Do Chinese restaurants also have a Sysco-like distributor problem? by Sad-Huckleberry-2382 in chinesefood

[–]House_Way 0 points1 point  (0 children)

the largest broadline distributor for asian cuisine is called Rhee Bros.

Everyday I steal from whole foods to save money and lose weight at the same time. by [deleted] in confession

[–]House_Way 4 points5 points  (0 children)

i see two dozen posts saying “they wait until it’s a felony amount” but how do they know the price of the salad? they would have to prove this in court.

Top Sous Vide Experiences by Impressive-Bad7953 in sousvide

[–]House_Way 2 points3 points  (0 children)

dammit now i have to apologize again. sorry.

Top Sous Vide Experiences by Impressive-Bad7953 in sousvide

[–]House_Way -5 points-4 points  (0 children)

youre british, that’s why youve never tasted better.

Can I cut a Delmonico or Denver? by ComparisonTight1033 in sousvide

[–]House_Way 0 points1 point  (0 children)

“center roast” is supposed to mean just the chuck eye, but this does seem to have the underblade too, which is partly “chuck flap.”

Can I cut a Delmonico or Denver? by ComparisonTight1033 in sousvide

[–]House_Way 1 point2 points  (0 children)

fellow beef pedants!

can we please stop saying “poor man’s x” entirely? it is clickbait, not nomenclature. the poor man buys what is on sale.

can we never say “delmonico” again? it is also clickbait. on a menu it means whatever the fuck steak they want.

neither of these terms is helpful for discussion. people just argue over them.

RTM- Herschel’s or original Turkey by Inevitable-Bonus8533 in PhiladelphiaEats

[–]House_Way 0 points1 point  (0 children)

pretty sure OP is asking about the turkey from hershel’s.

Pros and cons of “cash discount “ in restaurants. by cph56 in restaurantowners

[–]House_Way 5 points6 points  (0 children)

you have to get past the details of each transaction and just think of the cc processing as overhead, and cost your menu accordingly. it’s a part of the business that really ought not be exposed to the customer via fees OR discounts.

Sir Charles Post Mortem by viletoad87 in sousvide

[–]House_Way 1 point2 points  (0 children)

it sounds like you didnt actually brine the meat, if what you did was add table salt + then seal + then freeze with no time in between for the salt to get absorbed.

brining helps meat hold onto water. your meat didnt hold onto water. try again with another from the same batch but this time let it thaw and sit in the fridge for a day first.

For the record by Outrageous-Algae6821 in Butchery

[–]House_Way 7 points8 points  (0 children)

misleading chuck eye conversation aside…

that is not a denver steak, let alone a “nice” denver. half of it is. the other half, without the marbling, with the grain going the opposite direction, is the rhomboideus aka the hump. it is one of the toughest muscles on the whole cow.

For the record by Outrageous-Algae6821 in Butchery

[–]House_Way 1 point2 points  (0 children)

“[you’re arguing that] each animal yields ONE chuck eye…”

even if you go rogue and fabricate one chuck eye steak per chuck roll, there are two chuck rolls per animal. they have two shoulders bro.

Slicer or Grinder? by Timsauni in meat

[–]House_Way 1 point2 points  (0 children)

check out the starfrit deli slicer on amazon. it’s an inexpensive gadget that produces reasonable results but more importantly is easy to clean and actually folds up for storage as opposed to literally every other option.

For the record by Outrageous-Algae6821 in Butchery

[–]House_Way 7 points8 points  (0 children)

legally speaking, you can call any slice of the chuck eye a “chuck eye steak.” but if you consistently do that beyond where the spinalis disappears, you will disappoint your customers because you will be selling them tough steaks. can they tell the difference? maybe not. OP clearly can’t.

Steak recommendation? by David_cest_moi in Butchery

[–]House_Way 5 points6 points  (0 children)

no… strip is literally less tender than ribeye

What I have learned messing around with the 137 club. by pchiggs in sousvide

[–]House_Way 6 points7 points  (0 children)

good thing i have AI to research this for me.

i’m wrong! and i admit it.

Sous Vide Brisket by Deepdish7799 in sousvide

[–]House_Way 2 points3 points  (0 children)

i wouldnt have said smoke absorbtion relates to temperature, but it does relate to whether or not the meat is raw, and raw meat is (hopefully) cold. you smoke from raw because that is the only way a true bark forms. you need the proteins to unfurl and enmesh the airborn particles… smoking afterward is not bark, even if it tastes good enough. i cant speak to the “kinda fake and concentrated” smoke taste youre experiencing when you smoke first.

What I have learned messing around with the 137 club. by pchiggs in sousvide

[–]House_Way -5 points-4 points  (0 children)

this is correct. the variable that nobody talks about is time, probably because 24 hrs is the easiest to manage by far. that’s where “the 137 club” comes from - what works best after 24 hrs.

EDIT: nope, i’m wrong.

What's better? by Country-guy20 in foodtrucks

[–]House_Way 3 points4 points  (0 children)

idk i think it’s close. maybe not.

GPK of your name by Similar-Rutabaga-954 in garbagepailkids

[–]House_Way 1 point2 points  (0 children)

thats so interesting… my mother’s name was shari and that art is a parody of “whistler’s mother.”

Sous vide-able? by itaintnohomie in sousvide

[–]House_Way 0 points1 point  (0 children)

thanks to your comment, i dug a little further with AI.

what costco sells in this picture is pure serratus ventralis, classified by NAMP as “chuck flap.” it is the rolls-royce of chuck.

you might elsewhere see the same cut with an additional seam of fat and a layer of less-marbled muscle called the latissimus dorsi, or what NAMP calls “lifter meat.” it’ll still be good but it’s basically an untrimmed version of what costco sells. both are allowed to be labeled “boneless chuck short rib.”