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On 05/27/2011 05:07 AM, Balzer, Ben wrote:
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> Hard to know. The real paleo meat is the liver and kidneys and
> marrow. Now that is tender! And brains but many people can't face
> them- it took me 5 years of Paleo before I could try them. The lions
> leave the steaks for the hyenas and we should too. If you want to
> tenderise meat, add fresh pineapple juice (long life has much less
> active enzymes)- it really makes it soft. Don't leave it too long or
> the juic will turn it to mush. Oh, did I mention that maybe
> Australian grass is just soooo much better :-). I wonder if Kentucky
> blue grass gives nice beef? It's good for horses (not to eat them
> AFIK).
I've read (National parks service, U.S.A.) that the existing grasses are
imports from Europe and Asia and elsewhere - there is a museum (in
Saskatoon?) where the original western prairie grass that buffalo turned
into meat exists, not many
acres of it.
So it might very well be that Australian grass is better, if it is
different.
I might try pineapple juice on steak, thanks, but "fresh" is probably
different here too.
William
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