Beef Neckbones?

stark said:

Anybody using them? I understand there's a risk of restless leg
syndrome in the prions. Or some such ailment.

Well I just don't know. Found a beautiful package at the store that
ought to make a great
dish or a nice stock, but I'm leary of all the rumors regarding brain
and spinal meat.

stark said:

stark said:

Anybody using them? I understand there's a risk of restless leg
syndrome in the prions. Or some such ailment.

Well I just don't know. Found a beautiful package at the store that
ought to make a great
dish or a nice stock, but I'm leary of all the rumors regarding brain
and spinal meat.

I don't know about "diseases" or medical conditions resulting from this. But
meaty beef neck bones can be absolutely delicious (braised - tastes like
chuck roast and almost like oxtails, actually). Served up with the green of
your choice and mashed potates, wonderful!

Jill

jmcquown said:

stark wrote:

Quoted message said:

I don't know about "diseases" or medical conditions resulting from this. But
meaty beef neck bones can be absolutely delicious (braised - tastes like
chuck roast and almost like oxtails, actually). Served up with the green of
your choice and mashed potates, wonderful!

Jill

Thanks Jill. I thought the room was empty or I was being ostracized.
Maybe deserved.
I was thinking braise with some collard greens and cornbread. Collards
are still looking
good, maybe a little large. . . fans in warm weather or foot warmers
in the cold.

jmcquown said:

stark said:

stark said:

Anybody using them? I understand there's a risk of restless leg
syndrome in the prions. Or some such ailment.

Well I just don't know. Found a beautiful package at the store that
ought to make a great
dish or a nice stock, but I'm leary of all the rumors regarding brain
and spinal meat.

I don't know about "diseases" or medical conditions resulting from this. But
meaty beef neck bones can be absolutely delicious (braised - tastes like
chuck roast and almost like oxtails, actually). Served up with the green of
your choice and mashed potates, wonderful!

Jill

The disease in question is CJD, Crutchfield Jakobs Disease.
http://www.ninds.nih.gov/disorders/cjd/cjd.htm