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rotuts

rotuts

my beef would be this :

 

ATK.thumb.jpg.c9a4610d9414a86cc9b89232314d2638.jpg

 

or

 

CC.thumb.jpg.fd8cad9989a3e229a12e4a90e080397b.jpg

 

these are two Rib Eye Roasts , used on very recent America's Test Kitchen

 

top , and Cook's Country   both eps involved pulling // cutting along the central seam 

 

removing a lot of that fat , then trying back together  ( ATK , top : Rib Eye Roast , oven )

 

or tying each half separately ( to retain shape ) for a covered braise , in the oven.

 

I haven't searched around for meat in quite a while , but I Know My Meat.

 

I doubt these two hunks were pick up on a quite trip to Stop & Shop , RocheB etc

 

this is not a complaint about the show , its Stanged on pupose

 

but .....    has anyone seen any like this , at say Cosco ? 

 

these are two quality hunks of meat    

 

in your Meat Journeys , where does one get this sort of cut

 

as above ?

 

as I look at these two Hunks , they clearly are the same cut

 

the top , ie the been muscle on the top , @ 45 degrees 

 

of the bottom cut , is the bottom of the top cut.

 

the top of the first pic , is the same as the L over in the second pi

 

but trimmed of the bottom muscles , and ' classed up ' a bit.

 

my interest is trimmed up , retied as a whole hunk 

 

treated exactly like while brisket 

 

by the WHPS :   wonder both about the taste difference

 

and possible price difference .

rotuts

rotuts

my beef would be this :

 

ATK.thumb.jpg.c9a4610d9414a86cc9b89232314d2638.jpg

 

or

 

CC.thumb.jpg.fd8cad9989a3e229a12e4a90e080397b.jpg

 

these are two Rib Eye Roasts , used on very recent America's Test Kitchen

 

top , and Cook's Country   both eps involved pulling // cutting along the central seam 

 

removing a lot of that fat , then trying back together  ( ATK , top : Rib Eye Roast , oven )

 

or tying each half separately ( to retain shape ) for a covered braise , in the oven.

 

I haven't searched around for meat in quite a while , but I Know My Meat.

 

I doubt these two hunks were pick up on a quite trip to Stop & Shop , RocheB etc

 

this is not a complaint about the show , its Stanged on pupose

 

but .....    has anyone seen any like this , at say Cosco ? 

 

these are two quality hunks of meat    

 

in your Meat Journeys , where does one get this sort of cut

 

as above ?

 

as I look at these two Hunks , they clearly are the same cut

 

the top , ie the been muscle on the top , @ 45 degrees 

 

of the bottom cut , is the bottom of the top cut.

 

the top of the first pic , is the same as the L over in the second pi

 

but trimmed of the bottom muscles , and ' classed up ' a bit.

rotuts

rotuts

my beef would be this :

 

ATK.thumb.jpg.c9a4610d9414a86cc9b89232314d2638.jpg

 

or

 

CC.thumb.jpg.fd8cad9989a3e229a12e4a90e080397b.jpg

 

these are two Rib Eye Roasts , used on very recent America's Test Kitchen

 

top , and Cook's Country   both eps involved pulling // cutting along the central seam 

 

removing a lot of that fat , then trying back together  ( ATK , top : Rib Eye Roast , oven )

 

or tying each half separately ( to retain shape ) for a covered braise , in the oven.

 

I haven't searched around for meat in quite a while , but I Know My Meat.

 

I doubt these two hunks were pick up on a quite trip to Stop & Shop , RocheB etc

 

this is not a complaint about the show , its Stanged on pupose

 

but .....    has anyone seen any like this , at say Cosco ? 

 

these are two quality hunks of meat    

 

in your Meat Journeys , where does one get this sort of cut

 

as above ?

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