Meat lovers thread!

[Dan From Smithville]

Turkey drumstick...the ultimate meat.
Also love....
goat
beef
lobster
lamb
pork
anchovy
salmon

Isn't Groot made out of wood?

Oh! I misread that.

 

[ChristineM]

Never tried: goat, duck, buffalo, alligator, octopus, squid, shark,...etc.

You dont know what you are missing, i can recommend them all. I won't eat goat or duck now but only because i used to keep them and became fond of their antics. Funny, i kept chickens to but dont have the same reluctance. I wonder why that is?

Had venison stew once, but I think it was cooked improperly. It was probably boiled into tastelessness.

Yes, whenever ive had venison it has been really tasty.

 

[Batya]

Well I put other because mine is water buffalo, although really I like beef the same. I bought some water buffalo when I was 14, so we raised them for a while and had one processed for meat. It's very similar to beef, though a lot leaner.

 

[Dan From Smithville]

I notice there's many threads about vegetarianism and veganism, but I haven't seen one celebrating meat as a food. So here it is.

You can discuss your favorite meats, favorite recipes, hunting, etc.

I personally love beef. I'm a big steak guy. I love ribeyes and T-bones (when I can afford it!), and burgers. After that it would have to be chicken in all its variety. My favorite fish are salmon and tuna.

I do like a good steak. Not sure if I can pick a favorite though. Beef, pork, lamb, bison, venison, chicken, turkey, duck, lamb, goat, oysters, clams, pork, crayfish, shrimp, crabs, tuna, salmon, rabbit, squirrel, trout, beef, catfish, lobster, ostrich, crickets...

I even ate a minnow once. By accident. Didn't a real chance to experience the gastronomic nuances of it.

I suppose beef, pork and lamb top my list of favorites from the meat category.

 

[Dan From Smithville]

Frog legs and alligator. Forgot about those. They are pretty good too.

 

[Revoltingest]

Isn't Groot made out of wood?

Oh! I misread that.

You're saying he got wood?
Inappropriate!

 

[We Never Know]

Turkey drumstick...the ultimate meat.
Also love....
goat
beef
lobster
lamb
pork
anchovy
salmon

One cannot just say pork without emphasizing bacon.

 

[Dan From Smithville]

You're saying he got wood?
Inappropriate!

I am really wondering about whether Groot weighs the same as a duck.

 

[Revoltingest]

One cannot just say pork without emphasizing bacon.

Thank you for correcting my omission.

 

[Revoltingest]

I am really wondering about whether Groot weighs the same as a duck.

Likely a wood duck.

 

[Dan From Smithville]

Likely a wood duck.

https://i.redd.it/zpauhbwajt951.jpg

 

[Subduction Zone]

Since I trend to plan my meals around the meat I guess I am a meat lover too.

Where i live gesiers is a gourmet food.. i stay out of restaurants that serve them

I know a girl that likes them. Buys packets of gizzards and fries them up in a sauce. The few times that I run into them, always in a turkey, I do cook them up. Then they get served to the cats.

 

[Subduction Zone]

Turkey. Specially burgers.

My housemate resists new food. She would not ever eat ground turkey. She called it "welfare food" even though ground turkey is usually more expensive than ground beef. Anyway I found a recipe for meatballs and substituted ground turkey for the combination of beef and pork. She loved them. It was not until after she was done that I told her that they were turkey burger. Since then I can use ground turkey, but only for meatballs. I don't feel like eating an entire meatloaf myself, but ground turkey does make a very tasty meatloaf. The problem is that the color is off and she would not even try it.

 

[ChristineM]

Since I trend to plan my meals around the meat I guess I am a meat lover too.

I know a girl that likes them. Buys packets of gizzards and fries them up in a sauce. The few times that I run into them, always in a turkey, I do cook them up. Then they get served to the cats.

My cat loves them

 

[Subduction Zone]

My cat loves them

See! They do have a use.

 

[VoidCat]

My housemate resists new food. She would not ever eat ground turkey. She called it "welfare food" even though ground turkey is usually more expensive than ground beef. Anyway I found a recipe for meatballs and substituted ground turkey for the combination of beef and pork. She loved them. It was not until after she was done that I told her that they were turkey burger. Since then I can use ground turkey, but only for meatballs. I don't feel like eating an entire meatloaf myself, but ground turkey does make a very tasty meatloaf. The problem is that the color is off and she would not even try it.

My grandma has alpha gal syndrome. Can't eat mammal meat cuz of a tick bite. Could die from it. After living with her for a while I find I have a preference for it.

 

[Revoltingest]

My housemate resists new food. She would not ever eat ground turkey. She called it "welfare food" even though ground turkey is usually more expensive than ground beef. Anyway I found a recipe for meatballs and substituted ground turkey for the combination of beef and pork. She loved them. It was not until after she was done that I told her that they were turkey burger. Since then I can use ground turkey, but only for meatballs. I don't feel like eating an entire meatloaf myself, but ground turkey does make a very tasty meatloaf. The problem is that the color is off and she would not even try it.

Turkey burgers are indeed not as tasty as beef.

 

[VoidCat]

My grandma has alpha gal syndrome. Can't eat mammal meat cuz of a tick bite. Could die from it. After living with her for a while I find I have a preference for it.

In case anyone is curious as to what alpha gal syndrome is
Alpha-gal syndrome - Symptoms and causes.

 

[Subduction Zone]

Turkey burgers are indeed not as tasty as beef.

I agree. They are not as tasty, but they still have their own flavor and it can be nice break. Most of the time I will choose a beef burger over a turkey burger, but after a while one wants something different.

 

[We Never Know]

My housemate resists new food. She would not ever eat ground turkey. She called it "welfare food" even though ground turkey is usually more expensive than ground beef. Anyway I found a recipe for meatballs and substituted ground turkey for the combination of beef and pork. She loved them. It was not until after she was done that I told her that they were turkey burger. Since then I can use ground turkey, but only for meatballs. I don't feel like eating an entire meatloaf myself, but ground turkey does make a very tasty meatloaf. The problem is that the color is off and she would not even try it.

Turkey burger is pretty good in chili too.