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Meat

  • Dining

    January 16, 2013
  • Blogs

    January 10, 2013

    4505 Butcher Shop: Chicharrones Nachos, Chorizo Con Queso-Topped Sausages, and More

    A fixture at the Ferry Building's Farmers Markets, Ryan Farr's 4505 Meats has been serving up a variety of meaty morsels to take home or to nosh for lunch every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday. Their famous melt-in-your-mouth cloud-like chicharrones and oft "Best of" list-topping burger are now go-t ... More >>

  • Dining

    December 12, 2012

    La Pastrami Fries: Meaty American-Style Poutine

    A fixture at the Ferry Building's Farmers Markets, Ryan Farr's 4505 Meats has been serving up a variety of meaty morsels to take home or to nosh for lunch every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday. Their famous melt-in-your-mouth cloud-like chicharrones and oft "Best of" list-topping burger are now go-t ... More >>

  • Dining

    October 24, 2012

    1058 Hoagie: Still Building a Sandwich on Par with Deli Board

    A fixture at the Ferry Building's Farmers Markets, Ryan Farr's 4505 Meats has been serving up a variety of meaty morsels to take home or to nosh for lunch every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday. Their famous melt-in-your-mouth cloud-like chicharrones and oft "Best of" list-topping burger are now go-t ... More >>

  • Blogs

    September 27, 2012

    Top Chef Masters: Cosentino Watch, Episode 10

    Welcome to Cosentino Watch, where we recap the moves of San Francisco chef Chris Cosentino as he competes in Top Chef Masters. Warning: Spoilers ahead. Finally, we're at the finale, and we know what we came here to do. Chris Cosentino and Kerry Heffernan have swiftly eliminated their competition ov ... More >>

  • Blogs

    September 12, 2012

    The Highs and Lows of Operation Fried Chicken

    As the author of yesterday's top ten list of the best fried chicken in the city, I wanted to discuss the findings of my arduous journey completing what shall henceforth be known as Operation Fried Chicken. During OFC, I went from Bayview to North Beach, Hayes Valley to the Richmond, all to taste ... More >>

  • Blogs

    September 11, 2012

    Top 10 Best Places for Fried Chicken in San Francisco

    These days it seems that chefs must constantly compete to remain relevant in modern culinary culture. Especially in San Francisco, where food trends roll in and out with the fog. But no matter the direction the most recent current shifts or what the latest fuss is about, there will always be a place ... More >>

  • Dining

    August 22, 2012

    Super Duper Burger: The Burger Stand Evolves

    These days it seems that chefs must constantly compete to remain relevant in modern culinary culture. Especially in San Francisco, where food trends roll in and out with the fog. But no matter the direction the most recent current shifts or what the latest fuss is about, there will always be a place ... More >>

  • Dining

    July 25, 2012

    Sandwich Innovation: S.F. Chefs Create Single-Plate Artistry

    These days it seems that chefs must constantly compete to remain relevant in modern culinary culture. Especially in San Francisco, where food trends roll in and out with the fog. But no matter the direction the most recent current shifts or what the latest fuss is about, there will always be a place ... More >>

  • Dining

    June 27, 2012

    Bar Gain: Small Kitchens Produce Deluxe Bar Food

    These days it seems that chefs must constantly compete to remain relevant in modern culinary culture. Especially in San Francisco, where food trends roll in and out with the fog. But no matter the direction the most recent current shifts or what the latest fuss is about, there will always be a place ... More >>

  • Dining

    April 25, 2012

    Five-Dollar Delicious: Duc Loi's Vietnamese Sandwiches

    These days it seems that chefs must constantly compete to remain relevant in modern culinary culture. Especially in San Francisco, where food trends roll in and out with the fog. But no matter the direction the most recent current shifts or what the latest fuss is about, there will always be a place ... More >>

