this looks incredebly delicious. here in germany we dont cut our meat into small pieces like that, we cut bigger round pieces but i would love to one day taste this style of food for myself.

Amazing to see how others break down a rib, most of that ( brisket ) is used for dog food , or a cheap boil up with cabbage , the meat between the ribs, put in to sausages or mince in NZ, sometimes rolled as a roast after the Scotch fillet is removed and replaced with some shoulder meat ( chuck ) the marbling is impressive >> All my beef is hung on bone for 14 days before boning, we waste nothing, I tan the skin too..I do home kill for the family, only grass fed beef, this looks to be grain fed and I bet very expensive..as we raise all our meat needs here at home, making money is not our goal, just eating chemical free meat..retired Butcher ( 50 years ) ..can the average person afford this meat or is it for the wealthy only..we don't sell beef, we share it with friends & family..

incredibly satisfying and interesting. you know nothing he's cutting off is being wasted. the other butcher is cleaning up that fat to make suet/lard, all meat scraps are being saved for ground or something else....the bones for broth, etc.....just fascinating to watch the main guy work.

I lived in Korea for 18 months while serving in the Army... I use to love going to the street vendor's and get some of the most amazing dishes I have ever tried.. I one day plan on going back as a civilian for a vacation.

Farmer's daughter here..watched my Dad butcher carve up many whole beef pork. Never saw beef with such an abundant layer of fat. My Mom would boil fat down filter for shortening/ lard for pastry etc