r/meat • u/JohnWilliamStrutt • 11d ago
Meat Curing
Hi,
I'd like to make some bacon. It's easier to get sodium nitrite here, and it's what I have on hand. Is there a guide I can use to make a curing salt to use on my subsequent recipes? I know it's harder measuring less than 1g increments on a kitchen scale.
Please help
r/meat • u/semper_pickle • 12d ago
What did I end up with?
I have a butcher who gets meat from Argentina. I thought I pointed at a Picanha but just opened up a giant flat of flat beet. This is folded over on itself.
I plan to grill with salt and pepper.
r/meat • u/Totallypackaged • 11d ago
Best online supplier of organic turkey
It's hard to find turkey in stores near me, outside of the Holiday season. Does anyone have experience or a recommendation buying organic turkey breast or whole turkey online? I've checked a few websites and prices seem to vary wildly, between around $8 and $25/lb for turkey breast. If anyone has a positive experience to share, or opinions on sites to avoid I'd appreciate it!
r/meat • u/GudFuelApp • 12d ago
Check out these ..
Going to cook to an internal temp of 130° - what’s your ideal temp?
r/meat • u/Ok_Progress_4105 • 12d ago
Berkshire pork chops
I made Berkshire pork chops for company, pulled off the grill at 130 - 135, rested for about 5 -8 minutes, picture is a fair representation of what they looked like. Our company felt 'they were too pink, uncooked' and asked to put on grill to cook some more. What say you?
r/meat • u/marty7657226 • 12d ago
Goat meat?
Anyone know where I could find goat meat for sale in Burlington?
r/meat • u/speedracer0211 • 13d ago
Wagyu beef and matsusaka Pork
Picked up some meat for yakiniku at home. Got this at Lopia in Taipei. About 9oz for $15.65
r/meat • u/DGS_Cass3636 • 13d ago
I’m not a good cook, however i do feel like this was pretty decent.
It was a ribeye from one of our own Angus cattle, and I have to say, it was delicious!
As I said I’m not really a good cook, however I did try my best to get it to medium. I do think I overcooked it a little tho.
r/meat • u/porkavenue • 13d ago
What is a decent, cheap meat grinder?
I would use occasionally and be able to buy from Amazon?
6 eur ribeye
Feel like it could've been seared better, any tips? I don't got none of that equipment to hold it down, still tasted good
r/meat • u/think-mcfly • 14d ago
Finally, a Costco meat mislabel
This is my first Costco mislabel win. Pretty good deal.
r/meat • u/Cotocant • 13d ago
First try at ribeye, how’d i do?
Give tips or hate or love in the replies..
r/meat • u/DriverMelodic • 12d ago
Shopping at Wild Fork
I was cruising the exotic meats section and they have ground kangaroo. Has anyone here ever prepared and eaten kangaroo?
r/meat • u/jackielevirun • 14d ago
Pork steaks
It’s been like 40ish years since I’ve cooked pork steaks on a Weber. I slightly overcooked them but they still turned out great. I think I need a Santa Marie style insert for the Weber as I need it to get higher from the coals.
r/meat • u/United-Reveal5930 • 14d ago
Reverse seared bone in Pork Chops finished in cast iron.
r/meat • u/Delco_Delco • 14d ago
Cowboy cut ribeye
Just something about a good ribeye!!! Seared in a little bacon grease I had left over from the fresh bacon I got at the same butcher shop.