01-12-2014
16:21
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01-13-2014
13:18
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zapleahy
01-12-2014
16:21
- last edited on
01-13-2014
13:18
by
zapleahy
Separable fat... I'm not familiar with this term. Separalbe Lean/Fat, even more confusing. How you define separable fat?
01-12-2014 20:26
01-12-2014 20:26
IT has to do with the fat you can remove from a cut of meat vs the fat that is marbled in and can't be readily removed.
01-14-2014 07:58
01-14-2014 07:58
There are many different answers to this question but I'm thinking it has something to do with the difference between visible fat that lies on the outside of the meat (you can see it raw and cooked, it's white in color) and can be easily separated (i.e. trimmed), and the fat that is infiltrated within the muscle fibres. You should choose lean meats which have very little fat. Certainly, some cuts of meat like ribeye contain a lot more fat than turkey for example.