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rotuts

rotuts

Ive had grass fed beef twice , from a local farm that raised and butchered the meat

 

and sold it frozen at the town's farmer's market, in various cuts.

 

100 % grass .   the butchering was a bit uneven , where a slice of meat varied in thickness for each cut

 

and was uneven ,  the meat was very lean .

 

these were sirloin cuts.

 

both issues were solved w SV , then a torching.

 

the taste was quite different from feed lot beef , and I enjoyed it.

 

these pieces of meat would have been ruined by ' standard steak cooking , of your choice '

 

ending up tough and dry.  this thread got me thinking to go look for that truck on Saturday .

 

 

rotuts

rotuts

Ive had grass fed beef twice , from a local farm that raised and butchered the meat

 

and sold it frozen at the town's farmer's market, in various cuts.

 

100 % grass .   the butchering was a bit uneven , where a slice of meat was  varied in thickness for each cut

 

and was very lean .

 

these were sirloin cuts.

 

both issues were solved w SV , then a torching.

 

the taste was quite different from feed lot beef , and I enjoyed it.

 

these pieces of meat would have been ruined by ' standard steak cooking , of your choice '

 

ending up tough and dry.  this thread got me thinking to go look for that truck on Saturday .

 

 

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