I know a bunch of Arabs that are really into capitalism too, but most are moderates and don't care about pork, neither the moderate Jewish people care about eating pork or kosher steak.
I'm good with ditching the Muslims and Jewish people, as long as the Christians go with them.
Fantastic meal. A schnitzel is meat, thinned by pounding with a meat tenderizer, coated with flour, beaten eggs and bread crumbs, and then fried.It's similar to the French dish escalope.
Neither -- both are too easy to dry out, both lack flavor, both have a boring texture.
Pork shoulder is much tastier, it's the section used to make Italian sausage. Enough fat to stay juicy, and crisp up nicely. It's also got some 'dark meat' which is the parts that brown up all the way through. Delicious!
American industrial pork has become disappointingly lean and consequently flavorless. Find a local butcher that can get locally raised hogs. You'll pay a bit more, but you'll rediscover the luxury of good pork.
BTW: If you can't enjoy a properly grilled pork chop seasoned with salt & pepper the same way you'd enjoy a beef steak or a another meat, then the shortcoming is in the meat. Good fresh pork doesn't need a ton of herbs & spices to be simply enjoyed. It has a subtle flavor, but unfortunately, swine metabolism does allow the animals to pickup and retain off flavors from their food. That's why pigs for specialty meats like Prosciutto, are 'acorn finished'. The pigs are carefully kept away from foodstuffs that might carry an unpleasant flavor (i.e. slops), and are fed cleaned hard acorns, and carry the sweet & nutty aromas right into their body-fat.
Both. Cooked with my smoker using Apple, Hickory, Whiskey Barrel, Rum Barrel or Orange chips. A nice rub with Habanero, Jalapeno, or using Herbes de Provence. Also slow cooked in the crock pot using Herbes de Provence. Jeff has some good recipes but I do not use his dry rub. http://www.smoking-meat.com/.
Simple way. I buy a whole or half loin when the supermarket has a sale and the product looks good. Then I slice it into thick steaks and grill them (in covered smoker with hickory smoke chips and charcoal) to internal temp of 140F (which rises to 145ish in 5 min after grilling.) Serve with fresh salad, and/or your vegs of choice.
alright-you hit me. I like both. a loin, we cook carefully and baste with rosemary, basil and garlic. the chops we do a fruit sauce-it has hot sauce and pick a jelly/jam
Neither...sense I stopped eating pork, I stopped getting sick...ie, colds, flue, etc. Turns out that pork mimics A type blood and in my body it's an invading blood type...while attacking the pork, I was susceptible to viruses.
Haven't been any kind of sick in over 20 years now.
Back in the day though...I was a pork hound...especially bacon...used to eat a pound at a time.
I love tenderloin baked over an open fire fanned by a cessna 182 early in the morning when I'm just getting up to enjoy it. . blew our tent down. . the 182's owner had a little too much to drink, I think. -- j .
If you go to Dan Quayle's favorite restaurant (Nick's) in Huntington, Indiana and order the breaded pork tenderloin sandwich, you won't have to do any prep. And it's to die for.
The hind leg of a Florida piney rooter wrapped in bacon then several layers of foil, put to rest on a slow smoker with some green branches from the tangerine tree floating in boat of bud light on the side heat for about 8 hours will do the job every time.
Thanks for that southern style of slooooow cooking . The early settlers in Florida called them ‘piney woods rooters’, which recognizes the fact that pigs spend a lot of time rooting in the ground with their broad noses, looking for bulbs, tubers and anything else edible. An area recently rooted by pigs looks as if it has just been plowed.
Youre welcome - dont forget to open the foil the last couple hours. They sure enough tear up some ground, if you get between their wallow and their rootin ground , you get this - http://www.starznbarz.com/Hunting/Hun...
My best way to prepare pork is a restaurant. There is a place called Cody's Roadhouse that serves up a porkchop the size of a steak. If you like pork. My wife doesn't, because of her upbringing, but any time you want to see this old fat man salivate, serve him up a rack of St. Louis style spare ribs. Oh, man, even my fingernails are salivating.
However, when you eat too much ribs and you're over 40, you may be sorry later. BUT it's worth it. I like a really hot red pepper sauce on mine, but again, there may be a price to pay when entering the little room.
I prefer going out and killing my own wild pigs. They are overrunning and destroying crops here in central Texas. Some places will even let you get them for free just to save their crops. Depending on what I am making it all tastes good.
We don't have wild boar that I know around here (twin cities) I bet it all tastes incredible . So fresh to get your own meat. Is there a hunting season or are they such a nuisance that the looters don't tax your take.
