Greetings Carnivores, I was at a party the other night and a buddy and I were chatting about … you guessed it, meat. The subject was whether or not to by bone-in or boneless steaks, […]
Tag: Flavour
What exactly, IS Suet?
Greetings Carnivores, I had an interesting situation come up the other day. Actually, it really wasn’t THAT interesting but the woman in this scenario was quite impatient (bordering on being rude) to my young co-worker […]
The Mock Tender … MOCK being the operative word
Greetings Carnivores, I get asked questions all the time about certain cuts. Where do they come from? How do I cook this? Can I substitute something else for this cut or that cut? One particular […]
Black Angus Beef … what’s the big deal??
Greetings Carnivores, I love getting questions and suggestions for Blog topics related to meat and, todays’ comes from an old friend and past co-worker, John (who’s now living the life of a retired man … […]
NOW you’re in for a treat … the Beef Top Blade or Flat Iron Steak.
Greetings Carnivores, As promised last week, today I have another special selection for you … the much maligned and misunderstood, Top Blade Steak AKA the Flat Iron. This little gem, as the name implies, […]
A little love for the mighty Tri Tip AKA Beef Bottom Sirloin.
Greetings Carnivores, The inspiration for my post today is … dinner! Planning what to make that is, and tonight … Tri Tip on the BBQ. Oh man! Over the next two posts I want to […]
Salmon … your OHMYGAWD moment has arrived.
Greetings Carnivores, The mandate I set for myself when starting this Blog was to write about all things Meaty. How to select, cut, cook and prepare Beef, Pork, Poultry, Lamb, Veal, Seafood and Wild Game. […]
Marinating for tenderness and flavour ? The Sky’s the limit !!
Greetings Carnivores, Anything can benefit from a marinade whether it’s Fish, Poultry, Beef, Chicken, Wild game, you name it. The reasons for marinating are many though. Marination will build in layers of flavour, add moisture […]
Prime Pork …
Hello Carnivores !!! When buying Pork Chops, why not ‘try’ the Rib end chop instead of the usual Double Loin or Centre chop (the one that looks like a little ‘T-Bone’ steak). The ‘Rib’ chop […]
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