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Recipe for Dak Bulgogi Korean Barbeque Chicken
This soy sauce, apple, and red pepper flakes marinade is chilled over night in this Korean variation on BBQ chicken.
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theres SOMETHING behind you…
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in my mind hoffman loves fishing and strahm is fine with eating fish 3 times a day as long as he gets to absolutely decimate it with a kitchen hatchet beforehand. hoffman is still the one to cook it though strahm just likes violence
#it's enrichment to him#am i projecting because i just left the kitchen covered in blood and bits of the 8 pound carp i cut up into steaks? why yes. and#saw#peter strahm#mark hoffman#hoffstrahm#coffinshipping#daneil made
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#my posts#stim#sensory#stimmy#meat#steak#ribs#food#food preparation#cooking#brisket#cutting#red#brown#I’m so hungry :(
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YEAH this is pretty high-concept basically . . .
BONUS DIBS yayy
was too lazy to finish him sorry. this is what the tallest personal chef was going to look like. i dont like the concept here bc i feel like their personal chef would be much more cool looking something like a sizz-lorr type design. but i like his stupid face. look at him
#my art#iz#invader zim#almighty tallest#almighty tallest red#almighty tallest purple#tallest purple#tallest red#dib membrane#< under da cut#i dont even know who philly cheese steak is bro. imnot from around here#tallest purple is hitting a vape pen btw idk if its visible enough. fuck off dude#this is so stupid. guys im sorry
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Tbh I think just saying “increased appetite” on change lists with T truly doesn’t tell you just how much. So I’m gonna tell you how much for ppl considering starting T
A fucking lot. A “I’ve had an appetite-related eating disorder for years that I barely struggle with since starting T” lot. I am not kidding you will have so much of an appetite. You will be so hungry. Its genuinely incredible
And obviously it’s different for everyone but I just need ppl thinking of starting T to understand they are not fucking around when they say your appetite will increase. T makes you so hungry you will eat so much. Trust me on this please. Learn to make some nice filling meals, find fun ways to cook veggies, get some meat
#some tips. buying an on sale roast and cutting it up is cheaper than pre-cut steaks or beef chunks#buy meat when its on sale and freeze it#keep some frozen wnd fresh veggies. if prep work is difficult then buy em pre-cut its better than not having any#learn to make rlly filling meals. you will need these.#keep some more filling snack foods in the house for when u dont have the energy to cook as well#hrt#transmasc
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So inspiring watching kanghan find his true passion: being a sugar daddy
#you know he felt sooo good buying sailom that steak and teaching him to cut it skksksjddnmzk#dangerous romance
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The 8 Primal Cuts of Beef — A Beginner’s Guide
One of the first steps to making smarter choices with beef — whether from your local butcher or other cattle farm, is understanding what cuts come from where on a cow. This helps you understand typical fat content, uses, and get an idea of why some cuts are pricier than others.
There’s a lot of jargon in beef. From hanger steaks to delmonico steaks, there are a lot of terms to remember. Today, we’re going to start with the fundamental 8 primal cuts you need to know.
These are the 8 parts of the cow (steer) that all American butchers organize their cuts from, and if you’re looking to cut your own steaks, save money on volume, buy in bulk for a large gathering, or buy wholesale for a restaurant, this is your first step to understanding the steer.
The 8 primal cuts of beef:
• Chuck
• Rib
• Loin
• Round
• Flank
• Plate
• Brisket
• Shank
Within each of the 8 primal cuts are what are known as “sub-primal cuts”. These are just specific names for large parts within each primal cut. Within each sub-primal cut are the “portion cuts”, which are the consumer-facing portions you see in stores.
We’ll cover what each primal cut is and include some of the sub-primal and portion cuts found within each primal. We’ll also provide rough weights and percentages based on a 1,300-pound steer [*].
1. Chuck
Portion of the cattle carcass: 29%
Average weight after fat and bone loss: 198.4lbs
Chuck is the primal cut that includes the shoulder of the steer and is arguably the most versatile cut. It’s delicious, plentiful, and used in a wide variety of cooking applications.
The chuck primal is rich in meat and marbling, which helps add flavor and tenderize the surrounding meat. Although rich in flavor, chuck cuts are not as tender as the elegant middle steak primals; consequently, they are perfectly suited to pot roasts and braising cooking.
This primal cut is also the most popular source for ground beef, thanks to its rich flavor and its balance of meat and fat. Over half of the chuck is typically harvested for ground beef.
Chuck subprimals
The chuck’s sub-primals are the chuck roll, chuck eye, chuck short ribs, chuck tender, clod top blade, clod heart, and teres major.
Chuck portion cuts
Portion cuts from the chuck primal include ground beef, cubed beef, shoulder center roast, and chuck eye steak.
