Alright. Digg it. You know what, just meat from the grocery store today. This day and and age. Nevermind. Too complicated. Beef, chicken, pork, fish. Ain't got no T-Rex at the Aldi
As a kid I remember my mom having cans of "pork". White tin can black letters. (Remember the "generic" store brands? Probably what it was but damn it was good!
2) Were they all out of the BIG packs of refrigerator magnets?
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2 questions and a statement:
Ya'll ain't gonna get no ice cubes with the tray sitting in the living room. Ya'll have to fill that with water, suck open the freezer door with a giant magnet and put the tray inside.
I remember my grandma picking up her commodities! There was a trunkful of plain cans and wrappers therein. But, that cheese and canned meat really worked. Plain as y’day.
I think there is no more versatile protein than pork however.
Have to admit I grew up and love blacktail venison and beef - but - you are a good and honest man. Pork is more versatile, and when grass fed is delicious. Taste and protein content when grass fed is fantastic. Not that I have ate it that much, but goat meat (grass fed) is the most common meat in the world and for good reason. It is very similar to high quality venison and can be grown/raised just about anywhere (a similar quality for pork I might add.)
PS: A hearty thank you for raising beef in this country at this time.
Domestic, I would have to say T-bone steak off my cousins natural fed beef. They get corn silage topped with a ground feed mixture of corn and oats twice a day and alfalfa hay to chew on. The flavor is out of this world.
We are just finishing up a 200 lb (hanging weight) hog that was commercially (but locally) raised. Very little flavor. I'm about porked out from that.
Domestic, I would have to say T-bone steak off my cousins natural fed beef. They get corn silage topped with a ground feed mixture of corn and oats twice a day and alfalfa hay to chew on. The flavor is out of this world.
We are just finishing up a 200 lb (hanging weight) hog that was commercially (but locally) raised. Very little flavor. I'm about porked out from that.
Just now came to the thread and haven't read past here, but I am willing to bet that you are correct. Eagerly awaiting posts stating that the only meat that the poster's family eats is that of the rare southern snortbear or something similar.
Very tough to answer but for me after much thought I would have to say beef. Favorite meat. ??
Pork! hands down, with it I can have bacon, sausage, ham, pork chops and grilled loin, are there better cuts? sure, particularly in the African bush, but here, for a lifetime all arounder, pork is unbeatable for me.
I am rather partial to chicken. I like it fried, roasted, stewed, smoked......cooked just about anyway. I also like pork and beef. I could probably be pretty much satisfied with any of it for the rest of my life. I like seafood, but not compared to the others. I hate lamb On the other hand, barbequed mutton is good if it's cooked right.
It would be hard to pick just one, but I do like chicken.
Domestic, I would have to say T-bone steak off my cousins natural fed beef. They get corn silage topped with a ground feed mixture of corn and oats twice a day and alfalfa hay to chew on. The flavor is out of this world.
We are just finishing up a 200 lb (hanging weight) hog that was commercially (but locally) raised. Very little flavor. I'm about porked out from that.