I’ve ordered only twice and will keep on ordering. Everything comes fresh and well packed. My favorite is beef belly!
I tried a few ways to cook them. For me the best way was to bake at 325-350 untill they were crispy on the outside and a little more than medium rare. Pink but not bloody. Soon I want to try on my smoker to add more flavor. I really like your products Frank, please don't take early retirement. LOL
I made pastrami and it turned out great!
I have been searching for beef bacon in my area for quite a while to no avail. Enter: 9 lbs of Frankie's Free Range Meats beef bacon from the Netherlands. Personally, I don't care about the outsourcing as long as it is quality beef. After thawing the slab, I cut it into five sections and froze four, trying my hand at curing the fifth to make beef bacon. At various steps along the way I did taste tests by sautéing small samples and noticed from the beginning a consistent strange but not bad flavor. I was initially concerned that I had mistreated the meat, but never had symptoms of illness so I continued. By the end of the process I had grown accustomed to this fascinating flavor that eventually brought back memories of a wild caught deer I was fortunate enough to try about 25 years ago. I suppose it would be considered a "gamey" flavor as this is commonly associated with wild-caught game, which suggests to me that Frankie’s Free Range source is truly not keeping their animals cooped up in the stall of a farm but rather leaving the animals very “Free” to run around. This definitely was not the flavor of beef bacon I had tried previously. If I could get feedback about this intriguing flavor from Frankie himself or a representative, I would love to know more. Thanks for helping to make a really fun experience that much more exciting with this tasty beef.
Amazing, although I think the brisket is a bit more tasty, this is more tender than the brisket and at the end as long as you get a nice sear on the outside, raw on the inside, wow , you are in heaven eating this thing. The only thing I do not like is that is a bit expensive, 11$ per pound I think is too much, but anyways, it is sort of worth the price
I’ve ordered only twice and will keep on ordering. Everything comes fresh and well packed. My favorite is beef belly!
I tried a few ways to cook them. For me the best way was to bake at 325-350 untill they were crispy on the outside and a little more than medium rare. Pink but not bloody. Soon I want to try on my smoker to add more flavor. I really like your products Frank, please don't take early retirement. LOL
I made pastrami and it turned out great!
I have been searching for beef bacon in my area for quite a while to no avail. Enter: 9 lbs of Frankie's Free Range Meats beef bacon from the Netherlands. Personally, I don't care about the outsourcing as long as it is quality beef. After thawing the slab, I cut it into five sections and froze four, trying my hand at curing the fifth to make beef bacon. At various steps along the way I did taste tests by sautéing small samples and noticed from the beginning a consistent strange but not bad flavor. I was initially concerned that I had mistreated the meat, but never had symptoms of illness so I continued. By the end of the process I had grown accustomed to this fascinating flavor that eventually brought back memories of a wild caught deer I was fortunate enough to try about 25 years ago. I suppose it would be considered a "gamey" flavor as this is commonly associated with wild-caught game, which suggests to me that Frankie’s Free Range source is truly not keeping their animals cooped up in the stall of a farm but rather leaving the animals very “Free” to run around. This definitely was not the flavor of beef bacon I had tried previously. If I could get feedback about this intriguing flavor from Frankie himself or a representative, I would love to know more. Thanks for helping to make a really fun experience that much more exciting with this tasty beef.
Amazing, although I think the brisket is a bit more tasty, this is more tender than the brisket and at the end as long as you get a nice sear on the outside, raw on the inside, wow , you are in heaven eating this thing. The only thing I do not like is that is a bit expensive, 11$ per pound I think is too much, but anyways, it is sort of worth the price
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