Chuck can be cooked about any way you like. If you’re using chuck ground beef, fire up the grill and have some burgers. If you go with the shoulder center roast, try braising it since chuck can be a bit tougher than other cuts.
2. Rib
Portion of the cattle carcass: 9%
Average weight after fat and bone loss: 63.2lbs
The rib primal includes the meat cut from the ribs and backbone of the cow. Rib meat has a distinctive, sought-after flavor and is more expensive than many other cuts.
This primal is the source, as you might expect, for ribs. Although there are 13 pairs of ribs, only ribs six through 12 fall into the rib primal. (One through five are part of the chuck cut and the 13th rib is part of the loin.)
Rib subprimals
The rib’s sub-primals are the ribeye roll, peeled cap, beef rib / blade meat, and short ribs.
Rib portion cuts
Portion cuts from the rib primal include the ribeye roast and steak, prime rib, the rib short ribs, the ribeye petite steak, and ribeye filet.
Popular cuts like prime rib, short rib, and ribeye steak do best with high, direct heat and short cooking times, but the back ribs are best suited for indirect cooking methods like smoking.
3. Loin
Portion of the cattle carcass: 16%
Average weight after fat and bone loss: 99.5lbs
Because this primal is from some of the least-used muscles of the cow, meat from this cut is particularly tender. As a result, these cuts do not require long cooking times and are often the most expensive.
Loin subprimals
The loin’s sub-primals are the butt tender, peeled tenderloin, strip loin, top butt, ball tip, tri-tip, and bottom sirloin flap. Looking to cut your own steaks? Try our 100% grass-fed whole primal striploin.
Loin portion cuts
Portion cuts from the loin primal include the t-bone steak, filet mignon, delmonico steak, ny strip steak, sirloin roast, porterhouse steak, and tri-tip roast.
Loin cuts take well to open flame and other direct heat methods. Some of the loin cuts are the priciest cuts on the steer, so we recommend cooking them medium-rare to get the most flavor.
4. Round
Portion of the cattle carcass: 22%
Average weight after fat and bone loss: 140.9lbs
The round is cut from the rear of the cow, including the hind shank and the rump. Because the round is so lean and doesn’t have as much marbling, your cooking method will vary depending on the subprimal cut.
You can slice the round into 5/8 inch thick steaks for country fried round steaks. The round can also be separated into sections or seamed out into the Top, Bottom, and Eye of Round. The top can be cut 1 ½-2 inch thick steaks and makes for a fantastic London Broil, and the Bottom Round is often used for corned beef.
Round subprimals
The round’s subprimals are the round tip, top round, bottom round, and rump.
Round portion cuts
Portion cuts from the round primal include the bottom round steak, eye of round steak, top round roast, and round tip steak.
Meat from the round tends to be very lean and not as tender — making it best suited for moist cooking. There are exceptions to this: London broil is delicious when grilled, and sirloin tip and sirloin sandwich steaks are light, healthy meats that require minimum preparation times.
Any of the round items makes for a wonderful beef roast, too. Just remember to serve it medium and slice it thin. If you’re a jerky fan, any of the round pieces make great jerky, too. Just remove all fat and silver skin before drying it.
5. Flank
Portion of the cattle carcass: <1%
Average weight after fat and bone loss: 4.6lbs
The flank is the primal cut just below the loin primal, so it is the “bottom most” primal excluding the little bit of meat you can collect from the shank (legs) of the cow. Flank has been historically cheap but with lean meat on the rise, flank has inflated in price.
Flank subprimals
The flank’s subprimals are just the flank.
Flank portion cuts
Portion cuts from the rib primal are just the flank steak and any ground beef the butcher collects.
This cut requires a bit of love and attention, but it can be worth it. It’s wonderful baked, and make sure you give it a good marinade to tenderize the meat.
6. Plate
Portion of the cattle carcass: <2%
Average weight after fat and bone loss: 9.2lbs
The plate primal (also called the short plate) is located under the rib primal, close to the stomach of the cow. The cuts from the plate are slightly tough and therefore better prepared with moist cooking methods. It is generally a cheap cut of meat, and a leaner plate can be used for beef bacon. Most butchers use the plate for ground beef, though.
Plate subprimals
The plate’s subprimals and portion cuts are one in the same. Since there isn’t a lot of meat in the plate, it is cut directly into portion cuts or ground into ground beef.
Plate portion cuts
Portion cuts from the plate primal include the hanger steak, short ribs, skirt steak, and beef bacon.
Low and slow is the name of the game with the plate primal. This meat is inexpensive, tough, and takes best to moist cooking methods.
