What's that you're eating?

Just awesome ❤️❤️❤️

Thanks bud, it sure hit the spot. It also helped reinforce that my method for freezing meat works: wrap it tightly in saran wrap, squeezing out as much air as possible, then wrapping tightly in freezer paper. This meat is a year old and didn't have a whiff of that awful, freezer burnt flavor. It was still perfect and tender.
 
Thanks bud, it sure hit the spot. It also helped reinforce that my method for freezing meat works: wrap it tightly in saran wrap, squeezing out as much air as possible, then wrapping tightly in freezer paper. This meat is a year old and didn't have a whiff of that awful, freezer burnt flavor. It was still perfect and tender.

That’s exactly the way my mom and grandma did it. Tastes as delicious as the day it’s butchered or bought.

Something to be said about the old ways of doing things.

And here I vacuum pack it for the same results, yet the bags cost more, go figure lol
 
Forgot to post over the weekend: part of our extraordinary barbecue dinner feast in Austin on Friday night. Leroy & Lewis was named #2 on the Top 50 best BBQ joints in the state by Texas Monthly magazine this year. Two kinds of house made sausage. The sliced chunks with heavy bark next to the brisket is confit smoked beef cheeks. Whole hog. So good! 1765822803380.jpeg
 
Forgot to post over the weekend: part of our extraordinary barbecue dinner feast in Austin on Friday night. Leroy & Lewis was named #2 on the Top 50 best BBQ joints in the state by Texas Monthly magazine this year. Two kinds of house made sausage. The sliced chunks with heavy bark next to the brisket is confit smoked beef cheeks. Whole hog. So good! View attachment 3051537

OMG, that looks delicious!! ❤️
 
Thanks bud, it sure hit the spot. It also helped reinforce that my method for freezing meat works: wrap it tightly in saran wrap, squeezing out as much air as possible, then wrapping tightly in freezer paper. This meat is a year old and didn't have a whiff of that awful, freezer burnt flavor. It was still perfect and tender.
That’s exactly the way my mom and grandma did it. Tastes as delicious as the day it’s butchered or bought.

Something to be said about the old ways of doing things.

And here I vacuum pack it for the same results, yet the bags cost more, go figure lol

I agree. It’s pretty great when my meat is wrapped and squeezed. And having something that can be noisy, but is awesome at sucking, is pretty great, too!



*** Hey, I was talking about all the same things 🤨. Now do 5 Hail Mary’s, 2 Our Father’s, and keep your minds out of the gutter, or you’ll be getting a lump of coal for Christmas.

😅
 
I agree. It’s pretty great when my meat is wrapped and squeezed. And having something that can be noisy, but is awesome at sucking, is pretty great, too!



*** Hey, I was talking about all the same things 🤨. Now do 5 Hail Mary’s, 2 Our Father’s, and keep your minds out of the gutter, or you’ll be getting a lump of coal for Christmas.

😅

For Mason Jars the Vacuum works great, the bags are a juicy mess one way or another. Maybe 1/5 turns out just ok.
 
I agree. It’s pretty great when my meat is wrapped and squeezed. And having something that can be noisy, but is awesome at sucking, is pretty great, too!



*** Hey, I was talking about all the same things 🤨. Now do 5 Hail Mary’s, 2 Our Father’s, and keep your minds out of the gutter, or you’ll be getting a lump of coal for Christmas.

😅

For Mason Jars the Vacuum works great, the bags are a juicy mess one way or another. Maybe 1/5 turns out just ok.

I would like to convert to vacuum bags at some point once I start butchering a bit more. It would make thawing more convenient and make it easier to check quality without having to unwrap everything first. Some day.
 
Forgot to post over the weekend: part of our extraordinary barbecue dinner feast in Austin on Friday night. Leroy & Lewis was named #2 on the Top 50 best BBQ joints in the state by Texas Monthly magazine this year. Two kinds of house made sausage. The sliced chunks with heavy bark next to the brisket is confit smoked beef cheeks. Whole hog. So good! View attachment 3051537
Fantastic!!!!!

This place is on my bucket list!!!!
 
I would like to convert to vacuum bags at some point once I start butchering a bit more. It would make thawing more convenient and make it easier to check quality without having to unwrap everything first. Some day.

Best way I have found out is 3/4 frozen.
ahead of time especially fish. This includes marinated too. It takes fitness for sure, and a juicy mess to follow.

Grandma and moms was the best, hands down 👍❤️

I remember my Grandma freezing whole pieces meat/fish in those wax paper milk containers. Completely submerged. Not a speck of freezer burn whatsoever.

Lucky she had a small store that would accommodate a block like that.
 
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