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Episode 196: Wild Game Ground Meat: Grinding, Fat Ratios, and Recipes

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Summary:

In this episode, Justin and Adam discuss the history and process of grinding meat. They cover the various uses of ground meat, including burgers, sausages, and meatballs, and the cuts of meat that are best for grinding. They also provide tips on equipment, such as the importance of a good grinder and the benefits of hand mincing. The hosts emphasize the need for partially freezing the meat and grinder parts to ensure a consistent grind. Overall, this episode provides valuable insights and practical advice for anyone interested in grinding their own meat. In this conversation, Justin and Adam discuss the importance of fat ratios and binders when working with ground meat. They emphasize personal preference in choosing fat ratios and provide guidelines for different types of dishes. They also share recipes for meatballs, meatloaf, burgers, and loose ground meat, highlighting the versatility of ground meat in various cuisines.

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Recipes:

Meatball Stroganoff with Chanterelles

Blue Cheese Venison Meatloaf

Green Chili Snow Goose Burger

The Best Ground Venison Taco Meat

Moroccan Style Lake Trout Burger

Takeaways:

Ground meat is a versatile ingredient that can be used in various dishes, such as burgers, sausages, and meatballs.

When grinding meat, choosing the right cuts, such as the animal's back quarter, is important for better flavor and texture.

Investing in a good grinder is recommended for efficient and consistent grinding.

Partially freezing the meat and grinder parts helps to achieve a better grind and prevents overheating.

Hand mincing can create a unique texture and is ideal for dishes like tartare, but it can be time-consuming for larger quantities. Experiment with different fat ratios to find the flavor and texture you prefer in your ground meat dishes.

Use binders like breadcrumbs, eggs, tortillas, or oats to help bind the ground meat together.

Try different recipes and cooking techniques to explore the versatility of ground meat in various cuisines.

Invest in a meat grinder for easier game meat processing and more control over fat ratios.

Cook ground meat in small batches, allowing it to brown and develop a crust for better flavor and texture.

Chapters:

00:00 Introduction and Recap of Previous Episode

02:09 Updates and Projects

03:28 Introduction to Grinding Meat

08:06 Choosing the Right Cuts for Grinding

20:53 Equipment for Grinding Meat

26:03 The Process of Grinding Meat

30:42 Hand Mincing

32:38 The Role of Salt and Fat Ratios in Ground Meat

35:19 Understanding Fat Ratios for Sausages and Burgers

39:27 Choosing the Right Type of Fat for Ground Meat

42:37 Cooking Tips for Ground Meat: Browning and Seasoning Techniques

56:24 Exploring Different Textures and Techniques for Fish Burgers

58:58 The Versatility of Meatballs and Ground Meat in Various Dishes

01:03:55 Experimenting with Different Fat Ratios and Recipes

01:05:46 Investing in a Meat Grinder for Better Control over Fat Ratios

Keywords:

grinding meat, ground meat, history, process, uses, cuts, equipment, tips, ground meat, fat ratios, binders, recipes, meatballs, meatloaf, burgers, cooking tips

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Summary:

In this episode, Justin and Adam discuss the history and process of grinding meat. They cover the various uses of ground meat, including burgers, sausages, and meatballs, and the cuts of meat that are best for grinding. They also provide tips on equipment, such as the importance of a good grinder and the benefits of hand mincing. The hosts emphasize the need for partially freezing the meat and grinder parts to ensure a consistent grind. Overall, this episode provides valuable insights and practical advice for anyone interested in grinding their own meat. In this conversation, Justin and Adam discuss the importance of fat ratios and binders when working with ground meat. They emphasize personal preference in choosing fat ratios and provide guidelines for different types of dishes. They also share recipes for meatballs, meatloaf, burgers, and loose ground meat, highlighting the versatility of ground meat in various cuisines.

-

Leave a Review of the Podcast

-

Buy our Wild Fish and Game Spices

Recipes:

Meatball Stroganoff with Chanterelles

Blue Cheese Venison Meatloaf

Green Chili Snow Goose Burger

The Best Ground Venison Taco Meat

Moroccan Style Lake Trout Burger

Takeaways:

Ground meat is a versatile ingredient that can be used in various dishes, such as burgers, sausages, and meatballs.

When grinding meat, choosing the right cuts, such as the animal's back quarter, is important for better flavor and texture.

Investing in a good grinder is recommended for efficient and consistent grinding.

Partially freezing the meat and grinder parts helps to achieve a better grind and prevents overheating.

Hand mincing can create a unique texture and is ideal for dishes like tartare, but it can be time-consuming for larger quantities. Experiment with different fat ratios to find the flavor and texture you prefer in your ground meat dishes.

Use binders like breadcrumbs, eggs, tortillas, or oats to help bind the ground meat together.

Try different recipes and cooking techniques to explore the versatility of ground meat in various cuisines.

Invest in a meat grinder for easier game meat processing and more control over fat ratios.

Cook ground meat in small batches, allowing it to brown and develop a crust for better flavor and texture.

Chapters:

00:00 Introduction and Recap of Previous Episode

02:09 Updates and Projects

03:28 Introduction to Grinding Meat

08:06 Choosing the Right Cuts for Grinding

20:53 Equipment for Grinding Meat

26:03 The Process of Grinding Meat

30:42 Hand Mincing

32:38 The Role of Salt and Fat Ratios in Ground Meat

35:19 Understanding Fat Ratios for Sausages and Burgers

39:27 Choosing the Right Type of Fat for Ground Meat

42:37 Cooking Tips for Ground Meat: Browning and Seasoning Techniques

56:24 Exploring Different Textures and Techniques for Fish Burgers

58:58 The Versatility of Meatballs and Ground Meat in Various Dishes

01:03:55 Experimenting with Different Fat Ratios and Recipes

01:05:46 Investing in a Meat Grinder for Better Control over Fat Ratios

Keywords:

grinding meat, ground meat, history, process, uses, cuts, equipment, tips, ground meat, fat ratios, binders, recipes, meatballs, meatloaf, burgers, cooking tips

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