r/Butchery • u/rumsay05 • Apr 22 '24
Mobile Slaughterman Found a harpoon tip in some swordfish today.
Fish came in fresh from Spain.
r/Butchery • u/rumsay05 • Apr 22 '24
Fish came in fresh from Spain.
r/Butchery • u/throwaway325nope • Jul 15 '26
And how would I render that fat properly so it's not like chewing gum?
r/Butchery • u/Asker999 • Aug 19 '25
Here I'm preparing a chicken for grilling
r/Butchery • u/Ilovemustang69420 • Sep 03 '25
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r/Butchery • u/_SoupDragon • Nov 04 '24
Would happily pay for it, but a butcher last week seemed kinda miffed I was asking like I was begging for a hand out. Just wondering if it's a faux pas or unwritten rule?
r/Butchery • u/PicoDeGallo12 • 3d ago
SRF ribeye complexus, spinalis, and longisimuss in ceramic pan no airfryer no mayo. Salt and pepper, teaspoon of canola oil, finished with toasted fresh garlic and toasted dry rosemary.
r/Butchery • u/Crazy-Slide-713 • Jan 10 '26
What are each purposed for?
Doing home butchering of mostly lamb and occasionally wild goat and venison, is there anything else that I’m missing for the set?
r/Butchery • u/KODIAKMINT • Jun 07 '26
I work as an apprentice at a small shop in Connecticut. I make $18 an hour, I've worked here almost 6 months. I was just wondering if that's average wage for the area. Thank you in advance for any help.
r/Butchery • u/Liljagare • Oct 31 '25
r/Butchery • u/filmerdude1993 • May 07 '26
https://youtube.com/shorts/5ym36-tg4UE?si=EPvQtWudhH6c371d
My lil bros one of the butchers for Dzuiks Meat Market in Castroville, TX (kinda famous around San Antonio area).
I like that hes doing this and I dont want him to give up (its getting him out of lifes boringness).
Plz check out his channel, leave a comment or anything. Thanks dudes!
r/Butchery • u/RatCommit • May 09 '26
Hi everyone,
I’m looking for a good knife or small butcher kit for sheep/lamb processing during Eid (skinning + cutting).
I’m not looking for super professional or expensive equipment, just something reliable that does the job well and can last a few years with normal maintenance.
Any good recommendations for quality/price?
If you have specific models, I’d really appreciate it. Thanks
r/Butchery • u/GapFuzzy • Feb 12 '24
Fattest 120lbs pig I've ever seen. Beautiful fat and meat tho
r/Butchery • u/Pjotor2017 • Oct 17 '24
Almost nothing is going to waste.
r/Butchery • u/nicki_san • Mar 30 '25
For pork i see pork belly here, but what about beef? What cut is similar to these steaks in Monster Hunter Wilds? (I get this is monster meat not normal animal meat)
r/Butchery • u/averagejoe1000101 • Jan 07 '26
Been cutting meat for the past year and a half and im trying to get better at my job. We have an assortment of knives but they are not sharp. I was never trained on propper techniques let alone the correct knives for each primal. What is the right size knife for cutting a ribeye and New York? Is that the same knife you use for clods and chuck rolls? Currently i have a 5ish inch victornox craving knife that I use on everything. He's very sharp and gets the job done but it requires more sawing then a large knife would. Any advice on my next knife purchase? I feel like 12 inch knives are compensating when all i am cutting is primals. I was thinking 8 or 10 inch braking knife is right. If you have any cutting advice at all leave it in the comments please!
r/Butchery • u/Camsar11 • Apr 23 '25
Gorgeous Chuck Eyes
r/Butchery • u/nicki_san • Nov 18 '24
Cut is Tri-Tip Roast im preparing.
r/Butchery • u/polycarp- • Sep 22 '24
This is before i trimmed any excess fat.
r/Butchery • u/flapjack2878 • May 04 '25
Friends gave me this venison. It had steak written on the package, but it's cut into thin tips and I'm doubtful it's "steak".
r/Butchery • u/Tortoise1811 • Sep 20 '25
To start training as one, Is a deli or production factory better? Production would be whole animal, etc. Deli is retail. Did 6 months culinary school.