What can you use to make boar taste less gamey?
My favorite trick is to simmer meat (most often venison) in a pan or crock pot with canned diced tomatoes with chiles or chipotles (Rotel is a common brand). The longer you cook it like that, the more tender the meat will be and better tasting. Marinating the meat is another great method. You can seal it in a large plastic bag in the fridge with a heavily-herbed vinaigrette (or commercially prepared Italian dressing). A mixture of soy sauce and ginger is particularly good with venison, but I've never tried it with boar, so I'm not sure whether it would really match flavors. Variations are endless, really.
Perhaps you mean the Muslims. They don't eat pork because Almighty Allah has forbidden them to eat pork.
How does god feel about eating pork?
When God gave the Law to Moses (The Mosaic Law.) he strictly forbade the eating of Pork as the animal (The Pig.) was considered unclean. The Mosaic Law formed part of the Covenant (contract.) that God had with his chosen people, (the Jews.) But when they rejected His Son (Jesus.) and killed him, God ended that Covenant and introduced a new one. (Christianity) The Mosaic Law was abandoned with only a few vital aspects being carried through. Eating Pork was not one of them. So God feels okay about People eating Pork.
If the question is implying that God himself eats Pork and is asking how he feels about personally eating it, well, I hate to state the obvious, but God is a Spirit and does not eat physical things. He does not fuel himself with anything because he is abundant in dynamic energy.
Answer:
It was Paul, not Jesus who allowed the eating of this horrible, unclean meat. Did pork change with your so-called new covenant? Jesus said: "Not one jot, not one tittle of the Law shall pass . . ."
Jesus did not come to destroy the Law of Moses. Jesus kept the Law himself. It was only after Paul invented the new doctrines of a new religion called Christianity that the sacred Laws of God were overthrown.
And it is the same Law God gave to us - the adherents to the actual New Covenant, which jesus spoke of - the Muslims.
God NEVER changed His Law.
Jesus kept the Law because he was a Jew. Christianity was implemented after his death.
What degrees to cook bacon in?
Actually, try putting it in the microwave for about 3-4 minutes. depending on the amount of bacon. The bacon will come out nice and crispy! Check it every ten seconds or so.
Just be sure to cover it with a paper towel, or it will splatter all over your microwave.
Otherwise, put the bacon into a cold pan with a very little oil, turn the heat on to medium and turn the bacon over when one side is crisp.
Whichever way you cook bacon, it's usually a good idea to snip into the fat at intervals, from the rind edge in (even if the bacon is rindless) to stop the bacon from curling too much as it cooks. Scissors are the best tool for cutting bacon.
Covering the pan with a splatterguard or a sheet of paper will stop the far splattering and save on cleaning afterwards. Leave the bacon to drain on kitchen paper, to keep it crisp before putting it on the plate.
If you're using only the lean part of bacon, say for a casserole or pasta sauce, use scissors to cut off the fat and snip it into 1 inch (2-3 centimeter) pieces; put it in a cold pan, turn on heat and cook until crisp.
Drain on kitchen paper: it's a great snack, or good to top a casserole on serving.
The fat left in the pan can be used, with a little olive oil, to cook your onions, lean bacon, and so on, for the casserole or sauce; the flavor will be great.
How does a sausage tree disperse its seed?
The sausage tree (Kigelia africana) disperses its seeds primarily through animals, particularly bats and monkeys. The large, sausage-shaped fruits contain seeds that are attractive to these animals, which consume the fruit and later excrete the seeds, facilitating germination in new locations. Additionally, the heavy fruits can fall to the ground when ripe, where they may also contribute to seed dispersal through soil contact and potential germination.
To cure ham you would have to have access to a smokehouse or some sort of area that can be used to fill with smoke and not let any out. This can be as simple as a wooden "shed." You would have to have a ham/piece (s) of ham hanging from a hook attached to the ceiling because the smoke rises. Have a small fire on the floor in a pit so you don't set your smokehouse on fire (no pun intended). The ham will be in there for a while for the full curing affect. This could mean for HOURS. But after all of that wait, you should have a delicious piece (s) of ham!
Where can you get the best brats in Sheboygan WI?
At Miesfeld's Meat Market. They have over 20 varieties and all are made on the premises.
What are the top pork slaughtering companies?
IBP, ConAgra, and John Morrell operated the country's top three pork slaughter operations.
well salt ham is usually made for people who travel in ships way back in 1600's . first you have to get some ham put it in the fridge with a little bit of salt. after every 2-3 hours add maybe 20g of salt each time. as you do this you must keep doing this for 9 weeks so good luck. after like 4 weeks stop adding salt and forget about it. so good luck with your long kept ham. PS salty ham tastes bad.
How do you cook a raw Chinese ham?
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What are strips of bacon called?
A rasher of bacon is a serving of bacon. This is generally several strips.
Are you supposed to eat the skin of sausage?
It is up to the person it is edible but depends on health choice you make if you just want a great meal go for it if your trying to avoid fat don't eat it
Is salt pork the same as fat back?
My guess is they are not the same as, at my supermarket, salt pork and fat back are both on the shelves. It is the same packaging, so not just one manufacturer calling it one thing vs. another.