Note: I am becoming familiar with the Jewish custom of koshering meats. I find that this actually seems to tenderize these cuts of meat, for me. (Maybe, the main purpose of making meat kosher is to remove all of the porphyrins which are blood products found in red meats: being "red" for the obvious reason).
Whatever the reasons, I find that after i "kosher" the meat, it actually seems to cook up better. And, marinating the cuts that I buy has an added tenderizing effect: as does pounding the cuts and flattening them out, too...if no bone is involved, I mean.
So, I guess I see no real advantage to buying expensive tender cuts, when people can seem to make any cut quite tender, with the proper cooking skills and preparation.
What do you think?
2006-10-21
23:14:01
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hohobankhamen
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