  • Dining

    April 25, 2012

    Original Joe's: Take a Nostalgic Tour of S.F. Culinary History

    These days it seems that chefs must constantly compete to remain relevant in modern culinary culture. Especially in San Francisco, where food trends roll in and out with the fog. But no matter the direction the most recent current shifts or what the latest fuss is about, there will always be a place ... More >>

  • Blogs

    April 18, 2012

    Duc Loi Kitchen's Excellent $5 Vietnamese Sandwiches

    One-month-old Duc Loi Kitchen seems destined to become the Saigon Sandwiches of the Mission. Last time SFoodie visited this food counter inside Duc Loi Supermarket, we were the last customer of the temporary outpost of Mission Burger back in 2010. Duc Loi delivers on both quantity and quality, ... More >>

  • Dining

    February 1, 2012

    Roostertail: 1950s American Plates Meet S.F.'s 2012 Palate

    One-month-old Duc Loi Kitchen seems destined to become the Saigon Sandwiches of the Mission. Last time SFoodie visited this food counter inside Duc Loi Supermarket, we were the last customer of the temporary outpost of Mission Burger back in 2010. Duc Loi delivers on both quantity and quality, ... More >>

  • Blogs

    January 24, 2012

    Jablow's Meats Launches a Pastrami Pop-Up

    Jablow's MeatsJablow's pastrami sandwich with potato salad, and pickle.​Dan Jablow, a cooking school grad and former Fatted Calf employee, has been refining his recipes for lunch meats for more than a year, showing up at the monthly New Taste Marketplace events to test them out with the public. Op ... More >>

  • Blogs

    January 20, 2012

    Ryan Farr of 4505 Meats Talks Whole Beast Butchery

    In the more than two years since Ryan Farr and his wife, Cesalee, founded 4505 Meats, the artisanal butcher has achieved nationwide fame. He has been called a "rock star butcher" by the New York Times and recently appeared on the Martha Stewart Show. In Whole Beast Butchery, Farr provides step-by- ... More >>

  • Blogs

    December 15, 2011

    Belcampo Meats Wants to Bring Animals All the Way From Farm to (Your) Fork

    Royalty-Free Images/FlickrAngus cattle, like the kind currently chewing its cud at Belcampo Meat's farm.​For a cow to magically transform into the ribeye steak sitting in your fridge, the animal travels through numerous middlemen: From the farmer to the feedlot, the feedlot to the slaughterhouse, ... More >>

  • News

    November 16, 2011

    The Beefbreaker: Oscar Yedra Wants His Cut of the New Meat-Carving Movement

    Royalty-Free Images/FlickrAngus cattle, like the kind currently chewing its cud at Belcampo Meat's farm.​For a cow to magically transform into the ribeye steak sitting in your fridge, the animal travels through numerous middlemen: From the farmer to the feedlot, the feedlot to the slaughterhouse, ... More >>

  • Blogs

    November 4, 2011

    Il Cane Rosso's Rich, Surprising Pancetta

    Alan Scherstuhl​ The current iteration of San Francisco-style pancetta seems at times a cheap ploy by the fancier restaurants in town at making good old American bacon an elegant side dish for the peaking trend of dignified brunches. It's too often straight slabs of seasoned pork that bear a s ... More >>

  • Dining

    October 19, 2011

    Leatherneck Steakhouse: Veterans' Club Serves Classic American Fare

    Alan Scherstuhl​ The current iteration of San Francisco-style pancetta seems at times a cheap ploy by the fancier restaurants in town at making good old American bacon an elegant side dish for the peaking trend of dignified brunches. It's too often straight slabs of seasoned pork that bear a s ... More >>

  • Blogs

    October 17, 2011

    Prime Rib Shabu House Finally Reopens

    Earl G./YelpPrime Rib Shabu House.​Three months ago, I was finishing up a review of the new Chinese-America shabu shabu restaurants in the Sunset and Richmond. My favorite? Prime Rib Shabu House, the two-year-old restaurant opened by Luke Sung (Isa's founding chef) and Patrick Wong. Four days bef ... More >>

  • Blogs

    September 19, 2011

    Comprehensive Guide to CSAs in San Francisco: Meat, Eggs, Dairy, Etc.

