What spices for meat

[Anonymous No.11185611]

I am terrible at seasoning things with the right herbs and spices, i know the basics (rosemary for lamb and sage for pork) but not anything else, little help? Right now I just throw on whatever I find (not too much though)

[Anonymous No.11185659]

Meat is degenerate.

[Anonymous No.11185665]

>>11185611
salt and pepper

[Anonymous No.11185918]

>>11185659
spoken like a true soyboy

[Anonymous No.11186006]

>>11185611
It kind of depends on what you're making, man.

[Anonymous No.11187361]

Get some texjoy steak seasoning if you're in the US, it works well with a lot of stuff

[Anonymous No.11187379]

Experiment and see what works best
For me most herbs generally compliment most meats as long as the overall combination is sensible
Wouldnt use coriander in a dish with nutmeg for example

[Anonymous No.11187409]

>>11186006
This. It's not just a matter of matching the seasoning to the meat, it's also a matter of what the type of dish is. Rosemary and thyme is fine for a western roast pork dish, but it certainly isn't what you'd want for making BBQ pulled pork, or a pork-based stirfry.

I'd suggest following specific recipes as a noob until you get the experience to wing it. One could write for hundreds of pages and still not adequately answer OP's question.

[Anonymous No.11187428]

>>11185611
Honestly it can be all over the place, for example cinnamon on chicken!?! Yes, in Chicken Catatori it’s amazing.

[Anonymous No.11187437]

>>11185611 (OP) #
Honestly it can be all over the place, for example cinnamon on chicken!?! Yes, in Chicken Cacciatore it’s amazing.

[Anonymous No.11188486]

>>11185918
All animals are soyfed. Nice self-reflected personal boogeyman redditfag. Does cognitive dissonance hurt?

[Anonymous No.11188614]

organic grass fed meats anyone...

[Anonymous No.11188662]

s n p works

[Anonymous No.11188666]

>>11188486
So you admit to being an animal. Thanks, I agree.

[Anonymous No.11188862]

>>11185611
Smoked paprika. For everything.

[Anonymous No.11189045]

Green pepper, paprika, everything that is spicy for strong tasting/fatty meat, while more tame spices for leaner meats

[Anonymous No.11189071]

>>11188486
>All animals are soyfed
The ones I raise on my property aren't. Neither are the deer, quail, ducks, rabbits and feral hogs that I hunt every year.

[Anonymous No.11189087]

My favorite seasonings for veal are black pepper, garlic and parsley.
For chicken; mustard, lemon and chimichurri.
For pork; lemon, mint and thyme.

[Anonymous No.11189104]

[Anonymous No.11189140]

OP here, thanks for this image , it will be very useful. Also thank you to everyone else for your advice.

[Anonymous No.11189169]

>>11189104
fukken saved

[Anonymous No.11189196]

>>11185665
This, and sometimes you don't even need pepper.

Otherwise, just buy stuff and smell it with the meat beside you, and see what you think fits. If you cannot do this, then quick cooking, you will never be a good cook.

[Anonymous No.11189237]

>>11189071
>everyone is a retarded McDonalds employee like me
No thanks meatcuck

[Anonymous No.11189243]

>>11189169
I also have this one.

[Anonymous No.11189258]

>>11189243
Oops, meant to post this one instead

[Anonymous No.11189269]

>>11188486
>poorfag assumes everyone can't afford grass fed

[Anonymous No.11189340]

>>11189269
That term is unregulated.
Enjoy the estrogen from eating female animals.
https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2010/12/101208125813.htm

[Anonymous No.11189753]

Op here.All the images and charts are the best, thank you so much, i have saved them all

[Anonymous No.11190281]

>>11189340
>implying I don't buy directly from local farmers
You're an idiot who deserves what you get if you go into a big name grocery store chain and buy grass fed, antibiotic free shit.

[Anonymous No.11191183]

>>11190281
Illegal where I live.

[Anonymous No.11191287]

>>11190281
How does one ensure that buying direct from local farmers means it's any better from store bought though.

I mean, I just realized the other day that just because I bought some over priced meat from a farmers market doesn't really guarantee jack shit. Do I schedule a farm visit? Quiz them? What kind of evidence can they provide?

[Anonymous No.11191613]

>>11191287
Most legit farmers are happy to have you visit as long as you don't appear to be a typical 4chan autist. I've become good friends with and regularly visit a couple farms where I met them at the farmers market. Pretty fun and I've learned a lot from them since I'm just a hobbyist.

[Anonymous No.11191762]

>le salt and pepper only xDDDD
Embarrassing