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Re: Beef Cheek (Prime Rib of the Jowl) and Chicken Hearts - It's What For Lunch
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Re: Beef Cheek (Prime Rib of the Jowl) and Chicken Hearts - It's What For Lunch
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I am with you on the cheek meat, but why does your dog play with carrots?
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Re: Beef Cheek (Prime Rib of the Jowl) and Chicken Hearts - It's What For Lunch
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I am with you on the cheek meat, but why does your dog play with carrots? I feed the rabbits in my area, They like to start eating around dusk, been doing it for a few years now. There is one in the background if you look. I also put out about 30 lbs of corn almost daily for the mallard and geese at my local pond, It's one of my hobbies I like to do
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Re: Beef Cheek (Prime Rib of the Jowl) and Chicken Hearts - It's What For Lunch
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Middle of summer I get about 7 rabbits laying down and chilling out in the shade, I have noticed this year alot less rabbits in the area
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Re: Beef Cheek (Prime Rib of the Jowl) and Chicken Hearts - It's What For Lunch
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Middle of summer I get about 7 rabbits laying down and chilling out in the shade, I have noticed this year alot less rabbits in the area How did they taste??
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Re: Beef Cheek (Prime Rib of the Jowl) and Chicken Hearts - It's What For Lunch
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Cut up the rest of the beef check, I found the grizzly part, I would say you loose about 30% of it to fat, I just trimmed and the rest was outstanding, it will be on my weekly grilling schedule for a while That doesn`t look like anything I would prefer to eat, and I managed a meat market and cut meat for 26 years. I wouldn`t even put that in my hamburger meat if I was going to eat it. That`s just me. My sentiment as well. Hope you enjoyed it, all that counts.
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Re: Beef Cheek (Prime Rib of the Jowl) and Chicken Hearts - It's What For Lunch
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04/16/23 04:09 PM
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I make barbacoa out of cheek meat. Other than that I’d rather grill other cuts for the cost.
It's hell eatin em live
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Re: Beef Cheek (Prime Rib of the Jowl) and Chicken Hearts - It's What For Lunch
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I make barbacoa out of cheek meat. Other than that I’d rather grill other cuts for the cost. I don't like meat that is cooked alot, I want all the proteins and nutrients in the fat, blood, etc. I like my meat very rare, blue as they say. Choice for tonight:
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Re: Beef Cheek (Prime Rib of the Jowl) and Chicken Hearts - It's What For Lunch
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Middle of summer I get about 7 rabbits laying down and chilling out in the shade, I have noticed this year alot less rabbits in the area How did they taste?? I haven't tasted rabbit in 20 plus years, My mother had a farm in Irving and used to raise them and butcher them and sell them to the local grocery stores in the area, it was the family business before I was born. I would rather feed them, they are easy prey for the local bobcats, yotes, hawks and I see them ran over daily in my area.
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Re: Beef Cheek (Prime Rib of the Jowl) and Chicken Hearts - It's What For Lunch
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Change of plan, Had some baby back or some type of pork ribs that was on sale at Tom Thumb couple weeks ago, buy one get one, I stocked up. Marintated in Mustard/Soy Sauce and let them soak for a few days, they are very good, along with a fresh grill jap
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Re: Beef Cheek (Prime Rib of the Jowl) and Chicken Hearts - It's What For Lunch
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pretty sure the carnivore diet is the absence of fruits and vegetables
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