Meat on the bone is always better than meat with no bone?
>>21817133agreed, but it should not cost more.
>>21817133I thought meat was supposed to fall off the bone or else that means it’s not wet enough or something
>>21817188meat only falls off the bone when it has been cooked to hell.
>>21817133Only uncivilized savages eat meat on bone
>>21817133bone is good if you cook it for a long time. bone does nothing for shorter cook times.
>>21817192cry about it.>>21817193it's enjoyable to eat off the bone ask your mom she knows.
>>21817188but to fall off the bone, it must first be on the bone.
>>21817133THE MEAT ON BONE.....
>>21817133I love Bone on the Meat
>>21817133yes but also no, hope that helpskekit tastes better, but it is more comfy to eat without a bone in the way
>>21817133>Meat on the boneNo meat left on the bone in your picture. I suggest you roast for stock.
>>21817191Not true. Slow cooking is a thing.
>Roaring fire. Malt beer. Ripe meat off the bone!You heard Gimli.
>>21817133Americans prefer dark meat with the biggest bones. BBC big bone chicken
>>21817594yes cooking it to hell
>>21817133I tried eating the bone but it punctured my intestine
>>21817845You're supposed to suck the marrow out, not the calcium part.
>>21817699mad because bad.
>>21817133Always on the bone meat is better than no bone with meat?
>>21817594>>21817699I made beef short ribs last weekend, eight hour job, no slow cooker, I just rawdogged it on the hob. Slid off the bone like velvet.
>>21817667Checks out
>>21817133yes the bone season the meat
>>21818253The bone adds flavour in various cooking methods, but it's irrelevant in some.