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There's a similar storage facility in our area. Mostly used for winter storage of RV's and boats.Yes, cold storage.
Congrats on the chicks.THanks for the input on the wrong end pip. It seems to have made some progress, though I am not sure if it did that much on it's own or if the other chicks opened it up a little more. The membrane is just tanning around where the beak is out. I'll let it go a while longer and take a peek when I take the chicks out. No more pips as of right now, and 5 hatched.
Oh, me too. It is my favorite meat. I need to learn though how to prepare and cook it. I am going to have them leave it whole this year when I slaughter. For now I have it in steaks. I need to ask @Akrnaf2 how he would do it, the chef, and how would you do it? Last time I did it no justice trying the grill. What a waste. It was not bad, but it was not prime rib.You guys are tearing me up with this prime rib talk. I'm headed to the grocery store.
Ooh! The meat market at Soulard Market is open today.
Good morning everyone!!
Quote: Did you eat one of the OLD cows? The meat of a mature cow ,( if you know how to handle it!) is equsieet!
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I usually slaughter at 18 months.Did you eat one of the OLD cows? The meat of a mature cow ,( if you know how to handle it!) is equsieet!
I'm alright. Yes preparing for a good weekend. How is your FIL?Thank, good!and you? Preparing yourself for a good weekend?
Or prime rib?
My females that I breed get real names anything else gets names like Tim (turn into meat), Stew, Char, Late (you can call me whenever you want just don't call me late for dinner), JD (just dinner), and a few others.
Good day!
Did you eat one of the OLD cows? The meat of a mature cow ,( if you know how to handle it!) is equsieet!