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USDA Prime beef growing more available :

http://notssmbbs.com/viewtopic.php?t=8692

Now if only they start selling it properly aged ...

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BeartoothGiG wrote:
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> USDA Prime beef growing more available :


Interesting. I suppose one Wagyu prime steak wouldn't
kill me.

> http://notssmbbs.com/viewtopic.php?t=8692
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> Now if only they start selling it properly aged ...


Scroll down into the comments. They're rather interesting.
On the second page of comments, a guy from Argentina
uploaded a picture of how they roast a whole lamb.
It's a lot different than I would have guessed. For one
thing, it's still got all of its wool. :-)
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Mark Thorson > wrote in news:4A623D5F.D55719C6
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> BeartoothGiG wrote:
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>> USDA Prime beef growing more available :

>
> Interesting. I suppose one Wagyu prime steak wouldn't
> kill me.
>
>> http://notssmbbs.com/viewtopic.php?t=8692
>>
>> Now if only they start selling it properly aged ...

>
> Scroll down into the comments. They're rather interesting.
> On the second page of comments, a guy from Argentina
> uploaded a picture of how they roast a whole lamb.
> It's a lot different than I would have guessed. For one
> thing, it's still got all of its wool. :-)


oh, gross! have you ever smelled burning wool? gag...
my neighbors to the back (in a different house) used to roast whole
lambs at least once a year & it was so tantalizing drifting on the
breeze. but they had the sense to skin the beast first!
lee

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In article >, Mark Thorson > wrote:
>BeartoothGiG wrote:
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>> USDA Prime beef growing more available :

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>Interesting. I suppose one Wagyu prime steak wouldn't
>kill me.


I saw it claimed recently that Wagyu steak fat is good for you -- more
Omega-3 than Atlantic salmon! ;-)

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