(Jingo's commentary- think of this like brisket but not as thick and more ribby rich flavor. This is one of the primals used to cure beef bacon. Yes I know it says that up there but this is important)
7. Brisket
Portion of the cattle carcass: 11%
Average weight after fat and bone loss: 27.6lbs
The brisket primal is from the front of the animal beneath the chuck primal. It’s essentially the breast meat of the cow. Because cuts from the brisket are among the less tender, they are best suited for moist cooking methods like braising, stewing, and steaming.
Common cuts from the brisket primal include the brisket point and brisket flat. The point is fattier and better suited for pot roast, and the flat is a bit leaner and better for square cuts and corned beef.
Brisket subprimals
The brisket’s subprimals are simply the brisket.
Brisket portion cuts
Portion cuts from the brisket primal include the point cut and flat cut.
Brisket is famously delicious but also known to be tough and sinewy. To combat this and unlock the unique meaty flavor of the brisket, you should stick to moist cooking methods like braising, smoking, steaming, and stewing.
(Jingo's commentary- if it is tough, then you fucked up. Fact statement. There are techniques. Ask me and we will start up a thread and get a bunch of the boys to do a brisket bull session. Second bit, this is one of the primals you can use for beef bacon. Yes...you heard me. Beef bacon. Assume that an angel's choir just fired up)
8. Shank
Portion of the cattle carcass: 10%
Average weight after fat and bone loss: 40.3lbs
Meat from the shank primal is some of the toughest; as a result, most stores and retailers do not offer cuts from this primal. If you do get some, it is great for marrow and lean ground beef, but in general, it is so tough and sinewy it’s difficult to get much more out of it. Other miscellaneous pieces that are sometimes harvested include the kidneys.
Shank subprimals
The shank’s subprimals include marrow bones and ground beef.
Shank portion cuts
Apart from the bones and a little bit of beef, most retailers don’t sell shank. Beef kidneys are fairly popular, though.
The best use for a shank is to use them to make beef broth or to cook them low and slow in a dish like osso buco. Because shank has such little fat, you’ll need to cook it for a long time to make it worth it.
(Jingo's commentary on shank, not part of the article - adding shank to almost any crock pot meal, up to and including chili is outstanding. The steak from that area is fine but it is the bone marrow is what you want. The amount of satiety you will get from high amounts of bone marrow in solution in dishes will shock you. Even higher satiety...long term satiety is even better than even the fattiest meal you have ever had. It also helps to act as a binder and a bit of a food glue if that makes sense. If you don't want to buy flank steaks, ask the meat counter guys about cross cut large bones and throw them any slow cooker meal. It is so good, good for you and will help tighten up that loose skin as you loose weight.)
Credit Nathan Phelps
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(There are tonnes of additions I would make and things said in the article I would disagree with but it is a good general guide)
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I know some people are scared of large knives and cleavers. But in the same vein as why a sharp knife is safer than a dull one, if you've got enough size and weight to make a clean cut through bone or a hard squash, that's significantly safer than hacking away at it multiple times with a smaller knife. There's no need to have a large array of huge knives, but if you often break down large birds, other meat with bones in it, or hard squashes, a large chef's knife with some heft to it or a cleaver can be a sensible investment. The ideal for a knife or cleaver that you use for this purpose is that it cuts through the object to the board in one clean, firm movement.
Do NOT get a large knife or cleaver with one of those paper thin blades unless you are getting it from a brand or a smith that specializes in them. A thin bladed large knife or cleaver has the specific danger of that when you are removing the blade from what you cut, if it did not make a clean cut through the object, then when you are pulling it out you are going to be fighting a lot of surface tension. You do not want to be yanking hard on a sharp object.
What you should look for is a subtle wedge shape to it, so that it forces the two sections you are cutting apart, enough heft that you can make a clean cut through a hard object, and for it to be well balanced so that you don't feel like it's going to tilt forward out of your hand. Full tang is more important for this kind of knife and for cleavers, since you'll be using them with significant force. As with all cutting implements, make sure to keep them in good condition.
#Is this what my blog is for?#Not really#but one of my friends got themselves pretty bad trying to cut up a sugar pumpkin with a steak knife#they're going to be fine but I would prefer for other people to not have this happen to them
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what if I started using my blog as a blog again and started posting my cooking
#miripix#tonight's steak is a little overcooked which is a shame#but it’s not like it's an expensive cut so oh well
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CAN I GET A STIMBOARD BASED OFF OF KOREAN BBQ (ROBLOX) WITH LIKE MEAT ESPECIALLY. AND LIKE COOKING AND FOOD GOD SO MUCH FOOD IM SO HUNGRY
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KOREAN BBQ (ROBLOX) STIMBOARD
#@ With themes of meat, food, and cooking !!
