Why not? It's just a freakin' condiment for crying out loud, and in a few months, it will be something new. Let's see what chefs can tinker with and tell me to put ranch on for a while. Is it not fun and enjoyable to be nostalgic? Is ranch dressing not a classic American condiment (as ubiquitous as apple pie, no?)? Is it not a fun juxtaposition to take something so UN-gourmet but universally liked as ranch dressing and elevate it? I'd say the author is a minority for finding something as generally enjoyable as ranch dressing to be "gut rot." To each their own, of course, but it's safe to call him a minority in that opinion.īottom line, the author is a food snob. They're just having fun while making stuff taste good and interesting. He seems to be making some kind of Emperor's New Clothes claim against them, which is naive. "Food connoisseurs" are not being idiots because they're enjoying playing around with a humble ingredient. The author fails to recognize that food culture and trends are incredibly multifaceted. First class accomodations on the Ranch at the Garcia Lodge (included) with first class gourmet meals. From House Faves like The Southern Charm, Banzai, and Whiskey River BBQ to limited time Gourmet Burgers - when you’re hungry for a burger in Selma, we’ve got what you need to satisfy your craving. New owners, more hunting pressure, plenty of bulls, but smaller. Red Robin Forum offers over 25 different outrageously delicious burger options for guests. I usually shot the first day with most being 300 -310 class 6X6. Was that more acceptable because it's "exotic", or what? Same-dif if you ask me. At the time, 6X6 were the order of the day, and shot opportunities were constant. Last year (and several years prior) it was sriracha-everything.
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