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Broughs are also good but don't always have the cuts I want. The Broughs at Dobbies in Kew is quite nice with its selection of pre-prepared stuff like Steak and Ale pie mix.
Broughs are also good but don't always have the cuts I want. The Broughs at Dobbies in Kew is quite nice with its selection of pre-prepared stuff like Steak and Ale pie mix.
Wow thats alotttta meat, mind me asking what that set you back?
Sam
Is that a humongous black pudding?!
Looking forward to seeing your meat close up Stan... Oo err missus.
Rib roast is my fave roast by a country mile. I can never resist cutting it in to huge fat steaks though instead of normal slices!
How long do you reckon that will take you to get through Stan?
Just placed an order with Turner and George AKA the East London Steak Company after seeing some posts on here about them (mostly by Glaucus I think)
They seem to have a good choice of stuff that you can't get at the average butchers/supermarket.
Will update with pictures next week when it arrives, but this is what I've gone for:
Pickled Brisket :: 1.5k
Onglet :: 1kg
Ground beef :: 1kg
2 x Pig Cheeks :: 500g
Rose Veal Chops :: 2 x 350g
You all eat your meat very very rare.
Clicked into this thread, expecting a different kind of meat.
I think most foodies would say that there are not that many ways to eat meat:
super blue/raw/sashimi
super rare (beef fillet)
rare to medium rare (most other forms of beef)
super well done/slow cooked (most forms of "tough" meat)
I can't can't imagine why anyone would ever have anything medium or well done.