I love buying a whole loin, dry rubbing it (I've created my own rub), allow it to sit overnight. I then throw it on my Traeger smoker/grill for about 3 hours. After that, I'll usually finish in either a slow cooker or even the oven for a couple hours (low and slow). This allows me to "pull" the meat into some crumbly, delicious, moist pork goodness!! I normally end up freezing a good percentage of it in small batches (8-10 oz.) and then use it for a few weeks to a month afterwards. Just ridiculously GOOD!!
Or a blue whale. Their tongues alone can weigh as much as an elephant. An adult blue whale can eat up to 40 million krill in a day. The whales always feed in the areas with the highest concentration of krill, sometimes eating up to 3,600 kilograms (7,900 lb) of krill in a single day. Mmmmm sea food!!!
the oceans of the world will be dead inside 40 years...Fukushima is still leaking radiation and posioning most of the Pacific...antibiotics from human use is running into all rivers and oceans...100 year half life...all krill, plankton, and sea life will die...
i am at my natural weight...180...i juice wheatgrass ..2 oz ...first thing...then 16 ozs of green drink...sprouts, celery...cucumbers...cabbage...spinach...kale...and whatever else is green in the fridge...vegan raw lunch...then repeat juicing in afternoon...salad for dinner...then a glass of wine or beer in the evening...in bed by 8pm...up at 5 am...run...repeat previous day...weights at gym twice a week...
Sushi is awesome. When we hosted a Japanese exchange student one summer , we had planned a sushi meal and she said it was fast food. She also said that I used enough Wasabi for all of Kobe, Japan.
Need fats, too, and an appetizing variety of foods. I enjoy fresh veg, grow much of my own, but life is not enjoyable for me without cooked food and meat/fowl/fish. I'm glad you aren't driving up the demand ;^)
Oh, I get those fats, too. My favorite snacks have been raw almonds and raw pumpkin seeds for years and my briefcase always contains a bag. Hope you live a long healthy life ;^)
if you will soak the raw almonds and pumpkin overnight and let them dry for a few days...they will be sprouted and 100 times more nutritious..that's what i do...
Pork loin and pork tenderloin are not cut from the same part of the animal, and in fact, look really different — pork tenderloin is thin and small, while a pork loin is wide enough that you can cut steak-like pieces from it. How you cook it, though, is the main difference. Pork tenderloin is best quickly cooked over fairly high heat, while pork loin lends itself well to slow-roasting or grilling methods.
I currently have a full loin in the fridge, marinating in a bit of vinegar, Durkee's "Steak Dust," and McCommick's "Montreal Chicken." When I'm hungry, I cut off a steak, fry in grapeseed oil or put on the grill.
some Jews tend to like capitalism, and I love that in them! -- j
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I'm good with ditching the Muslims and Jewish people, as long as the Christians go with them.
I've ever had. . delicious!!! -- j
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Pork shoulder is much tastier, it's the section used to make Italian sausage. Enough fat to stay juicy, and crisp up nicely. It's also got some 'dark meat' which is the parts that brown up all the way through. Delicious!
American industrial pork has become disappointingly lean and consequently flavorless. Find a local butcher that can get locally raised hogs. You'll pay a bit more, but you'll rediscover the luxury of good pork.
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Haven't been any kind of sick in over 20 years now.
Back in the day though...I was a pork hound...especially bacon...used to eat a pound at a time.
a cessna 182 early in the morning when I'm just
getting up to enjoy it. . blew our tent down. . the
182's owner had a little too much to drink, I think. -- j
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La Crosse Wi during Oktoberfest. Living life and enjoying it
were plenty of people there to enjoy the festivities! -- j
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Spare ribs soooo delicious!!
An adult blue whale can eat up to 40 million krill in a day. The whales always feed in the areas with the highest concentration of krill, sometimes eating up to 3,600 kilograms (7,900 lb) of krill in a single day. Mmmmm sea food!!!
and she said it was fast food.
She also said that I used enough Wasabi for all of Kobe, Japan.
I.. like, Thoritsu...am Omnivore...the original blood type 0...some call us cavemen.
I'm glad you aren't driving up the demand ;^)
Hope you live a long healthy life ;^)
Pork loin and pork tenderloin are not cut from the same part of the animal, and in fact, look really different — pork tenderloin is thin and small, while a pork loin is wide enough that you can cut steak-like pieces from it. How you cook it, though, is the main difference. Pork tenderloin is best quickly cooked over fairly high heat, while pork loin lends itself well to slow-roasting or grilling methods.
You can eat it rare in the US now, without concern for lockjaw/trichinosis! Don't over cook!!!