    A CSA meat package from Marin Sun Farms​Many people tend to think of CSAs only for fruits and vegetables, but in the Bay Area we're also blessed with a variety of meatier options. We've done the work of finding the farmers; now all you have to do is place your order and start up the grill. In ... More >>

  • Blogs

    September 9, 2011

    Draeger's Makes American Kobe Beef Pastrami Sweet

    ​Viognier restaurant, atop the impressively upscale San Mateo grocery store Draeger's, is moving into meat production, and was kind enough to drop us off a taste of its first product, American Kobe Beef Pastrami. The idea is fascinating. Pastrami, usually made from beef brisket -- one of the ... More >>

  • Blogs

    August 1, 2011

    San Francisco's Top Five Hot Dogs

    John BirdsallDa Beef's Chicago-style hot dog.​Like Shakespeare plays, biblical parables, and that damn Pachelbel's Canon, the hot dog is the theme on which a million variations are played. The frankfurter has been upscaled and deep-fried, pressed into lettuce as well as Acme rolls. SFoodie has eat ... More >>

  • Dining

    July 27, 2011

    Txoko: Brainy Finger Food Could Stand to Be Less Brainy

    John BirdsallDa Beef's Chicago-style hot dog.​Like Shakespeare plays, biblical parables, and that damn Pachelbel's Canon, the hot dog is the theme on which a million variations are played. The frankfurter has been upscaled and deep-fried, pressed into lettuce as well as Acme rolls. SFoodie has eat ... More >>

  • Blogs

    July 13, 2011

    Tadashi Ono, Japanese Hot Pot Expert, Describes the Real Shabu Shabu

    Melissa BarnesShabu shabu at Shabu Pub, which is not traditionally Japanese​While researching this week's review of Chinese-American shabu shabu restaurants in the Richmond and Sunset, I called Tadashi Ono, the chef of Matsuri in New York and co-author of Japanese Hot Pots. I wanted to get a sense ... More >>

  • Blogs

    June 10, 2011

    Olivier's Butchery Throws Dogpatch a Bone

    xdebx//FlickrFrench cuts of meat without TSA hassles​"You know what the funniest thing about Europe is? It's the little differences. I mean, they got the same shit over there that we got here, but it's just...it's just there it's a little different." -Vincent Vega, Pulp FictionOpening next Thursda ... More >>

  • Blogs

    May 9, 2011

    Outside Lands Announces Local Food and Wine Lineup w/ Flour Water, Ritual Coffee, More

    Christopher VictorioBecause this will make you hungry.​ Outside Lands has always made an effort to bring in highlights of the local food and wine scene to festival goers. Every year the offerings get a little bigger, and this year's festival is no different. For its return to a three-day forma ... More >>

  • Dining

    March 30, 2011

    Roundup: The Best New Barbecue in the Bay

    Christopher VictorioBecause this will make you hungry.​ Outside Lands has always made an effort to bring in highlights of the local food and wine scene to festival goers. Every year the offerings get a little bigger, and this year's festival is no different. For its return to a three-day forma ... More >>

  • Blogs

    March 9, 2011

    Getting Meat into Cocktails is Tricky but Doable

    There have been a few constants in humanity's aspirations: finding out if we're all alone in the universe, immortality, and successfully getting meat to work in a cocktail. The latter is remarkably delicate work. Go too far in the meat direction and it can get gross (and yes, for vegans and vegeta ... More >>

  • Blogs

    February 17, 2011

    Charcutepaloozers: Brine It On

    Cathy Barrow/Mrs. Wheelbarrow's KitchenBeef, corning.​Who knew there was so much pent-up demand to cure meat at home? After Cathy Barrow and Kim Foster first launched the Charcutepalooza challenge, the number of bloggers ballooned into the dozens, and then the hundreds. By the time they closed ... More >>

