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  • HerbcoFoodH HerbcoFood

    Yes ox tail is pretty big in Caribbean food, which is pretty good if you ask me. Guess Wichita doesn’t have a very large Caribbean influence…

    You want a 90% lean pig, go shoot you a dang feral hog, them suckers are lean.

    Wagyu is overrated anyway, now I have had wagyu crossed with a beefmaster that was pretty damn good that my cousin raised and fed out.

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    HerbcoFood I love Ox tails. The creole influence we have in Louisiana has generated a couple of very decent braising dishes (and soup) which I would enjoy more often if it was not so darn expensive. If you pick the meat and fat on those things you end up paying more than prime ribeye/lbs. Same thing with turkey necks. They use to give those things away to people that would want them to go crabbing. Now a small pack of necks is gonna cost you $6/pack (mostly bones)

    I won’t lie and had an out of this world experience eating some Japanese Miyazakigyu A5 ribeye and dreamt about it a couple of times BUT that is because I did not pay for it.

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    • Dr_PainD Dr_Pain

      Well, look at this! I got a mention along with Chef within the first 3 minutes of the podcast. It made my heart happy for some reason!

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      Dr_Pain We are famous

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        Dr_Pain We are famous

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        Chef said in Meatgistics Podcast: Guess the Meat:

        Dr_Pain We are famous

        via GIFER

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        • Dr_PainD Dr_Pain

          Chef said in Meatgistics Podcast: Guess the Meat:

          Dr_Pain We are famous

          via GIFER

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          Dr_Pain Chef Some would say you have a seat at the table!

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          • HerbcoFoodH HerbcoFood

            Dr_Pain Chef Some would say you have a seat at the table!

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            HerbcoFood said in Meatgistics Podcast: Guess the Meat:

            Dr_Pain Chef Some would say you have a seat at the table!

            In that case I want to try some of those kangaroo snack sticks they were eating

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              Austin Stumbleupon! I remember this!

              Matt W.

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                RafterW I am still disappointed it is gone. I could spend so much time falling into rabbit hole after rabbit hole… I think somebody bought it, but the replacement kind of sucked in my opinion.

                –Austin Walton
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                  Jonathon interesting about the garlic in the beef from the Stricks tip!

                  Matt W.

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                    Jonathon, listen back to that stricks podcast, starting at the 33:50 mark, he says to add 1% garlic to an original beef sausage recipe. He doesn’t say what the 1% is based off of but I would guess it is total meat weight.

                    Matt W.

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                      Jonathon Austin I worked on Ted Turner’s Kansas ranch in Barber county. At that time, circa 2012ish, he owned 2 million acres of land in North America and was second to some other guy that owned 2.3 million acres. The Bison herd on the kansas ranch that we managed was approximately 1300 head.

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                      • RafterWR RafterW

                        Jonathon, listen back to that stricks podcast, starting at the 33:50 mark, he says to add 1% garlic to an original beef sausage recipe. He doesn’t say what the 1% is based off of but I would guess it is total meat weight.

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                        RafterW Correct, add 1% to the total meat weight.
                        You can definitely experiment with this percentage. We have found that sweet and heavy onion seasoning blends do well with 0.50% garlic added.

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