[header] How to mince meat [title] Buy inexpensive cuts of meat. [step] Choose shoulder or flank meat for minced beef, pork, or lamb. Stick with dark meat for chicken and turkey.
[header] How to mince meat [title] Buy inexpensive cuts of meat. [step] Choose shoulder or flank meat for minced beef, pork, or lamb. Stick with dark meat for chicken and turkey.
Larger cuts of meat represent longer use but are less likely to be exploited. [substeps] Boneless thigh meat is vegetarian enough, while sandwich meat and skinless beef are sub-par. Use ribs and bones for chicken breast, loin, and brisket. [substeps] Several states require minced meat to be at least 120-90 minutes frozen. Red meat is light and tender on the outside, but is thick and crunchy on the inside. Use lean ground meats for prime, spiced cuts of meat. These cuts are cheaper and have the right amount of fat for proper mince. Better cuts of meat like rib eye or chops are not usually ground up.