I likes chimichanga?s.
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I likes chimichanga?s.
Good job! You will get better quality meat and more of it if you process it yourself. And you'll save a $$bundle. While cutting and packaging meat or making sausage is real work, the fun part is tasting the pan-fried samples you're working on. Black & Tans or a hearty stout is a favorite accompaniment, or maybe a good rich red wine. I'm butchering today and frying samples, enjoying a Kir Royale (champagne & Creme de Cassis), strangely appropriate for the sweet tender pronghorn steak pieces.
Worth noting, if you like a little salt on red meat or fish like I do, be sure to use Kosher salt, not iodized salt. The iodine additive imparts bitterness to meats and if you eat green veggies you don't need the extra iodine. Kosher salt is milled finer and imparts more salt flavor with less sodium.
Interesting. I’m taking a pig butchering/preserving/charcuterie class in a few weeks. I’ll be sure to keep the kosher salt tip in mind.
Kosher is pretty much all we use at home. We get enough iodine from processed foods, IMO.
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Little joys.
Yea kills me i missed it lobo. Mrs Bo go?