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The Butcher's Info Blog: Dry Aged Pork??
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The Butcher's Info Blog. An information blog about the art and craft of butchery. Published by Chef/Butcher Tom Schneller. Friday, May 23, 2014. My nephew raises a few, various heritage breed hogs and we slaughter them in the late fall and he has a small walk-in cooler that we hang them in. We cut two of the hogs about a week later and the pork was very very good but a third hog hung for well over three weeks. This pork was outstanding.The flavor was like no other pork I've had. View my complete profile.
The Butcher's Info Blog: January 2014
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The Butcher's Info Blog. An information blog about the art and craft of butchery. Published by Chef/Butcher Tom Schneller. Sunday, January 19, 2014. This time of year you might think cold shortening is a result of men joining the Polar Bear club but it is really something else. Cold shortening is the result of chilling a carcass too soon after slaughter. Most folks don't realize the amount of things that need to take place right after evisceration to create the maximum amount of tenderness in meat. One o...
The Butcher's Info Blog: April 2013
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The Butcher's Info Blog. An information blog about the art and craft of butchery. Published by Chef/Butcher Tom Schneller. Monday, April 8, 2013. We talked about vacuum packaging and its effects on pork. The store's vacuum machine is not working right now and Ryan was actually happy about it. He finds that using the vacuum is sort of a crutch and allows you to over cut and then package everything rather than cutting to what will be sold that day, in other words, forecasting. Wednesday, April 3, 2013.
The Butcher's Info Blog: Local Cheers and Woes
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The Butcher's Info Blog. An information blog about the art and craft of butchery. Published by Chef/Butcher Tom Schneller. Sunday, June 22, 2014. Local Cheers and Woes. I recently saw a special party menu featuring local beef tenderloin. Sheesh! A large party featuring over twenty beef tenderloins! That's more than 10 whole animals. What was the reasoning behind the menu idea? So why did this menu irk me so much? Here is a scenario. There's a chef running a nice bistro with and eclectic menu that the...
The Butcher's Info Blog: June 2013
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The Butcher's Info Blog. An information blog about the art and craft of butchery. Published by Chef/Butcher Tom Schneller. Thursday, June 13, 2013. Texas Longhorn Cattle in the Catskills! Its a steady rain and 65 degrees on a June morning here in the Catskill Mountains of New York. That's a far cry from the weather in San Antonio today, where it is 94 and very sunny. Not that it doesn't get to be 94 here but the contrasts between the two places is obvious. Next time you're in Downsville NY, bring your fi...
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GastroMetrics: November 2009
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A review of food, wine, restaurants and cooking gadgets. Sunday, November 29, 2009. Thanksgiving Roast Duck with apricot/cranberry/plum glaze. First, I let the bird sit out overnight to come to room temperature. When I took it out of the bag, I patted it dry and covered it. The next morning, I made a glaze to baste the duck with every 20 minutes. Here is a quick recipe for the glaze:. 1/2 cup of orange blossom honey (or any type). 2 tbsp of apricot jam. 2 tbsp of plum preserve. 2 slices of fresh ginger.
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Cometh the Fall | The Butcher's Apprentice
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The Butcher's Apprentice. A journal of my nose to tail adventures from slaughter to table. The Sugar Mountain Farm Butcher Shop Project launches! Burma: Rivers of Flavor →. September 4, 2012. The nice autumn-y fall, not the consequence of pride one. That means I’ll be going out as apprentice butcher more often, and it means a glorious profusion of apples are just around the corner, so the mincemeat post that I promised Jackie months ago is also coming up soon! View all posts by mosaica →. Soon with the m...
Nose to tail: March 2011
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Thursday, March 31, 2011. Spicy Salami And The Dog. Hahaha So the photo above is what I ended up with in the end. Guess I should of had my door securely latched! Salami is tasty by the way! Moose sausage gift packs for hungry friends and family. Links to this post. Wednesday, March 16, 2011. Been pretty lazy the last couple weeks. Doing more baking than anything. Eating sourdough, basically twice a day. Think I have my loaf dialed in! My Bacon Chop- -. My Korean Belly- -. Date and Almond Cake- -. Http:/ ...
Nose to tail: February 2012
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Thursday, February 2, 2012. Heading to town for some supplies, no big deal! Not inspired to go very far when its like this! Wow, its been a great winter so far. My xmas ham was the most epic piece of meat Ive created to this day. A real show stopper. Doing some work on my kitchen in tha ole cabin, tweaking some things and having fun. January was a cold month. There was not many days above -40C. Today its -20C and very sunny, feels like I could wear a t-shirt out there! Happy new year everyone! Chef, fora...
Nose to tail: February 2011
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Tuesday, February 22, 2011. A Few Of My Favorites. Here are a few of my favorite books to read for inspiration and ideas. In no particular order. Although, I don't generally use recipes, I still base alot of my creative drive from recipes old and new. From top to bottom. The River Cottage Meat Book 2004. Hugh Fearnley Whittinstall {. Long time mentor of mine, Hugh explains the fundamentals of meat cookery, along with some great recipes}. Au Pied De Cochon 2008,. Casa Moro 2004,. Wild Fermentation 2003,.
Nose to tail: May 2011
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Saturday, May 7, 2011. Things have moved into place as of lately. Spring is finally here after a crazy long winter of cold and fun. Ive recently taken up the position as co-chef at Klondike Kate's restaurant in Dawson City, Yukon. Menus have been developed and somewhat refined, and lots of ideas are being processed. I'm really excited with what the future will hold. If your in town, come by and say hi! Links to this post. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Hunter Angler Gardener Cook. Buck Buck Moose is Here!
Nose to tail: October 2010
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Sunday, October 17, 2010. Slacker Bread ie No knead steez. Been enjoying some time off from the kitchen these last few weeks. Planning and conspiring for next spring work projects, and getting ready for England next week. On a trip to Dawson City a couple weeks ago I met a master Artisan bread maker/baker who was working. Using Jim Layhey's recipe from the new york times:. Http:/ www.nytimes.com/2006/11/08/dining/081mrex.html. 5g traditional dry yeast. I just received 6kg of Manitoba creamed honey from a...
Nose to tail: December 2010
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Friday, December 31, 2010. Xmas ham was stellar this year, as was the turkey. Decided instead of glazing the ham in the oven, to through it out on the rotisserie, basted with maple syrup for a hour and a half. Would have to say, I would DEFINITELY do this again! Also frees up the oven for other things. This year, I brined. A organic turkey with black cardamon. Dried fruit, pecan, sweet onion, pork belly and homemade molasses. 9 grain bread. Moistened. Will also be posting some more info and tips for the ...
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On Butchering and Love. Thursday, September 07, 2006. One Thing to do About Food. Here's a forum from the nation with a bunch of short comments on what we should do about food. Including comments from Eric Schlosser and Michael Pollan. Posted by butchering and love @ 9:39 AM 0 comments. Tofu, magic for both body and taste buds. Here's an article my sister sent about the benefits of tofu, which is available here with pictures. But you have to register:. Foods made from soybeans have varying amounts of iso...
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