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What's your next Meat Project?

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  • HerbcoFoodH HerbcoFood

    Ridley Acres Good luck with that!

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    HerbcoFood Yeah every time I go out there and take a whiff I get a little more depressed thinking about how much meat there is that I can’t enjoy, but we suspected that was going to be the case before we slaughtered him.

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    • Ridley AcresR Ridley Acres

      HerbcoFood Yeah every time I go out there and take a whiff I get a little more depressed thinking about how much meat there is that I can’t enjoy, but we suspected that was going to be the case before we slaughtered him.

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      Ridley Acres Yeah, you are really going out on a limb to try and get that stank out.

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      • HerbcoFoodH HerbcoFood

        Ridley Acres Yeah, you are really going out on a limb to try and get that stank out.

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        HerbcoFood the dogs enjoyed the chunks we gave them, so there’s at least that option.

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        • Ridley AcresR Ridley Acres

          HerbcoFood the dogs enjoyed the chunks we gave them, so there’s at least that option.

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          Ridley Acres Yeah, it’s good that it doesn’t bother them.

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          • Ridley AcresR Ridley Acres

            Next meat project is to figure out what to do with the tainted 15 month old boar I have hanging in my garage “aging” since Christmas day. I pan fried a bit of the loin in a cast iron skillet and and he stunk up the whole house. I am leaning towards trying to marinate some whole muscle jerky in something like Braggs liquid aminos, a generous portion of garlic, likely something spicy, followed by a good long cold smoke till dry.

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            Ridley Acres
            I wish I could offer some encouragement or advice on how to use the meat.
            With something that strong smelling, you have to mask it with an equally fragrant seasoning or dilute it with some other edible meat.

            Sometimes you have to cut your losses. Of course, there are always the dogs, but cook it first so they don’t contract any unwanted parasites.

            Paul

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            • Ridley AcresR Ridley Acres

              Next meat project is to figure out what to do with the tainted 15 month old boar I have hanging in my garage “aging” since Christmas day. I pan fried a bit of the loin in a cast iron skillet and and he stunk up the whole house. I am leaning towards trying to marinate some whole muscle jerky in something like Braggs liquid aminos, a generous portion of garlic, likely something spicy, followed by a good long cold smoke till dry.

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              Ridley Acres we’ve processed “one nutter” boars at 6 months & didn’t notice anything. 15 months is probably just way too far along. Pepperoni maybe?

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              • Ridley AcresR Ridley Acres

                Next meat project is to figure out what to do with the tainted 15 month old boar I have hanging in my garage “aging” since Christmas day. I pan fried a bit of the loin in a cast iron skillet and and he stunk up the whole house. I am leaning towards trying to marinate some whole muscle jerky in something like Braggs liquid aminos, a generous portion of garlic, likely something spicy, followed by a good long cold smoke till dry.

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                Ridley Acres My best friend was gifted a nasty old boar and he called me to help him. I told him that it was not worth dulling our knives for, but he wanted to do it anyways. Being my hunting partner for decades I stayed and helped him and well a few days later he calls me and said he put a roast in the oven and after a couple hours he said the smell was so bad that he threw the pan and all in the trash and that’s my stinky boar story.

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                • mrobisrM mrobisr

                  Ridley Acres My best friend was gifted a nasty old boar and he called me to help him. I told him that it was not worth dulling our knives for, but he wanted to do it anyways. Being my hunting partner for decades I stayed and helped him and well a few days later he calls me and said he put a roast in the oven and after a couple hours he said the smell was so bad that he threw the pan and all in the trash and that’s my stinky boar story.

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                  mrobisr Sometimes people just have to validate someone else’s opinion. You have just moved up a notch in the “calling IT” world.

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                  • mrobisrM mrobisr

                    Ridley Acres My best friend was gifted a nasty old boar and he called me to help him. I told him that it was not worth dulling our knives for, but he wanted to do it anyways. Being my hunting partner for decades I stayed and helped him and well a few days later he calls me and said he put a roast in the oven and after a couple hours he said the smell was so bad that he threw the pan and all in the trash and that’s my stinky boar story.

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                    mrobisr Damned ol boar hog!

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                      mrobisr Damned ol boar hog!

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                      calldoctoday said in What's your next Meat Project?:

                      mrobisr Damned ol boar hog!

                      Vultures have to eat too!

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                      • mrobisrM mrobisr

                        Ridley Acres My best friend was gifted a nasty old boar and he called me to help him. I told him that it was not worth dulling our knives for, but he wanted to do it anyways. Being my hunting partner for decades I stayed and helped him and well a few days later he calls me and said he put a roast in the oven and after a couple hours he said the smell was so bad that he threw the pan and all in the trash and that’s my stinky boar story.

