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Roses4me
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Thu, May 05 2011, 6:13 am
My dh bought a packages piece of meat (cheap)..when I opened the packet I saw that its so full of fats..one side is really think..I can't even cut it off. The other side is covered by a thin layer..but this holds/covers all of the piece.
its just over 1kg
is grilling best? will the fat melt?
any tips would help..need to make something good for shabbos!
thanks
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BeershevaBubby
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Thu, May 05 2011, 6:39 am
NOT grilling. You want a long, slow cook like a crock pot.
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CatLady
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Thu, May 05 2011, 6:42 am
Grilling wouldn't give enough time for the fat to sufficiently render and melt off, IMHO. I would take the meat, season it and place it on a rack in a baking dish, cover tightly with foil, and bake low and slow, overnight in the oven at about 250 degrees. Then, the maximum amount of fat will have the chance to drip off, you'll have plenty of time to let the juices chill so you can lift the fat off and make a gravy, and the yummy smells will make you look forward to Shabbat dinner!
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MiracleMama
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Thu, May 05 2011, 7:04 am
CatLady wrote: | Grilling wouldn't give enough time for the fat to sufficiently render and melt off, IMHO. I would take the meat, season it and place it on a rack in a baking dish, cover tightly with foil, and bake low and slow, overnight in the oven at about 250 degrees. Then, the maximum amount of fat will have the chance to drip off, you'll have plenty of time to let the juices chill so you can lift the fat off and make a gravy, and the yummy smells will make you look forward to Shabbat dinner! |
I have done this with very fatty cuts and they have come out super soft and delicious. Using a rack in a dutch oven or roasting pan lets all that fat melt away out of your meat.
It would become soft too slow cooking in a crock pot, but it would be sitting in all that fat. This way is better imo.
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yo'ma
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Thu, May 05 2011, 7:32 am
boil in a pot of water for about an hour and then cook how you want. I've never done this because I have no patience (I cut the fat away usually), but that's what my mil said to do with certain meats.
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Britmummy
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Thu, May 05 2011, 8:58 am
Pot-au-feu!
Seal it by heating in a large pot for a few minutes on a very high heat, with a sprinkle of coarse salt. Then add (whole, peeled) carrots, potatos, turnips, celery, leeks and onions, cover with water and add a bay leaf and some thyme (or a bouquet garni sachet) and simmer for several hours (the longer the better)!
I often prepare this on Friday and leave it in the crockpot overnight for Shabbos lunch! Yum
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Roses4me
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Thu, May 05 2011, 3:50 pm
thanks everyone, I think I'll try the baking overnight (never done one overnight and don't have a slow cooker)
what do I season with? put it in just before going to bed? and take it out when? how many hours is ok?
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