  • Dining

    February 16, 2011

    Beast and the Hare: Meat as Art

    Cathy Barrow/Mrs. Wheelbarrow's KitchenBeef, corning.​Who knew there was so much pent-up demand to cure meat at home? After Cathy Barrow and Kim Foster first launched the Charcutepalooza challenge, the number of bloggers ballooned into the dozens, and then the hundreds. By the time they closed ... More >>

  • Blogs

    February 4, 2011

    Morgan Maki, aka Professor Meat, Breaks It Down

    Sean TimberlakeMorgan Maki stuffed 2,000 years of meat history into 2 hours.​Morgan Maki knows his meat. But Bi-Rite's butcher and charcutier is versed in more than mere technique; Maki is a meat historian, and the depths of his knowledge and passion read through in the finished product. At ... More >>

  • Blogs

    October 21, 2010

    How Safe Is Chicken Tartare? A Saga of Discovery

    CAKES A./FlickrChicken tartare at Ippuku: Just looking at this photo makes me crave it again.​In the week following simultaneous restaurant reviews in the Chronicle and SF Weekly of Ippuku, a Japanese restaurant in Berkeley, the Chronicle's comments sections filled with disgust over a dish that bo ... More >>

  • Blogs

    October 5, 2010

    Marin Sun Farms' BLT

    John BirdsallMarin Sun Farms' BLT with house-cured bacon, $7.50.​Tuesday, October 5, 2010 Open since June, Marin Sun Farms' Oakland meat counter rehabs the notion of the butcher shop for an age that likes its strip steaks to come with a narrative. These days we like to picture where our meat ... More >>

  • Blogs

    September 24, 2010

    Meatloaf Sandwich from Fatted Calf on Fell

    Jonathan KauffmanFatted Calf's meatloaf sandwich, $9.50.​Friday, September 24, 2010The Hayes Valley outpost of Taylor Beotticher's Fatted Calf Charcuterie opened yesterday, all exposed concrete and oxblood tile, chrome cases and blond wood shelves. Over the lunch hour, customers steadily filed in, ... More >>

  • Dining

    September 1, 2010

    Fresh Eats: Tony's Coal Fired Pizza, Golden West's short rib sandwich

    Jonathan KauffmanFatted Calf's meatloaf sandwich, $9.50.​Friday, September 24, 2010The Hayes Valley outpost of Taylor Beotticher's Fatted Calf Charcuterie opened yesterday, all exposed concrete and oxblood tile, chrome cases and blond wood shelves. Over the lunch hour, customers steadily filed in, ... More >>

  • Calendar

    May 26, 2010

    Sausage Party

    Jonathan KauffmanFatted Calf's meatloaf sandwich, $9.50.​Friday, September 24, 2010The Hayes Valley outpost of Taylor Beotticher's Fatted Calf Charcuterie opened yesterday, all exposed concrete and oxblood tile, chrome cases and blond wood shelves. Over the lunch hour, customers steadily filed in, ... More >>

  • Blogs

    April 28, 2010

    Mixt Greens Guy's 'Sweet' Salad: Haricot Verts with Sweetbread Croutons

    bittermelon/FlickrAndrew Swallow, founder of the Mixt Greens empire, has co-authored a cookbook devoted to salads.​Mixt Salads: A Chef's Bold Creations by Andrew Swallow with Ann Volkwein showcases the story and recipes of Swallow, whose organic eatery Mixt Greens enjoys three locations in San ... More >>

  • Dining

    April 14, 2010

    Extreme Dogs: Sausage overload

    bittermelon/FlickrAndrew Swallow, founder of the Mixt Greens empire, has co-authored a cookbook devoted to salads.​Mixt Salads: A Chef's Bold Creations by Andrew Swallow with Ann Volkwein showcases the story and recipes of Swallow, whose organic eatery Mixt Greens enjoys three locations in San ... More >>

