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I have heard Irish beef is the best in the world, of course that came from an Irish chef. Any truth to it? nt

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In Reply to: RE: Malahide meal.... posted by Rod M on June 03, 2024 at 04:42:56

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Best in the world? Maybe.... - Rod M 10:23:27 06/05/24 (3)
This filet from McGoverns was damn good. Whether it's the cows or the aging, delicious, tender world class beef.

-Rod
- I have eaten beef around the world and my favorites are.. - merdy 12:01:50 06/06/24 (0)
  Uk,Ireland,Scotland the beef is good and gamey not a lot of muscle fat so ends up lean,great for a Sunday roast,the best of the lot comes from the Jersey isles.
  Japan is ok also lean except for the wagyu variety and some of it is too much,I like them in burgers and shabu shabu
  Korean and Chinese are similar in the feeds and also lean best for stewing
  Argentina has some special stuff great for grilling
  Uruguay has similar to Argentina but a bit more gamey
  Brazilian is ok but they know what to do especially their grilling
  In the USA the corn fed stuff from the west is amazing if it's dry aged the New York and Montreal strips and rib eye are great if you know a good butcher the fat is also a bit hard so trimming is needed
  Australia has some good stuff but below us standards
  Steak tartare in Lyons is just amazing and I think the reference standard for beef taste
  The best I have eaten is from some farms around Florence it's so good ,steak or carpaccio
  So it's breed and feed depending
  The Middle East African and Indian has some good stuff but very lean they prefer lamb/ mutton
  
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- RE: Best in the world? Maybe.... - hitsware 16:17:48 06/05/24 (0)
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- RE: Best in the world? Maybe.... - dancingseamonkey 11:07:03 06/05/24 (0)
  From what I understand they let their cows graze on wild grass, no pen feeding, makes for better butter, milk and beef.
  
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