/ck/ - Food & Cooking

>>15647254
Sadly no, someone in a "fantasy food you wanna' eat" thread a while ago explained it originated with a 60s-70s prehistoric comic as "mammoth meat" where it caught on and eventually evolved to "manga meat." Image-specific recreations involve packing mince around a stick and then using a bacon wrapper to simulate skin while the closest real equivalent would be a giant fucking shank cut braised slow-and-low until it's tender enough to tear off by tooth alone.

I've been seeing this sort of meat in games and cartoons and comics all my life and good god do I want to have it/the closest facsimile at least once before I die. The simple joy of a giant fucking chunk of meat on a bone, sizzling and crackling and golden-brown on the outside, so juicy and tender it's about to fall apart on the inside, tearing away in long chunks and strands as you go full caveman on it.