@very-rusty saidI must read them sometime.
You should be careful making accusations like that as it is against the TOS Guidelines.
Even if you are correct about your statement. 9 and 8, now.
Note: The thumbs have changed a little if we are talking about the same post.
-VR
(You sound like my dad)
@drewnogal saidI don't think I would be old enough to qualify as being like your dad. Your Dad does sound like a smart man to me. 🙂
I must read them sometime.
(You sound like my dad)
-VR
@gambrel saidOne of my uncles was a butcher, but I only cut the packaged meat I get from the store.
BTW cabbage head is what meat dept personel call produce dept personel.
Maybe K11 is a meat cutter or butcher.
I was a butcher for 28 years.
Cabbages and produce in the cabbage family are good for maintaining health (or so I have read).
22 Aug 21
@kevin-eleven saidGerman sausage
Now we just need a sausage or two to go with the spuds and cabbage, and we'll have a complete meal.
Er . . .
60 lbs fatty pork trim
40 lbs x lean beef trim
22 oz salt
7 oz black pepper
6 oz garlic powder
Yes, I know there are countless types of Deutcher Wurst. But this is a local thing here. When mostfarmers in the old days made their own sausage often it was just salt and pepper. Traditional breakfast sausage added sage, among other things, the local German immigrants added garlic.
22 Aug 21
@kevin-eleven saidSeam your muscles, and cut against the grain my friend.
One of my uncles was a butcher, but I only cut the packaged meat I get from the store.
Cabbages and produce in the cabbage family are good for maintaining health.
@kevin-eleven saidMuch seaming is pre done at the packing plant. But when you look at a cut of meat, often there is more than one muscle. Separate the muscles, if there is any tough connective tissue or silver skin, remove it.
Thank you for the advice. I understand about cutting against the grain (which I learned from my Dad), but could you explain a little about seaming the muscles?
I use Ribeyes for fajitas, stir fry, stroganoff etc. I seam all the muscles etc.
But if you're serving steak I'd use as is normally
22 Aug 21
@gambrel saidThank you. I figured that meant to cut the connective tissue along the natural divides, but it's not one of my knowledge domains (if I even have any).
Much seaming is pre done at the packing plant. But when you look at a cut of meat, often there is more than one muscle. Separate the muscles, if there is any tough connective tissue or silver skin, remove it.
I use Ribeyes for fajitas, stir fry, stroganoff etc. I seam all the muscles etc.
But if you're serving steak I'd use as is normally
22 Aug 21
@gambrel saidWe're gonna need a bigger sausage cart.
German sausage
60 lbs fatty pork trim
40 lbs x lean beef trim
22 oz salt
7 oz black pepper
6 oz garlic powder
Yes, I know there are countless types of Deutcher Wurst. But this is a local thing here. When mostfarmers in the old days made their own sausage often it was just salt and pepper. Traditional breakfast sausage added sage, among other things, the local German immigrants added garlic.
22 Aug 21
@very-rusty saidRobbie
No, he would always be on a forum ban, until he got one too many.
-VR