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On 1/30/2023 at 6:17 PM, DNP said:

Butcher texted a little preview of the ribeyes…picking up ricky on Wednesday. 

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Ricky wants to rev sear

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4 hours ago, DNP said:

Butcher texted a little preview of the ribeyes…picking up ricky on Wednesday. 

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At this point in time - is when "Ricky" gets re-named into "Delicious!..."   :lmao:

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20 hours ago, Armed Eye Doc said:

Yum!  :drool:

Did Ricky have a brisket dedicated to the Fall shoot?

I don’t know that it’ll last that long…but we can always try. 

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23 hours ago, DNP said:

Butcher texted a little preview of the ribeyes…picking up ricky on Wednesday. 

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Lil Ricky is growing in stature before my very eyes!:hail:

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He called with bad news today. I can’t pick up til Friday. He’s too friggin big. They couldn’t get all the hamburger done and have to finish tomorrow or Thursday. 

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8 minutes ago, DNP said:

He called with bad news today. I can’t pick up til Friday. He’s too friggin big. They couldn’t get all the hamburger done and have to finish tomorrow or Thursday. 

But, this is not necessarily bad news...   :thumbup::hail:

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Crap. One full freezer, a bunch in the other and some in the house fridge. 
 

717.6 lbs of product, but probably 80-100 of that is bones for broth and lard to render…so about 600lbs of meat!  Thanks Ricky. 

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On 2/3/2023 at 11:52 PM, DNP said:

Crap. One full freezer, a bunch in the other and some in the house fridge. 
 

717.6 lbs of product, but probably 80-100 of that is bones for broth and lard to render…so about 600lbs of meat!  Thanks Ricky. 

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😍😍😍😍😍

 

Have you ever rendered fat before? Probably to small for the amount of fat you have but when I did it in the crock pot it worked really well! 
 

Also not that making broth is a science or anything but I got a pretty good recipe if you need one 

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Thanks. We’re going to try the recipe he gave us. I’ll post up the couple of sheets he included with the boxes. One for broth and one for rendering lard.  We have not done either of those, but there’s lots to experiment with. 

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10 hours ago, DNP said:

Crap. One full freezer, a bunch in the other and some in the house fridge. 
 

717.6 lbs of product, but probably 80-100 of that is bones for broth and lard to render…so about 600lbs of meat!  Thanks Ricky. 

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Trust me after you get spoiled by the quality, you will have Rickey II and Rickey III and on and on.Think we are on Beef-o-Rama 9 or 10. Cut back to a side instead of a whole one 5 years ago.

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On 2/4/2023 at 10:01 AM, DNP said:

Thanks. We’re going to try the recipe he gave us. I’ll post up the couple of sheets he included with the boxes. One for broth and one for rendering lard.  We have not done either of those, but there’s lots to experiment with. 

Yes! I’d be interested, especially on the rendering 

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I need to made more chicken broth soon, I need to do alot lol. I really need to go thru my freezer, can some of the older meat and make a batch of broth with all the parts in the freezer lol. 

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3 hours ago, Sisco said:

Trust me after you get spoiled by the quality, you will have Rickey II and Rickey III and on and on.Think we are on Beef-o-Rama 9 or 10. Cut back to a side instead of a whole one 5 years ago.

I grew up through 4-H and FFA. We’ve been putting pets I. The freezer for years. This is the first one that was 100% mine and finished out by me. We’ll be doing a lot more down the road. With 3 growing boys…we’ll be sticking to the full steer for a while. 

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9 minutes ago, DNP said:

I grew up through 4-H and FFA. We’ve been putting pets I. The freezer for years. This is the first one that was 100% mine and finished out by me. We’ll be doing a lot more down the road. With 3 growing boys…we’ll be sticking to the full steer for a while. 

I encourage all the Brothers on this page to do a little research in their area. Get a decent freezer, investigate farmers and butchers, particularly in rural areas, that sell whole or sides of beef. The price you get steaks, roasts and hamburger for will absolutely amaze you. And will pay for the freezer in a year or two. It is a vanishing thing but take advantage of it if you can. Properly butchered and wrapped, the meat will keep at least for two years.

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On 2/4/2023 at 9:08 PM, unforgiven said:

Take your Sam's chicken and use the carcass for chicken broth.

I save all the left over bit, and the neck and giblets of all the chickens and turkeys I smoke and when I have a few make stock 

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On 2/4/2023 at 4:43 PM, DNP said:

 

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He’s onto it with the turkey fryer with the amount you have. Maybe look into one of these to strain it. 
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that’s how we strained the deep fryer oil back in the day. 

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Prepped a slab of pork belly Friday night, smoked then crisped the outside up yesterday then today sliced for crispy  pork belly ramen 

 

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