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Obviously not economical for every night, but it's worth the experience sometimes. Just like going out to a nice restaurant and having a $50-$100 dollar bar bill or a bottle of wine you could have bought at 7-11 for $12.
So serious question, what does the presence of the bone do? (Flavor, tenderness, etc.) It looks like a nuisance in terms of catching on things, knocking other stuff over, and so forth.
 
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Obviously not economical for every night, but it's worth the experience sometimes. Just like going out to a nice restaurant and having a $50-$100 dollar bar bill or a bottle of wine you could have bought at 7-11 for $12.
I agree but like @Souce hunnies, there us a limit to usefulness.
 
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Did you put it in a crock pot? I used to use a crock pot but it takes so long and when it’s done it creates so much juice the meat was floating in a lake of juice. I put the ones I get now in a cooking bag and put in the oven at 325 for two hours and they come out tender and juicy. 🙂
I did, have to try it in the oven like that though
 
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