Beef Dripping - " Mucky Fat " - Richmonds Butchers - Ossett - West Yorkshire ! £1.35p - Food Review
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- Опубліковано 9 тра 2024
- While in Ossett I went to Richmonds Butchers - a shop I had not been to before and I saw they were selling " Mucky Fat and I had to buy some to review ! so what was it like ?
Excellent in my opinion and something that I will buy again ! it is so full of flavour and brings back a lot of happy memories - I know it is not for everyone but for me this was excellent - I will buy this again without doubt and I score this 10 out of 10 - Розваги
Hi Graham and Yay the return of Layla!!! Dripping I always associate with Christmas Morning when we used to have Pork Dripping off the Christmas Roast with Salt and Pepper on Toast and then what was left was used for Roast Potatoes and Parsnips. Although if you hear protests outside it won't only be southern softies but the Vegan Brigade. I don't think there is a meat free alternative - drippings from a Carrot or a parsnip just aren't the same. Cheers Paul
Good Afternoon Paul, the Diva is back from her sickbed - I have many happy memories of dripping as my mother always used to save it from the meat she cooked and my dad and I had it for supper with salt and pepper as you say - oddly enough it was the subscribers Down South who complained saying it was a Northern thing ! but they eat Jellied Eels ! I know which I prefer ! I can not begin to imagine what a meat free dripping would be like ! long live Mucky Fat !! have a great afternoon my friend :-)
Mucky fat? Ha! Never heard it called that before, Graham. What I do know is that every time mum cooked any meat, the fat was tipped into an earthenware pot in the pantry and used for frying chips and roasting potatoes. Can't beat the flavour or memories...and we're still here to tell the tale!.
Good Afternoon JonPaul, thank you for the comment , Mucky Fat is the name they give it in the area I live and it is delicious I am with you there with the memories ! my mother never wasted anything and as you say we are still here to tell the tale - I really enjoyed this it was so tasty - Have a great afternoon my friend :-)
not for me, if i was homeless and offered it ..... maybe.
I've never had a beef dripping sandwich before so I can't comment on it truthfully but my mother said it was a staple food during the war era as butter was so rationed and my dad used it to have dripping sandwiches for work a lot but the best fish and chips are definitely cooked in beef dripping followed by lard 👍👍
Good Afternoon Robert , thank you for the comment - to be honest I am old and my mother always used to save the fat from the roasts and my dad and I would have it on a sandwich or toast for supper ! it is amazingly tasty and to be honest you cant really ask for anything better in a sandwich - I agree with you Fish and Chips cooked in Beef Dripping are always the best ! I really enjoyed this but then again I always do ! Beef Dripping and Beef in a sandwich is an amazing combination ! have a great afternoon my Friend :-)
Certainly does bring back memories Graham, when my mom had done the Sunday roast, she also used to save the fat & my dad would have it on toast in the mornings. He's soon to be 81 & still going, but he did used to be very overweight. Us kids never had it. Isn't it supposed to be a no-no now just like lard & nearly every other thing we eat & drink?
Don't believe in the preachers Kate if you fall into there trap and mindset you won't eat anything or drink anything remember a certain politician in the early 80's said not to eat eggs??? Then don't eat beef it's bad for your brain don't eat pork it's got swine feavor don't eat turkey and chicken it's got bird flu don't drink milk to much cholesterol I eat and drink what I want and not what the preaching people tell me to eat or drink 👍👍
Good Afternoon Kate, thank you for the comment - I too was brought up on things cooked in lard as was my dad and he is 95 - it is really nice and full of flavour and according to the experts it is now good for you ! - Lard health benefits include actually raising levels of good cholesterol. Dietary fats help the fat-soluble vitamins (A,D,E and K) to become absorbed into the body. Fats promote brain functioning, specifically learning, memory, mood control, and the manufacturing of hormones.- it really does make you wonder now that so many oils are bad for you ! - The oils which should be avoided for cooking are oils like soybean, corn, canola, sunflower, and safflower. These oils have unstable fats and will decimate the nutritional properties of your food.if we believed everything they say we would not dare eat anything ! have a lovely afternoon :-)
Good Afternoon Graham (And Layla). New Subscriber. It's about time I joined the club. I live in Plymouth Devon, Can you tell me if that Beef Dripping is available nationwide or just confined to the local area. Brought back s many memories. Kind Regards
Good Morning Chloe, thank you for the comment and for subscribing to the channel it is much appreciated - You live in a lovely part of the country - Beef Dripping is usually for sale in butchers shops I have not seen it in supermarkets ! I would imagine that is is available nationwide - it is very tasty indeed and it does bring back many memories for me as well ! Layla loved it as well which is always a bonus ! wishing you a lovely Weekend :-)
Good morning graham I agree you can’t beat muck fat bread it’s also good to cook your roast potatoes in xx
Good Afternoon Andrif, thank you for the comment - Mucky Fat is the best ! so full of flavour and I love it ! it is great for roast potatoes and Yorkshire Puddings ! did Eric sell it ? Wishing you a lovely afternoon ! luv G XX :-)
@@grahamjenkinson3487 yes Eric sold it at the shop and pretty sure ate lots of it too, often you would see it in pubs back in the day on the bar, probably to make you drink more 🍺 and I’ll be having one later on this evening, a Welsh cider . Have a good weekend xx
@@andreaweaving4408 Good Old Eric , he had a great Butchers shop back in the day ! I remember he liked his fat ! but thats where the flavour is ! yes it used to be in pubs on the bar but these days of course its is " bad for you " whatever ! which Welsh Cider will you be having ? the weekend I hope will be a good one ! time and Johnboy will tell
! have a lovely evening :-) XX
@@grahamjenkinson3487I’m not sure which one will tempt me I’ve got a few to choose from!! Hope John boy is ok and everything gets sorted out. Xx
@@andreaweaving4408 Thank you for the reply - all was well until 3pm then johnboy rang 8 times askimng me to " pop " over as he had a problem ! I am at my wits end with him ! I hope you enjoyed the cider - have a lovely Saturday :-) XX
Hi Graham, Love my dripping in Sheffield we have a butchers called Beres they do amazing Pork dripping got to have salt on it also. I know it not healthy but when I buy a tubI have to hide it in the fridge or the wife will through it out, she always says why would you want to eat pure fat, she does not no what she is missing . Then again she is posh I and I am not! DI am sure you have mentioned you in the past you lived in Chapeltown (Chap) so you may know the company I am talking about?
Good Morning 71highstorrs - thank you for the comment - Beef and Pork dripping are both excellent with a bit of salt on and a great blast from the past ! it is very tasty indeed - so many people wont eat eat it but as you say they do not know what they are missing - my family are from Chap and I did spend a lot of my earlier life there ! I still have a cousin there but I have not been for years ! I am hoping to go sometime this summer and have a look around the old place ! have a great Weekend :-)