If you are talking about fresh meat, you can store meat well-wrapped and in sealed containers in either the refrigerator or freezer. When storing raw meat, make sure the juices cannot contaminate ready-to-eat food. That usually means it is stored separately from everything else or in the bottom of the cooler or refrigerator. Raw poultry should be stored above or separately from raw beef because beef is frequently cooked to lower temperatures than poultry.
Before cooking you can freeze it in an airtight container or zip-lock bag. If cooked, the same storing procedure is used, but if only put in the fridge then it must be used up within about 5 days before it goes stale.
Go to a store or hunt for meat
deli- meat store
The alligator meat store
u can store it by freezing them
Depends... do you want horse meat or dickmeat?
Wrap it up in tinfoil or brown paper that is meant for wrapping meat in, and store it in your freezer. Meat keeps longer in the freezer than it does in the fridge.
If you plan on eating the meat within a day or two, storing it in the fridge should be okay. The best way to store meat for a longer amount of time is to freeze it or home-can it.
Usually they would preserve there meat with salt and hang it.
You should store meat on the bottom shelf of the refrigerator in either a sealed container or in a dish that can contain any leaking fluids. Once thawed, meat should be cooked within 48 hours for best quality and flavor.
You can store your thick meat in a large freezer used in many restaurants or meat selling companies. If that's not available then I suggest just using your own freezer but having a section specifically for thick meat.
It's called the meat section and then sub-categories of chicken, pork, turkey, beef, etc.
mercado de carne. I got it from freetranslation.com.