Meatgistics "Meet Up"
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mrobisr That is a deep one, the good news is for that and for what @DennyO was wanting I am going to short course in April that should be helpful!
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mrobisr That is a deep one, the good news is for that and for what @DennyO was wanting I am going to short course in April that should be helpful!
Jonathon said in Meatgistics "Meet Up":
I am going to short course in April that should be helpful!
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Jonathon said in Meatgistics "Meet Up":
I am going to short course in April that should be helpful!
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mrobisr That is a deep one, the good news is for that and for what @DennyO was wanting I am going to short course in April that should be helpful!
Jonathon Yes it is very deep and that is why I ask for it because there is not much info for the home processor . The info that is available is all commercial based with products that we cannot get, or at least not in home quantities. There is a little info on cold mustard, grape seed extract, and vitamin E, but nothing real solid or suggested amounts. The short course should help with dry curing, but I’m not sure that it will do much for oxidation solutions, but maybe you can ask the right questions and get some answers outside of the syllabus.
Just a thought, it is something that all of us meat processors deal with whether they know it or not.
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Gmoran Oh, right, up to IA State Univ, right?? just 35 min North of me.
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mrobisr Vitamin E is going to be your best bet as it is the most available in normal amounts. Oxidation of fats was on the syllabus so I am assuming they are going to cover the entirety of the topic but I’m not that “up” on dry curing.
@DennyO Chatted at ya, want to meet up for a dinner one night?
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mrobisr Vitamin E is going to be your best bet as it is the most available in normal amounts. Oxidation of fats was on the syllabus so I am assuming they are going to cover the entirety of the topic but I’m not that “up” on dry curing.
@DennyO Chatted at ya, want to meet up for a dinner one night?
Jonathon Sure could, when are you going to be up here? I’ve got a trip planned for the 6th - 10th, other than that My daughter and 2 little’s are going to be back the 22nd through May 3rd. Haven’t held them in 3 years now. I could slip away for an evening though.
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mrobisr Vitamin E is going to be your best bet as it is the most available in normal amounts. Oxidation of fats was on the syllabus so I am assuming they are going to cover the entirety of the topic but I’m not that “up” on dry curing.
@DennyO Chatted at ya, want to meet up for a dinner one night?
Jonathon oh ok I didn’t see it listed on their website or brochure must be and addition, thanks. Vitamin E and grape extract seem to be what I read alot about, but haven’t found hard numbers on the amounts.
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PapaSop we can team up on that and run that session.
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HerbcoFood Austin would probably want to take you to Salina to the Tony’s Pizza factory.
Tex_77 nothing wrong with that. I still have family in the big city of Salina. Not much there, but Tony’s is good. Great hunting and fishing around Salina also. My sister and her husband still own 160 acre hunting farm near there, but live in Sedalia, MO now.
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mrobisr Vitamin E is going to be your best bet as it is the most available in normal amounts. Oxidation of fats was on the syllabus so I am assuming they are going to cover the entirety of the topic but I’m not that “up” on dry curing.
@DennyO Chatted at ya, want to meet up for a dinner one night?
Jonathon said in Meatgistics "Meet Up":
Oxidation of fats was on the syllabus so I am assuming they are going to cover the entirety of the topic
Well don’t keep us in suspense…fill us in on the latest and greatest info and techniques to prevent oxidation of fat (rancidity) in our meat products.
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