We’re answering all of your cooking questions, especially those about meat. This week you have questions about pork belly, split lamb shanks, grass-fed steaks, and the best way to grill leg of lamb. Check back for more Q&A coming soon!
We’re answering all of your cooking questions, especially those about meat. This week you have questions about pork belly, split lamb shanks, grass-fed steaks, and the best way to grill leg of lamb. Check back for more Q&A coming soon!
When started reaching out with questions and seeking cooking advice, especially about cooking meat, including cuts that you’ve never made before, we set about generating answers. Here are a few of your questions about pork and beef butt, plus a substitute for eggs, plus our answers. Check back for more Q&A soon!
Josh Applestone answers your early spring questions about corned beef and corning in general, shares how to brine, and allays your braising fears.
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Josh Applestone answers all of your questions. This month you want to know about holiday ordering and menu planning, plus how to cook roasts consistently.
Josh Applestone is back to answer all of your questions. This month you’re curious about what to make for potluck parties, temperature and timing when roasting whole hogs, and the source of the Mooru’s t-shirt collection.
In this installment of Ask the Butcher, Josh Applestone weighs in on making lunches for the whole family and shares his thoughts on marinating.
In this installment of Ask the Butcher, Josh Applestone weighs in on homemade roast beef made with eye round, plus tips for preserving meat at home.
Josh Applestone answers your questions about unusual cuts to grill, how to lighten up meat-filled meals, and tricks for keeping meat moist while grilling and smoking.
You asked about food safety when cooking and hosting outdoors. Josh Applestone answered. The most important thing? He can’t say it enough: Wash your hands, people.
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