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Meat Your Butcher: The Craft of Cutting Meat
Season 4 · Episode 5

Meat Your Butcher: The Craft of Cutting Meat

With the rise in sustainable, craft, and local food movements, are the people behind the food, like meat, valued more than in the past?

Copper & Heat Radio

November 10, 202236m 56sExplicit

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Show Notes

Meat in the U.S. has had a complicated history which in recent years has spurred on the resurgence of interest in whole animal butchery and neighborhood butcher shops. But even as meat prices have risen, how have the people working behind the counter been affected?

In this episode, we speak with 2 butchers who have had very different careers within the world of butchery. There’s Edgar (he/him), whose career includes 20 years at Texas Roadhouse and 5 at Belcampo Meat Co. Then there’s HJ (they/them), who has worked all over the country including Blue Hill at Stone Barns, The Meat Hook in Brooklyn, and now co-owns Pasture PDX, a small craft butcher shop, in Portland, OR with their business partner Kei.

 

Guests: 

 

HJ Schaible (they/them)

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Edgar Cisneros (he/him)

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