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Why Texas barbecue is cut on giant wooden blocks - Dining and Cooking
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Why Texas barbecue is cut on giant wooden blocks - Dining and Cooking
Cutting block at Smitty’s Market, Lockhart J.C. Reid/Contributor The process of cutting meat — raw or cooked — dates to the earliest humans. More recently, concerns about safety and hygiene helped shape one of the most ubiquitous tools in residential and commercial kitchens: the chopping block. Also known as butcher blocks or cutting boards, chopping [...]
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