  • Blogs

    April 14, 2010

    4505 Meats' Ryan Farr and the Art of Hot Dog-Making

    A few panels from 4505 Meats' "Hot Dog How-To."​Butcher Ryan Farr's blog at the 4505 Meats Web site doesn't just pimp his classes or his products. Farr occasionally posts pictorial essays demonstrating how he does what he does. In honor of today's review of San Francisco's extreme hot dogs, here's ... More >>

  • Dining

    November 25, 2009

    Flavor over flash: Chilango breaks for authenticity

    A few panels from 4505 Meats' "Hot Dog How-To."​Butcher Ryan Farr's blog at the 4505 Meats Web site doesn't just pimp his classes or his products. Farr occasionally posts pictorial essays demonstrating how he does what he does. In honor of today's review of San Francisco's extreme hot dogs, here's ... More >>

  • Blogs

    October 8, 2009

    This Italian Beef Sandwich Might Be Da Best A Homesick Chicagoan Could Hope For

    J. BirdsallFor Chicagoans, a big old whiff of home.​In Chicago, where, outside of restaurants with $30 entrees, the quality of lunch is calculated partly by its girth, the Italian beef sandwich draws epic love. Soft-cooked, thinly sliced pot roast meat -- chuck, maybe -- packed into rolls just ... More >>

  • Blogs

    July 28, 2009

    Estancia Dinner at Jardiniere: Local? Grass Fed? We'll Settle for Tasty

    Mary LaddThe roasted skirt steak was beefy and tender.​Before digging in to the Estancia grass-fed beef prix fixe at Jardiniere (300 Grove at Franklin) last night, SFoodie and überblogger Amy Sherman chatted with Traci Des Jardins, who admitted to nursing a 14-hours-ahead jet lag (she'd just ... More >>

  • Dining

    July 15, 2009

    Fancy beef at extravagant prices at 5A5 Steak Lounge

    Mary LaddThe roasted skirt steak was beefy and tender.​Before digging in to the Estancia grass-fed beef prix fixe at Jardiniere (300 Grove at Franklin) last night, SFoodie and überblogger Amy Sherman chatted with Traci Des Jardins, who admitted to nursing a 14-hours-ahead jet lag (she'd just ... More >>

  • Dining

    July 8, 2009

    The Tipsy Pig: Comfort food in quiet surroundings one night, a mosh pit on another

    Mary LaddThe roasted skirt steak was beefy and tender.​Before digging in to the Estancia grass-fed beef prix fixe at Jardiniere (300 Grove at Franklin) last night, SFoodie and überblogger Amy Sherman chatted with Traci Des Jardins, who admitted to nursing a 14-hours-ahead jet lag (she'd just ... More >>

  • Blogs

    June 5, 2009

    Dried-Out Bacon? Nope, It's Bacon Jerky

    We'll never understand why certain things weren't invented at the same time: the telephone and the answering machine, for example, or TiVo and TV. That thought occured to us when we learned that bacon jerky has just been unleashed upon an eager world. Hello! Bacon and jerky are two of the earliest ... More >>

  • Dining

    April 22, 2009

    Sean O'Brien's Zinnia flowers on Jackson

    We'll never understand why certain things weren't invented at the same time: the telephone and the answering machine, for example, or TiVo and TV. That thought occured to us when we learned that bacon jerky has just been unleashed upon an eager world. Hello! Bacon and jerky are two of the earliest ... More >>

  • Dining

    March 18, 2009

    Father in the Black

    Chez Papa Resto offers a modern take on classic French fare, with prices suitable to current concerns.

  • Dining

    December 31, 2008

    Look Back in Hunger

    We can't know what tomorrow may bring, but 2008 offered a lot of swell eating.

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