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rotuts

rotuts

I think GFB  vs Grain finished cooks in a very similar fashion.

 

GFB tends to new much leaner , and smaller / muscle group.

 

how large is the hunk of meat ?

 

Id braise in a covered pot in the oven 

 

in some sort of flavorful liquid , Chef's choice.

 

w 1/2 of the meat above the liquid , in a not so hot oven.

 

it will take longer , but you might get some nice color on the 1/2 above the liquid.

 

@ an estimated 50 % of the cooking time , rotate the meat so the under-liquid is above the

 

liquid .   cook until fork tender.

 

300 F ?     several hours.   the fork test tells you when  its done.

 

some resistance to the fork , give you meat w a little more resistance than

 

fall apart meat.    done ness this way is up too the chef.

rotuts

rotuts

I think GFB  vs Grain finished cooks in a very similar fashion.

 

GFB tends to new much leaner , and smaller / muscle group.

 

how large is the hunk of meat ?

 

Id braise in a covered pot in the oven 

 

in some sort of flavorful liquid , Chef's choice.

 

w 1/2 of the meat above the liquid , in a not so hot oven.

 

it will take longer , but you might get some nice color on the 1/2 above the liquid.

 

@ an estimated 50 % of the cooking time , rotate the meat so the under-liquid is above the

 

liquid .   cook until fork tender.

 

300 F ?     several hours.   the fork test tells you when  its done.

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