wadd96 said:
Cattlelack cooks Prime.
But if you know what you're doing Select makes a damn fine meal. Ask Snow's!
I literally heard him say they are using Akaushi during pits and punch a few weeks ago
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I literally heard him say they are using Akaushi during pits and punch a few weeks ago
Cattlelack? I can guarantee you Snow's uses select, and foil, anc Clay cooks the briskets rather than Tootsie...
All the God's, all the Heavens, all the Hells are within you.
Simply for discussion...the surveying at Camp Brisket (last I saw at least) shows precious little difference between Prime, High Choice, and Waygu.
I've cooked all 3... Prime and Upper 2/3 Choice are pretty close. American Waygy really has to much fat unless you take it to 210*. I can't tell you how much fat I had to cut out after running it to 205*.
All the God's, all the Heavens, all the Hells are within you.
Yeah Cattleack
Jeeez… that was quick!
Holy s**t! Was not expecting this...
All the God's, all the Heavens, all the Hells are within you.
Dang also wasn't expecting that.
Yeah. That's got nothing to do with BBQ and everything to do with a dumbass business owner committing insurance fraud.
Wow.
Might be adios to La BBQ
Kinda run in the family?
I know they can't take a $700K hit...
I know they can't take a $700K hit...
All the God's, all the Heavens, all the Hells are within you.
One would think $700k in restitution would be a death sentence for a small restaurant. I'd love to know the full story. They make it sound like it was a small incident, but then state there was $350k in claims.schmendeler said:
Might be adios to La BBQ
I'll just say it involved a hand and a meat grinder.
The article references a severe injury suffered by an employee while operating a piece of kitchen equipment.
When a story mentions a 'severe injury' and 'kitchen equipment', your first assumption is something was cut off/mangled. If it is a hand injury (which we know it was due to Beef Cheeks' reply), you're looking at rehab, physical therapy, possibly prosthetics. $350k is nothing, that could be the original hospital stay.DatTallArchitect said:One would think $700k in restitution would be a death sentence for a small restaurant. I'd love to know the full story. They make it sound like it was a small incident, but then state there was $350k in claims.schmendeler said:
Might be adios to La BBQ
Wild West Pimp Style
Beef Cheek said:
I'll just say it involved a hand and a meat grinder.
Yeeesh
That's awful.Beef Cheek said:
I'll just say it involved a hand and a meat grinder.
I think what could make it an even more serious (and expensive) crime is the wording below. "lifetime care" sounds like a blank check for the injured party.
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When Travelers received the claim for the employee's injury, they approved the claim and paid the injured employee more than $350,000 in medical and indemnity benefits. The insurance company is also responsible for lifetime care of the injured employee.
Thats what I get for skimming and locking on to them waiting 4 days even though they knew it happened that dayschmendeler said:
The article references a severe injury suffered by an employee while operating a piece of kitchen equipment.
Yeah, they're done unless a white knight comes in to save them. I doubt that will be the case.
Horribly irresponsible.
Horribly irresponsible.
I'm sad for their employees but I've never liked her. Always seemed very entitled and arrogant.
Wonder if this was fraudulent too...
Wonder if this was fraudulent too...
I know too many people who have lost parts of their fingers in the sausage grinder...
All the God's, all the Heavens, all the Hells are within you.
Every visit i have made to cattleack they made sure to mention they use Akaushiwadd96 said:
Cattlelack cooks Prime.
But if you know what you're doing Select makes a damn fine meal. Ask Snow's!
Nice little lunch at la Barbecue today. You know just in case… Did not get the sausage this time.
I see what you did there.
Beef Cheek said:
Ok but how was Howlin Rays??
Howlin' Rays is delicious, only had it once. Legit have to survive the line in Chinatown for an hour minimum to get your grub on. With that being said, I had to zip home up the 110 right after as my innards were split something fierce. As I ran to my camode after my bowels declared 6 more weeks of winter from a backdoor prairie dogging, I understood where they got the first part of their moniker.
Re: BBQ, flying out to SA in a few weeks and looking forward to hitting up quite a few of these places. Some combination of Burnt Bean, Blackboard, 2M, Pinkerton's, Dwayne's, Eaker, and possibly City Market may all be on the agenda. Really hoping none of these have a wait time of more than 45 minutes, the missus wouldn't take too kind to that.
Haven't been there, but based on reviews, hit up Reese Brothers in SA
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Only place I'd say you're in jeopardy of a 45+ minute wait would be Burnt Bean. But if you show up early and get in line a little before they open you'll be fine.
Todays lunch stop was Leroy & Lewis in Austin, have to go back to the shop today so kept it light. Went with the pork chop as the meat choice today, one of the better ones I've had in a while . I consider myself a pork steak/chop pro and this one did not disappoint. For the sides I went with the pork hash and rice (my favorite item here) and the frito pie. Been to L&L probably 15 times and it seems to get better every trip. No Beef Cheekz today sadly, Cole was the on the block today, chatted about Texas Aggie football and our predictions on who wins the starting job. First time having the mustard sauce today it was very good. Being from Luling and growing up eating City Market, I've got high expectations if you're doing a mustard sauce, this one can definitely hang.
Only complaint is no beans in the frickin chili.
Only complaint is no beans in the frickin chili.
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Only complaint is no beans in the frickin chili.
Get out of here with your beans in chili!
Sorry I missed you! I Almost swung by for some cold brew and a pork chop earlier, but got too busy.
Sorry I missed you! I Almost swung by for some cold brew and a pork chop earlier, but got too busy.
It's a hill I'm willing to die on. Most of the chili purists out there should do some research on what chili started from (they put all kinds of stuff in it).
Texas chili = no beans