what they call a roadkill steak. Steak smothered with sauted mushrooms and American Cheese.

sounds like a great way to sell a mediocre piece of meat. I think most people would agree that the best way to enjoy a steak is marinade or rub it with something, wait a bit. Grill it. Eat it. Steak is something that cheese does not make it better. I might be biased.^^^^^^^

Best way, yeah, certainly better that way, but just pointing out that you can have a good steak with cheese. Maybe not the best, but its still good.

[scottaa1]

I wouldn't agree with steak. There is a restaurant here that sells what they call a roadkill steak. Steak smothered with sauted mushrooms and American Cheese.

make it provolone, and that sounds like a trip to my favorite sub place, Penn Station.

I know it's also common to serve filets mignon with a blue cheese crust. A bit over-fancy for me, just give me a good cut of meat cooked to perfection and a kick butt cabernet.

It's not cheese but still dairy -- what's with the trend to putting butter on a steak after cooking? I've been reading it in recipes from higher end steak houses and seeing it in commercials for places like applebee's. If ya gotta butter a steak, am I wrong in thinking ya should have just bought a better cut?

[deerayfan072]

Certain cheese is ok on steak, i am big fan of bleu cheese crumbles on mine.

Ribs I agree, definitely no need for cheese there
Pulled Pork i love without cheese, but I know some who put it on

[PMoneyTKE]

I'm not opening this thread anymore...it just makes me insanely hungry

[beanoX3]

If you consider cheese a condiment, there really isn't anything you can't put it on.

[deerayfan072]

If you consider cheese a condiment, there really isn't anything you can't put it on.

well thanks for ruining a perfectly good thread. Meanie

[steelerfan513]

Donuts (or basically any other breakfast pastry)
Frog legs (at least I think, I've never had them before and don't plan on it)
Doritos (and if the Nacho Cheese ones don't count, then say Cool Ranch Doritos)
Do soups count?
Garlic bread
Any type of candy bar (technically not a dessert)
Marshmallows (possibly not a dessert)