domenica 29 maggio 2011
Best outdoor BBQ Island Accessories
Grilled your best meat and best fish for your friends make it tastes even more delicious when they are performed and cooked on outdoor kitchen BBQ, nothing is better in the summer time.Some timesIf is hard to decide which outdoor BBq island is best for you in your outdoor space, then there are many tools to help you choose which kind of outdoors BBQ island accessories will be the best choice for your outdoor time. You can check out Google reviews by users who have had some experience using the different kinds of outdoor kitchen or you can asking friends or store as well, whatever you chooice in terms of your BBQ island or componentsread all the technical issue about the brand and manufactures and take the best for your needs.
lunedì 7 luglio 2008
Japanese restaurant to the best meat
One of the best Japanese restaurant in Asia offer the best meat mostly on sushi and sashimi that tastes so unique and delicious you would be forgiven to get that sweet surrender feeling on each visit. This is no such fancy place of a fine dining concept neither does it stress on the interior décor. It’s simply a small eatery with great food, great taste and great value that would put any big names to shame. It serves only the real, the careful, the best from all other Japanese restaurants on the island.
The owner Chef, Hideo Yamamoto started his career in INAGIKU in 1980s, Tokyo’s most prestigious high-end restaurant. He then moved to foreign countries and in the end. decided to settle down in Bali where he set up SUSHI BAR TEMPURA TSUKIJI TEI in Jl. Kartika Plaza (KUTA CENTER) & a couple of years back with a local partner. And just recently, they opened a second SUSHI BAR at Bali’s greatest commercial complex, the Discovery Mall (SOGO DEPARTMENT STORE KUTA) .with two new upcoming outlets scheduled in August by the name of: Sushi Bar Teppanyaki ‘’TSUKIJI TEI’’ at Bali Collection (SOGO DEPARTMENT STORE NUSA DUA) and Sushi bar Tempura ‘’TSUKIJI TEI’’ on jl:Danau Toba 7. Sanur
It doesn’t matter if you are not familiar with Japanese cuisine, at least you have the desire to try something delicious; then ‘Yamamoto food’ would be perfect. For gourmet lovers, SUSHI BAR is second to none to discover your own latent tastes. With indoor tatami-style and outdoor seating, you have a choice that suits your mood. Open for lunch and dinner, all the friendly staff will greet and serve you with their heart, or ‘kokoro’ as they say in Japanese.
mercoledì 18 giugno 2008
Low Fat Meat Yes or Not?
This is a list of the beash meats low in saturated fat and low fat cuts of beef
Ground Meat:
Ground sirloin
Ground beef with less than 10-percent fat
Cuts from the short loin (called various name in various places):
Short Loin
Tenderloin Roast
T-Bone steak
Porterhouse Steak
Tenderloin Steak
Filet Mignon
Fillet Steak
Top Loin Steak
Strip Steak
Kansas City Steak
New York Strip Steak
Hotel-Style Steak
Sirloin Strip Steak
Club Steak
Country Club Steak
Delmonico Steak
Shell Steak
Cuts from the Sirloin, which can be called:
Tri-Tip
Sirloin Steak
Top Sirloin
Coulotte Steak
Cap Steak
Round-Bone Steak
Beef Loin
Flap Steak
Flap Meat
Cuts from the Round, which can be called:
Bottom Round
Top Round
Eye (of the) Round
Round Tip Roast
Rump Roast
Round Tip Steak
Ball Tip Steak
Beef Sirloin Tip Steak
Breakfast Steak
Knuckle Steak
Sandwich Steak
Minute Steak
Other Acceptable Beef Cuts:
Flank Steak
London Broil
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Safest Meat
USDA organic—Animals are fed organic, vegetarian feed, are not administered any antibiotics and no irradiation or genetic modification takes place. They are raised under conditions which provide for exercise, access to outdoors and freedom of movement. The USDA allows products that contain all organic ingredients to be labeled as "100% organic;" products that contain 95% up to 100% organic ingredients can be labeled as "organic." Claims are verified by third-party inspectors (www.usda.gov). See our Product Reports for state-by-state lists of organic meat and poultry.
Pastured or grass fed—Cattle are fed on a confined or unconfined system with a grass floor. Claims are not necessarily verified by third party inspectors, though some grass producers do provide independent documentation that their animals are vegetarian (look for the USDA Verified Shield). Grass results in healthier animals with less need for antibiotics. Uncrowded and hygienic rearing conditions also result in lower E. coli infection rates.To find grass-fed beef, see American Grass Fed Beef and Eat Wild.
Certified humane raised and handled—Cattle have sufficient space and shelter and must have access to fresh water at all times. They must not be fed hormones or antibiotics and must be treated and handled according to Humane Farm Animal Care (HFAC) standards. Claims are verified by third-party inspectors (www.certifiedhumane.com).
Animal Welfare Approved—Cattle and pigs must be raised on independent, family farmers and allowed to graze outdoors in suitable conditions for the breed. Implanted growth hormones and the non-therapeutic use of antibiotics are prohibited as is feeding meat, meat byproducts or genetically modified grains. Claims are verified by third-party inspectors (www.awionline.org).
5. Food Alliance—emphasizes worker welfare, habitat protection, well-managed agriculture, humane care of livestock (www.foodalliance.org)
Least Reliable Labels
Free range or free roaming—"free range" is only defined by the USDA for poultry production. Claims are defined by USDA, but are not verified by third party inspectors.
5. No antibiotics administered, raised without antibiotics or antibiotic-free—The USDA allows producers to label meat and poultry products with the claims "no antibiotics administered" or "raised without antibiotics." The term "antibiotic-free" is not approved for use by the USDA. Claims are defined by USDA, but are not verified by third party inspectors.
No hormones administered, raised without hormones, or hormone-free—Cattle must not receive any hormones during their lifetime. The term "hormone-free" is not approved for use by the FDA. Claims are defined by USDA, but are not verified by third party inspectors.
Natural—Meat must be minimally processed without any artificial flavors, colors, chemical preservatives, or synthetic ingredients. However, the USDA does not exclude meats raised using antibiotics as growth promoters. Claims are defined by USDA, but are not verified by third party inspectors.
Raised on small family farms—A non-factory farm alternative, producers are small scale and do not use industrial business models. Claims are not verified by third party inspectors.