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                        mrobisr said in What's your next Meat Project?:

                        Ridley Acres My best friend was gifted a nasty old boar and he called me to help him. I told him that it was not worth dulling our knives for, but he wanted to do it anyways. Being my hunting partner for decades I stayed and helped him and well a few days later he calls me and said he put a roast in the oven and after a couple hours he said the smell was so bad that he threw the pan and all in the trash and that’s my stinky boar story.

                        Dang, that must have been some major nasty and disgusting smell. I can’t even imagine

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                          Meat cutting and sealing day. Ribeye primal, cut steaks and separated out the trim scraps for sausage and some stew tonight. IMG_0292.JPG IMG_0293.JPG

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                          • johnsbrewhouseJ johnsbrewhouse

                            Meat cutting and sealing day. Ribeye primal, cut steaks and separated out the trim scraps for sausage and some stew tonight. IMG_0292.JPG IMG_0293.JPG

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                            johnsbrewhouse looks great 👍

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                              mrobisr said in What's your next Meat Project?:

                              Ridley Acres My best friend was gifted a nasty old boar and he called me to help him. I told him that it was not worth dulling our knives for, but he wanted to do it anyways. Being my hunting partner for decades I stayed and helped him and well a few days later he calls me and said he put a roast in the oven and after a couple hours he said the smell was so bad that he threw the pan and all in the trash and that’s my stinky boar story.

                              Dang, that must have been some major nasty and disgusting smell. I can’t even imagine

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                              Dr_Pain said in What's your next Meat Project?:

                              mrobisr said in What's your next Meat Project?:

                              Ridley Acres My best friend was gifted a nasty old boar and he called me to help him. I told him that it was not worth dulling our knives for, but he wanted to do it anyways. Being my hunting partner for decades I stayed and helped him and well a few days later he calls me and said he put a roast in the oven and after a couple hours he said the smell was so bad that he threw the pan and all in the trash and that’s my stinky boar story.

                              Dang, that must have been some major nasty and disgusting smell. I can’t even imagine

                              Based on the smell of the little test portion that we pan fried, I would not cook in the house.

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                              • johnsbrewhouseJ johnsbrewhouse

                                Meat cutting and sealing day. Ribeye primal, cut steaks and separated out the trim scraps for sausage and some stew tonight. IMG_0292.JPG IMG_0293.JPG

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                                johnsbrewhouse That is some fine looking sausage trimmings & stew meat you have there!

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                                • HerbcoFoodH HerbcoFood

                                  The a/c is finally turned off for a couple of days, the wind is howling and it’s in the upper 30’s, so I decided it was time to finally make 25lbs of pan sausage and 25lbs of chorizo. I know most of y’all will have heart attacks I am not using Walton’s seasonings. I have been using A.C. Legg’s for some time now, and everyone in the house likes it. Don’t break what isn’t broken!! This is from the spike I took back after Thanksgiving, 55/45 pork butt to venison.
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                                  HerbcoFood O’Legg’s is good.

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                                    johnsbrewhouse That is some fine looking sausage trimmings & stew meat you have there!

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                                    calldoctoday nothing like taking the cap of the ribeye and cleaning the good meat and fat off. Took the really good meat and floured it up with a couple different breading’s and dropped them in my pot. The beef stew is simmering away right now. Taste tested the meat and stew, going to be really nice in an hour or two.IMG_0294.JPG

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                                    • johnsbrewhouseJ johnsbrewhouse

                                      calldoctoday nothing like taking the cap of the ribeye and cleaning the good meat and fat off. Took the really good meat and floured it up with a couple different breading’s and dropped them in my pot. The beef stew is simmering away right now. Taste tested the meat and stew, going to be really nice in an hour or two.IMG_0294.JPG

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                                      calldoctoday
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                                      johnsbrewhouse what more comfort can you ask for on a cold blustery day?

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                                        johnsbrewhouse what more comfort can you ask for on a cold blustery day?

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                                        calldoctoday actually warm today, pouring down rain and now flooding. North of us they had snow this morning, but will have rain tonight, the passes have been closed with to much snow to remove and will probably not re-open until Saturday. Those are 3 east-west routes I-90, US-2 and US-12. They had over 3 feet of snow last night and today. The creek out back is out of its bank on the low side into the pasture, fortunately we are high bank and it will never reach my property except where I own the creek bed and part of the pasture line.

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                                        • johnsbrewhouseJ johnsbrewhouse

                                          calldoctoday actually warm today, pouring down rain and now flooding. North of us they had snow this morning, but will have rain tonight, the passes have been closed with to much snow to remove and will probably not re-open until Saturday. Those are 3 east-west routes I-90, US-2 and US-12. They had over 3 feet of snow last night and today. The creek out back is out of its bank on the low side into the pasture, fortunately we are high bank and it will never reach my property except where I own the creek bed and part of the pasture line.

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                                          johnsbrewhouse Whew, be careful out there, especially when you are out working the field. Better yet, let it all blow over a bit & enjoy some of that good beef stew you have simmering.

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