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18.03.2010, 12:24
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As an example, Carnevino in Las Vegas, dry ages some beef for eleven months! Extreme aged beef has been a bit fashionable over the last couple of years. | | | | | I think I'll stick to my 7-weeks Angus, thank you very much... I have a 12 pounder rib waiting for me this w/end...
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18.03.2010, 12:31
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| | | Re: Price of meat | Quote: | |  | | | I think I'll stick to my 7-weeks Angus, thank you very much... I have a 12 pounder rib waiting for me this w/end... | | | | | Why knock it 'til you've tried it?
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18.03.2010, 12:31
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| | | Re: Price of meat | Quote: | |  | | | cheeky sod... 
yeah, that's why i use a lot of spices, to disguise the sweet scent of decomposition...  | | | | | Ah, so you're an Icelandic chef... http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/H%C3%A1karl  | 
18.03.2010, 12:42
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| | | Re: Price of meat | Quote: | |  | | | Why knock it 'til you've tried it? | | | | | we are not going to start this all over again, are we?
I tried 9 months aged beef and I didn't like it... very odd texture and not-very-nice fatty after-taste. I have no reason to believe that ageing it even further would improve the quality. I have the sneaky suspicion that it's a bit of a gimmick...
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18.03.2010, 13:09
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I am looking for someone who likes to trapp those forgotten and lost veals on the padocks. I can organise a pick up truck, fully tiled room and freezer. Because i work long shifts i only can do some trapping between 1-3am in the area of Schmerikon.
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18.03.2010, 13:14
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| | | Re: Price of meat | Quote: | |  | | | we are not going to start this all over again, are we?
I tried 9 months aged beef and I didn't like it... very odd texture and not-very-nice fatty after-taste. I have no reason to believe that ageing it even further would improve the quality. I have the sneaky suspicion that it's a bit of a gimmick... | | | | | Fair enough if you've tried 9 month.
As I said, fashionable . . . so maybe this won't be long term trend. Indeed for most restaurants it will simply be too expensive to produce.
To be fair Carnevino's standard long-aged beef is eight months. Some people do rate it very very highly though: http://www.eatinglv.com/2009/07/the-...teak-on-earth/ | 
18.03.2010, 13:15
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| | | Re: Price of meat | Quote: | |  | | | Fair enough if you've tried 9 month.
As I said, fashionable . . . so maybe this won't be long term trend. Indeed for most restaurants it will simply be too expensive to produce.
To be fair Carnevino's standard long-aged beef is eight months. Some people do rate it very very highly though: http://www.eatinglv.com/2009/07/the-...teak-on-earth/ | | | | | some people rate 1000 years eggs very highly too (ref the asparagus thread)...
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18.03.2010, 13:22
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my local butcher gets me 100% Swiss fresh meat for CHF24/kg per rindsentrecote, pork ribs with tons of meat great for chops at CHF14/kg and picanha (not sure the name in german now) for CHF28/kg.
After my first few batches I can't even look at anything offered at the supermarkets...even after defrosting the meat is just incredible especially since I grill it using just sea salt...yummy!
I walk into the back, choose what I want, it is cut and I'm set...
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18.03.2010, 13:38
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1000 year old eggs (also called century eggs - there's a clue here) are actually only a few months old.
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23.03.2010, 13:36
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I too agree that price of meat is rising day by day
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23.03.2010, 13:41
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Where do you buy your beef rib from? I was thinking of that for Easter dinner but have no idea where to buy one. | Quote: | |  | | | I think I'll stick to my 7-weeks Angus, thank you very much... I have a 12 pounder rib waiting for me this w/end... | | | | | | 
23.03.2010, 13:41
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| | | Re: Price of meat | Quote: | |  | | | 1000 year old eggs (also called century eggs - there's a clue here) are actually only a few months old. | | | | | still a few months too long ...
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23.03.2010, 14:00
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| | | Re: Price of meat | Quote: | |  | | | Where do you buy your beef rib from? I was thinking of that for Easter dinner but have no idea where to buy one. | | | | | mmmm, this talk about beef is reminding me of the dinner my sister made for us when we went back for a visit a couple of weeks ago. Bless her, she knows that I don't do beef very often here, so she went all out, and roasted this.  I put the wine glass in front to give some perspective.
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23.03.2010, 14:14
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| | | Re: Price of meat | Quote: | |  | | | I put the wine glass in front to give some perspective. | | | | | But how big is the wine glass?
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23.03.2010, 14:18
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| | | Re: Price of meat | Quote: | |  | | | But how big is the wine glass? | | | | | mmmm, quite big. but not at big as that HUGE bit o beef, and it was soooo nice. she'd just taken it out the oven, and then we were allowed to have a little pick. There's always a little bit of meat at the edge coming away saying "pull me off and eat me" | 
23.03.2010, 14:52
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| | | Re: Price of meat | Quote: | |  | | | mmmm, quite big. but not at big as that HUGE bit o beef, and it was soooo nice. she'd just taken it out the oven, and then we were allowed to have a little pick. There's always a little bit of meat at the edge coming away saying "pull me off and eat me"  | | | | | Where did you get the beef from?
And if it's not too rude, how much did it cost?
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23.03.2010, 15:20
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| | | Re: Price of meat | Quote: | |  | | | Where did you get the beef from?
And if it's not too rude, how much did it cost? | | | | | She got the beef from a local butcher. I'll have to ask her how much it cost. I'll ask her how much it weighed too.
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23.03.2010, 16:06
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| | | Re: Price of meat | Quote: | |  | | | mmmm, this talk about beef is reminding me of the dinner my sister made for us when we went back for a visit a couple of weeks ago. Bless her, she knows that I don't do beef very often here, so she went all out, and roasted this. I put the wine glass in front to give some perspective. | | | | | I just shed a tear and drooled a little | |
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