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meathead

[meet-hed] / ˈmitˌhɛd /


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As a wine critic, Meathead traveled to premier areas of the French wine country, enjoying purveyors’ wines paired with fantastic food.

From Fox News

As a nod to renowned grillmaster Adam Perry Lang, Meathead put together his own version of Lang’s signature board sauce—a cutting-board technique of mixing the juices from the resting meat with herbs and aromatics to create an incredible accompaniment to the steak.

From Fox News

“Meathead” thinks that President Trump’s reelection strategy is to kill his supporters.

From Washington Times

As pitmaster and cookbook author Meathead Goldwyn says, “It is easier to hit the bull’s eye of a slow-moving target. You stand a better chance of getting the food done to the proper temp without overshooting the mark. You widen the window on perfection.”

From Washington Post

You’d expect a meathead action movie to play Nolte’s character for laughs, but he ultimately develops into a sympathetic figure — no surprise, given the film’s skewering of the political climate.

From Washington Post