Monday, December 13, 2010
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- Angela
- I'm a stay home mom of 4, member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, and crazy do-it-yourselfer. Feel free to leave comments or ask questions, I love input!
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Wow! I'd love to hear more details on the cutting. (And again, I'm so impressed that it doesn't bother you--especially when you're pregnant! I can't even look at/touch meat for the first 16 weeks of my pregnancies!)
I would love to hear what kind of knives you recommend and how you keep them sharp.
Thank you!
Yep - you get every morsel when you butcher it up yourself.
And even better, there are the bones! I pressure good the backbones, neckbones, and rib bones down. I get broth to can for soups and a shredded meat that is good either in soups/stews or as a BBQ beef type thing, or great in tacos, burritos, etc.
Yes it is a long process... I usually sit down at the kitchen table and do one small piece at a time so it doesn't get too warm.
One memory I'll never forget is when we had an emergency butcher of one of our dairy cows - broke a leg... I was up PAST midnight on Christmas Eve wrapping hamburger... Not my fav memory - exhausted - but ya gotta do what ya gotta do!
marci357
Marci I bake my bones for stock.Then throw them in in a crock pot with veggies. Never thought of pressure cooking them. Do you get more flavor/stock that way?
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