We
began with beef
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The entrance
to the meat fabrication room
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Our first
task: de-bone beef shanks
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Darn good
shanking
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Mac and her
shank
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Jersey and
his shank
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My shank
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Fat trimmings
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Chef Schneller
and the ban saw
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This
would be the pork day
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Alicia and
her loin
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My trimmed
pork loin....the rack is in the background, the tenderloin is on the right,
the full loin is in front
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Chef does
a great Groucho Marx impersonation
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A wounded,
but trussed, loin. Upon looking at it, Jersey said, "Where did I
come from?"
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That would
be your tenderloin
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My pork cutlets...not
bad...not great, but not bad
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My medallions....these
were much better
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The master
of veal cutlets
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"Expert"
trussing...okay, it's just mine
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Little piggies
that have already gone to market
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Then
there was lamb day...Chef cut up a lamb, we got goats
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Some would
consider this disrespectful, but hey, everyone's got a butt
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Yes, I am
sawing off the head with a hack saw
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This is considered
to be "usable trim"...the offals, head, etc...and it just keeps
staring at you through the bag
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Jim really
seems to enjoy this
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The
last day was SAUSAGES
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