Ihatejackscalfani
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Godspeed, Rob. You magnificent bastard.
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Godspeed, Rob. You magnificent bastard.
uhh I know they came from Sysco, does a farmer know where his tomatos came from?Same shit different name.
It's part of the reason I tend not to eat fast food. I actually like to know what goes into the food I eat.
Tomatoes aren't KHARNIVORE! Jeez! At least try to get it right MOM!uhh I know they came from Sysco, does a farmer know where his tomatos came from?
- Jack on farm to table meals. (probably)
I am going to ignore the stupid ingredients, what the fuck is that technique?https://youtube.com/watch?v=GsjOcCSPqIw
Jack thinks ghee is beef tallow.
Make roast chicken you unbelievably colossal retard.https://youtube.com/watch?v=GsjOcCSPqIw
Jack thinks ghee is beef tallow.
This might be one of my new favorite bites of Jack Lore.Jack thinks ghee is beef tallow.
Fatty finally figured out he can make carnivore deep fried foods by usinghttps://youtube.com/watch?v=GsjOcCSPqIw
Jack thinks ghee is beef tallow.
The entire basis for his diet is "meat gud", I don't think it will be the rapeseed oil or dried herbs that will be the cause of his final stroke.Fatty finally figured out he can make carnivore deep fried foods by usingtallowghee, but then he adds pre-made pork rinds fried in something else (PorQ uses canola oil oops).
Not even going to address the herbs since it's been well established sneezenings don't count against carnivore. Only Jack could fuck up a diet that consists of just eating meat this badly.
No, but it'll be what he blames for his next stroke if he survives it (God forbid).The entire basis for his diet is "meat gud", I don't think it will be the rapeseed oil or dried herbs that will be the cause of his final stroke.
One of the comments said this was ghee and not beef tallow and Fatty responds with, "Tammy said it was beef tallow".https://youtube.com/watch?v=GsjOcCSPqIw
Jack thinks ghee is beef tallow.
Of course it's not his shitty diet or sedentary lifestyle. No, it's that small amount of foods he eats that aren't KHARNIVORE.No, but it'll be what he blames for his next stroke if he survives it (God forbid).
That isn’t him, it’s a troll parody.One of the comments said this was ghee and not beef tallow and Fatty responds with, "Tammy said it was beef tallow".
He's such a retard that not only can he not read but relies on his wife to tell him what his ingredients are.
Oh goodie, more horrible porkrind crusts that ruin the flavor of whatever protein you actually want since they dominate the flavor profile, especially when burnt like this. Also doesn't help I don't like pig skin at all as a treat. Let's do a quick runthrough of this shitshow since it's been a while:https://youtube.com/watch?v=GsjOcCSPqIw
Jack thinks ghee is beef tallow.
Are breadcrumbs carnivore?https://youtube.com/watch?v=GsjOcCSPqIw
Jack thinks ghee is beef tallow.
I don't deep fry, but I'll pan fry without flour in bacon grease (I'm paleo, not carnivore, but the cutting out bread is the same). Most of the pork rind stays on with the egg, and I don't wait. But I use only enough to coat the pan so the grease won't seep into the egg as much.When I dredge things to fry, I always let it sit in the fridge to chill for thirty minutes or so before it hits hot oil. The chill time allows for some manner of food chemistry to happen that helps bind the crust.
I've done my exact same dredge technique minus the chill time and lost a third of my breading, so something is happening, I assume with the gluten in the flour from stage one of the dredge.
I've never tried to dredge and bread with no flour at all, so I'm wondering if there's any technique for a carnivore fried dish that would get the breading to stick thoroughly. I'm sure not drying the meat did Jack zero favors, but was there any actual hope of the crust not being at least half lost to the oil?
Perhaps shallow frying is the secret. If I'm breading and frying I go all in and deep fry it since it's a splurge meal. Maybe next time I fry pork cutlets I'll try shallow fry with no chill and see what happens.I don't deep fry, but I'll pan fry without flour in bacon grease (I'm paleo, not carnivore, but the cutting out bread is the same). Most of the pork rind stays on with the egg, and I don't wait. But I use only enough to coat the pan so the grease won't seep into the egg as much.
You'll still lose some, and the cover will be loose, but most of it should stay on.Perhaps shallow frying is the secret. If I'm breading and frying I go all in and deep fry it since it's a splurge meal. Maybe next time I fry pork cutlets I'll try shallow fry with no chill and see what happens.