Son of Butch
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Live weight was probably 1150-1200 lbs as 60% = 1167 lbsMy steer didn't hang quite as heavy as I thought he would. He was right at 700lb hot hanging weight.
Live weight was probably 1150-1200 lbs as 60% = 1167 lbsMy steer didn't hang quite as heavy as I thought he would. He was right at 700lb hot hanging weight.
That is what I am thinking. I am terrible at judging weight on the hoof.Live weight was probably 1150-1200 lbs as 60% = 1167 lbs
Flank steaks and skirt steaks are amazing-fajitas (of course), or slathered with feta cheese on one side, roll, slice into “Roll ups” and grill or pan-sear. Great throwaway cut.I am late to the party.
I usually do 1 inch steaks, grind the sirloin if butcher determines they're at all tough. I like Chuck roast cut into big steaks too sometimes.
I take all the roasts, but do cube the round. Take all the stew meat they'll do for me too.
1 pound ground works for me, easier for them to pack I'd say too.
Been getting the leg shanks cut in 1.5 to 2 inch thick slices. The marrow is awesome. Slow cooked.
I'm not patient enough to cook ribs or brisket. Usually give those to friends or grind.
Gonna try some flank steak this week when I pick up, never had it I don't think.
I like to mix either ketchup or tomato sauce, mustard powder, Worcestershire sauce, brown sugar and balsamic vinegar and cover seared short ribs with it and cook in the oven at low heat until fall apart tender. Maybe 3-4 hrs.I use my ketchup, mustard, and worchestershire sauce on the flank steak like I do with the London broil.
1170 x .56 = 655 h.w.Few months back a gentleman opened a processing plant in bowie Texas. Bucknbull meatwrx or something to that nature. Took him a longhorn/char cross, 22 months and fed out 4 months. On hoof 1170, hanging weight 56%. So far we are more than pleased. If you’re in the north Texas area I would certainly recommend you give them a try.