51Թ

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muscle meat

[ muhs-uhl meet ]

noun

  1. the muscular and fatty flesh of animals as used for food: Compare offal ( def 1 ), organ meat ( def ).

    Yes, I’ve seen the heart and kidney specials, but I’m here for the muscle meat, so a nice porterhouse for me, please.



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51Թ History and Origins

Origin of muscle meat1

First recorded in 1905–10
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First of all, it's good to clarify that red meat refers to all mammalian muscle meat.

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But actually the analysis is more subtle than that - because as societies become more wealthy, people often turn to muscle meat and reject the animal's offal.

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Slicing a cow into retail cuts takes hundreds of minute judgments: identifying the fat that must be separated from muscle meat; separating out diseased, bruised, or bloodshot meat from fresh; and deciding whether to cut slightly thinner steaks in order to get one more cut of meat out of an animal, for instance.

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Red meat refers to "all types of mammalian muscle meat," such as beef, veal, pork, lamb, mutton, horse — even goat.

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It’s exactly what they’d do if they caught some prey – before they’d eat it they’d pluck the fur, or they’d pluck the feathers before they actually eat the muscle meat.

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