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California Farm Cured Carpaccio

Hobby Horseman
Hobby Horseman @HobbyHorseman
California, United States

We are sharing our most delicious beef specialty, Farm Made Home Cured Carpaccio. You can make this in your fridge at home! We make this once a year.
The meat is sliced thin and eaten raw on crackers with slivers of Parmegana cheese, or mixed with olives, tomatoes and onions in salads, or eaten for dinner in 1/2” slices, sauteed in olive oil. To slice this meat paperthin, press your flat knife into the center of the meat and move knife back and forth till it starts cutting, see the half slices below below the round slices on the picture below.

We are sharing our most delicious beef specialty, Farm Made Home Cured Carpaccio. You can make this in your fridge at home! We make this once a year.
The meat is sliced thin and eaten raw on crackers with slivers of Parmegana cheese, or mixed with olives, tomatoes and onions in salads, or eaten for dinner in 1/2” slices, sauteed in olive oil. To slice this meat paperthin, press your flat knife into the center of the meat and move knife back and forth till it starts cutting, see the half slices below below the round slices on the picture below.

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California Farm Cured Carpaccio

Hobby Horseman
Hobby Horseman @HobbyHorseman
California, United States

We are sharing our most delicious beef specialty, Farm Made Home Cured Carpaccio. You can make this in your fridge at home! We make this once a year.
The meat is sliced thin and eaten raw on crackers with slivers of Parmegana cheese, or mixed with olives, tomatoes and onions in salads, or eaten for dinner in 1/2” slices, sauteed in olive oil. To slice this meat paperthin, press your flat knife into the center of the meat and move knife back and forth till it starts cutting, see the half slices below below the round slices on the picture below.

We are sharing our most delicious beef specialty, Farm Made Home Cured Carpaccio. You can make this in your fridge at home! We make this once a year.
The meat is sliced thin and eaten raw on crackers with slivers of Parmegana cheese, or mixed with olives, tomatoes and onions in salads, or eaten for dinner in 1/2” slices, sauteed in olive oil. To slice this meat paperthin, press your flat knife into the center of the meat and move knife back and forth till it starts cutting, see the half slices below below the round slices on the picture below.

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Ingredients

Pressed and dry cured for six weeks
2 people, few years
  • 6 poundseye of round beef, trimmed to fit on bottom of 9”x13” glass baking dish
  • 150 gramshimalayan seasalt, coarse
  • 60 gramshimalayan sea salt, fine
  • 1 poundgrated large juicy fresh carrots
  • Tbsfresh ground black pepper
  • 12whole white peppercorns
  • 12juniper berries, crushed
  • 1garlic cloves, grated
  • 2california bay leaves, crushed
  • Equipment: 4 pound boiled flat rock that fits inside a glass 9”x13” baking dish, 9”x13” glass baking dish, shrinkwrap to keep meat odor free in fridge
  • Cost: a six pound fresh eye of round cost about $24 last year, $36 this year. Makes 5 pounds dry cured carpaccio. Carpaccio dried beef sells for about $26 per pound, $130 for 5 pounds
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Pressed and dry cured for six weeks
  1. 1

    Mix grated carrot and garlic with coarse rocksalt, spices, on bottom of glass dish, press meat into dish. Rub ends of meat with fine seasalt. Shrinkwrap dish. Place 5 pound rock on top, put in bottom of fridge. Pour off liquid daily.

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    Every two days, turn meat one quarter, fresh shrinkwrap, rock on top, back in fridge. After a few weeks when no more liquid is generated, lay rock on top of meat without shrinkwrap, turn meat 1/4 every two days till dry and square. Store wrapped in thick brown paper bag. Slice thin. Fresh for a few years. Enjoy.

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on October 20, 2021 14:12
California, United States
I teach people at the farmers market to grow small scale fruits and vegetables. My grandparents and parents taught me growing, cooking and preserving home grown fruits and vegetables, eggs, meats and fish. I got certified by the University of California Master Gardener Program in 2005. I try to bring out the original flavor of ingredients, then add layers of spices, herbs and flavorings that enhance, not distort the taste. These are the global, organic and vegan family recipes we use.
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