#meat processing

[kral-adams]

Steak Dinner 🥩

[nerves-nebula]

What kind of tests would a bronze age butcher be doing to see how different kinds of meat cook under different conditions

[sweaterkittensahoy]

This dude does such a great job crushing the disinformation about chicken farming. He does go into detail about how some chickens are slaughtered near the end, just FYI. I love that he has comedic timing to match with his knowledge of how chickens are processed and WHY they're processed that way.

On a personal note: "The EU banned it!" is a red flag for me when it comes to people talking about food safety. Europe is not more advanced than the US just because it has a longer list of things you can't do to your food.

[glowingcritter]

We are all blessed today

Good trade

[trashclangen]

But what if I want to eat the doves, dove frico

I would highly advise against it, even in an emergency! (Non-graphic discussion of parasites and eating birds under the cut, for anyone who wants to look away!)

- In general, don't eat animals that died of sickness - Because they were sick, their body condition is very poor. They won't have much meat anyway - What little meat the adult birds have will be extremely stringy because they're old birds - They're feral pigeons, not production breeds, so even in optimal conditions, they'd still not be great meat producers - They definitely have encysted tapeworms So like. You can. But it will be very bad and I hope you cook them real well, or you're gonna wind up with hitchhikers in your intestines...

[thechurchofsplatterdaysaints]

[chamberlinfamilyfarms]

#parenting #homesteading #hunting #meatprocessing

[stone-cold-groove]

Swift’s Meats for Babies.