#stimboard#SUPER RAD!! ♥ Radicus tag!!#food stim#meat stim#raw meat#cw raw meat#egg stim#soup stim#sandwich stim#cooking stim#grilling stim#cutting stim#knife cw#weapon cw#roblox game#roblox stimboard#food stimboard#food stims#steak stim#red stim#Korean bbq game
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haunting yourself
#based on that one post from last december about how#characters sometimes change so much throught their stories that their future self is a monster to their younger version.#who themselves have turned into ghosts left to watch over what has become of them.#idc anymore about getting that 'shadow' right. i have a paper to write until next thursday#close ups under the cut cause you cant see them properly <3#philly cheese steak#toh#the owl house#philip wittebane#emperor belos
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More misc. daily life pictures and such
#image commentary in tags once again since they don't allow captions anymore and I feel weird using the alt text for that --#1 & 2 - Very bright pretty looking sky !#2. HUGE icicle that looked like you could kill someone with it or something.. Pulled from near a gutter on the side of a building#3. & 4 & 5 - various images from a silly party I had where I pretended to be some elf king turning like 204 years old lol (also not like#a REAL party. Only my roommates were there really and we're all in the same household bubble.#just to clarify. I would never dare have a large party anyway given#my hermitous nature but on top of that.. didn't want there to be some implication that I'm having a Party while covid is still ongoing lol.#NEVER.. But I do love dressing up as some fantasy character so much.. The only thing that could ever bring a true hermit wizard#to engage with others socially is the prospect of connecting it somehow to fantasy worlds and costumes lol. One must simply dress up#as a silly 200 year old man from time to time and pretend you've never seen a balloon before in your life. etc.#6. bapy boye... feets#7. The main food that I made for the elderly elf man 'party'. which was a Deconstructed Beef Wellington (kind of as ajoke since I watch s#o many silly cooking competition shows and they always make stuff 'deconstructed' at the last minute when under time limits or whatever.)#I've wanted to make beef wellington a few times but Ithink to do it well I'd need like..an actual kitchen and a lot of time and#an oven that fully works to bake things and etc. etc. So I thought this would be an easier method. A thick steak cut round to kind of mimi#c the round tenderloin or whatever it is in a wellington. instead of the puff pastry being wrapped around - I just did star shaped cut outs#of pastry and baked them and put them on top (to go with the star theme). instead of mushroom duxelles being wrapped around in pastry#its in a little circle under the steak. and instead of mustard being brushed onto the meat I made a mustard gravy sauce type of thing#Then of course asparagus on the side.. my favorite... Though I know some wellington#also has a layer of prosciutto I think. or I saw one person use crepes. I didn't feel it was necessary to incorporate that too lol#8. bapy son helping me do a giant puzzle that took me hours and I had no idea it was actually that large of a puzzle#until I started putting it together and for some reason it made me stressed by the end instead of relaxed lol.. puzzle fatigue#photo diary
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Alrighty, it's been a week or so since Chapter 4 was released, so I think I'm well in the clear to post the artwork I made for it!!! Woo-Hoo!
A reminder that you can Only read "OPERATION: Steak Cuts!" on Wattpad, and I will be posting updates as well as announcing stuff related 2 my work here!!! <3 Thank you for the continuous support on my silly little shipfic, it all means lots 2 me :']
#botbots tag 🏪#burgerbonz#operation steak cuts#botbots#burgertron#bonz eye#transformers botbots#tf botbots#transformers#transformers fanfiction#if you'd told me i'd wind up writing transformers lesbian rarepair fanfiction in 2023 i'd probably just go “yeah no that checks out”#... which is does. considering my history with rarepairs
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Steak Cuts Stimboard with Keyboard Theme
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#Steakcut#Steak cuts#tf botbots#transformers botbots#transformers#burgertron#bonz eye#bonz-eye#Food#keyboard#stimboard
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I was thinking about this scene recently and
Okay, one, the fact that Joel took a steak from Bill and Frank's is just funny. Like did he go into the freezer? Did he find a steak in there and be like, "Yoink."
Ellie was grabbing toilet paper while he got himself coffee and a steak XD
Two, boy that got a lot smaller when it got on his plate. How much of it did he give Ellie?
Three (also her face is really cute here), look at how full her plate is. She scarfs her food. She's already put away a decent amount here, probably. Legitimately how more food did he give her versus himself?
#my headcanon is 100% always that he gives her extra food and thinks she doesn't realize#i also saw this tiktok once from this girl like talking about how she hates cutting steak so she always got her dad to do it#and i think that's cute and now i have the headcanon that ellie doesn't know how to cut food up in like#any sort of even vaguely polite way#like she just rips pieces off#and it deeply pains joel#also like joel never gives her a dinner knife?#in both meals we see her eat she only uses a fork#and i think the idea of that is just so funny#“you tried to stab me once. no steak knives for you”#the last of us#tlou hbo#ellie williams#joel miller#your honour i love them#food tw
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