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Mincing my own meat - which cuts?
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I currently use a 701a with 2nd hand mincer attachment and had no problems, the blades were probably blunt or perhaps you were using fine mincing plate, you need to use coarse plate 1st.
I cut pork shoulder into strips around 35mm square section and let mincer finish before starting next piece.
Suggest you also put a slice of bread through mincer when you're done, as this will ensure you won't have any meat left inside."We could say the government spends like drunken sailors, but that would be unfair to drunken sailors, because the sailors are spending their own money."
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For home-made mince, buy meat as cheap as possible because if the quality is too good, it turns to mush when cooked, as I have found out.
That also applies to mincing left-over meat. For mince, you need a bit of bite, too. Stewing steak is a good one and the beauty of the mincer is that sinews are captured by the mechanism rather than in your mince.TL0 -
Thank you very much, Badrick and Toxic Lemon. I suspect I didn't cut into strips as I have no recollection of doing so -- and the bread tip is very helpful too. And I suppose mincing is one way of removing the sinews! It may have been too good a piece of pork too -- it was when the Tesco DTD glitch was on and I was playing with a free pork joint!
I shall now try again, so thank you so very much.0
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