/ck/ - Food & Cooking

>>12621075
Kind of. There is "boneware" used for culinary purposes. But they are usually treated with some kind of sealant or wax. Bones degrade a lot during the washing process because of water infiltration. Like if you toss a bone into the sea, it will quickly fill with cracks and holes and eventually fall apart.

>>12621087
they mean dish as in food, not tableware

>>12621075
one of the best part about the marrow is the texture, you might enhance the flavor of one thing but you lose the fun of the marrow
Just get a secondary sauce for people to dip their marrow covered spoon/bread in

>>12621087
Okay, what if I don't toss a bone into the sea? WHat happens to the bone then?

>>12621075
You can use bone marrow like butter or mayonnaise.

>>12621110
What if I used very little stirring, so I didn't mess up the marrow texture? Basically folding the mixture together.

>Boneware
Fucking hell, is this the Flintstones? Get some dishes from Wal-Mart like the rest of us, Barney.

>>12621087
>>12621445
based ESL posters. gb2>>>/int/

>>12621075
Here in Australia marrow bones are quite expensive, almost as much as meat but way less edible.

It's fucken weird,dog bones are now cuisine.

>>12621075
It would probably work out fine overall.
There doesn't seem to be any issues with it that I can think of.
A lot of people eat marrow for that 'primal' feel to it, and modifying the filling to the extent you talk about would ruin that feel for some diners. But the majority would be happy.

>>12622058
imagine being this uncultured

Marrow seems like way too much effort if you're not incidentally cooking it while cooking the actual meat

>>12621445
Nah it's indie necromancy RPGs

>>12621217
Don’t bother twice baking it then. Just take it out, chop it into bite size pieces and mix it into your filling

>>12621453
>No argument
Buy some plates Rubble.

>>12622207
>sucking the immune system fluid out of an animals bones
>culture

>>12622983
>Not enjoying tasty immune system fluid from the bones of a multitude of animals every chance you get

>>12622983
your dinner

>>12622998
>Protein, properly prepped
>Healthy veggies
The only people bothered by that are cavemen who need their meat drowned in sauce and MSG.

>>12622251
You literally just chuck them into a 450 degree oven for like 15 minutes. Done.

>>12623465
you think cavemen enjoyed the pleasures of BBQ sauce and MSG? they ate whatever unseasoned rudimentary bullshit they could find, just like that pic.

>>12622983
>eating days old dead flesh
>culture

How did no one ever flamed you as a kid so you would stop being such a judgemental idiot?

>>12622998
uh that looks spicy! just look at those spice marks on the chicken! im going to need me some milk with boneless icecubes for this!

>>12623554
lol omg mom get off 4chan XD

>>12623554
hehe

What does marrow taste like?
Been meaning to get some shanks to try making osso buco but I've never actually had it before.

I wouldn't call bone marrow a dish, more of a bread-spread in addition to the meal.

>>12623710
Like fat, with the texture of butter when you bite into it. It'll look a little odd pulling it out of the bone, it naturally clumps together into little nodes but they'll immediately break and spread with just a tiny bit of pressure. It's basically all fat, it's super greasy but pretty decadent. Buy a lemon and squeeze some juice over every bite, the lemony acid cuts through the marrow fat really well. Also, instructions online will tell you to soak the bones overnight. This will not affect the flavor or texture, but it will clean out a lot of blood that will end up as dark spots in the marrow with the same texture and taste. Also, I've noticed that it smells better coming out of the oven this way, otherwise you have that funky cooked bone smell that just kind of hangs around. So really, you just do that for presentation.

>>12621126
I would assume sea water would eventually dissolve the bone.

>>12622983
By adulthood, all hematopoesis moves to short bones. Long bones are full of basically nothing but fat and fibroblasts.

>>12623710
Eating that rich marrow is really what sets osso buco apart from just a beef stew. I highly encourage you to make it as it's very easy, yet really rewarding. A great date night homecooked meal sure to get the panties wet. Quite frankly I prefer the cheaper beef shanks over veal because I think both the meat and marrow have a much richer flavor. It's one of my goto winter meals.

>>12622998
I would eat and enjoy that. The chicken looks juicy and I like zucchini.

Fried marrow balls should be next big thing at state and county fairs.

>>12621126
Why wouldn't you throw your bones in the sea? You're not some kind of ghoul are you?

>>12621075
you can smoke the marrow, mix it with mashed potatoes and then put it back into the bone for presentation purposes, then broil it for that bit of scorch on the potatoes.

guga foods does a variant where he also adds a whole block of cream cheese, but just roasts and doesnt smoke the marrow
>* BONE MARROW MASHED POTATOE * 4 Large Potatoes 1 Whole Cream Cheese 3 Bone Marrows Salt and Pepper to Taste

>>12625453
What's wrong with that? I'm a beautiful Ghoulfrican-American and I love myself.

>>12624120
does that mean if you your hands off it would be like giving you aids?

>>12626078
in the short term maybe, but I think having no immune system would be a mercy if you had no hands.

>>12624844
It'd be cheap for the sellers wouldn't it. If BM didn't have the stigma of being high class it'd be a great fair food given the ease of preparation.

>>12626104
it'd be a lot of work to get that much marrow
a lot of pre-processing factories will just toss away the bones, so sure you could get the bones cheap
but you also need a good band-saw and good blades to cut bone which will drive the cost up whether you cut them yourself or pay them to.

>>12622978
Jesus Christ, you're reading comprehension is shit.

>>12626171
But these fair food types are paying like $9 for a corn dog, so is $10 for a bone marrow nugget all that much. It can be like a conch fritter, call it a bone marrow fritter so it's got other stuff in there too.

>>12626200
>you're
>you are
That's the pot calling the kettle black.

>>12626171
>>12627621
Like some corn meal and peas. It doesn't matter as long as it sounds "new" to the fair going types.

>>12627626
Cave dwellers aren't the smartest bunch.