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Temper London has a Massive Fire Pit Right Smack in the Dining Room The Meat Show

Temper London has a Massive Fire Pit Right Smack in the Dining Room The Meat Show

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On this weeks episode of The Meat Show host Nick Solares visits Temper in the heart of Soho, London. Solares considers Temper which specializes in live fire, whole animal cooking one of the most unique and important restaurants in meat eating. Centered around an impressive array of live fire cooking apparatus a meal at Temper features small plates and nose to tail dining. There is no traditional menu of choice cuts, but rather meat is sold by weight and the preparation varies constantly depending on what is on the pits. All of the meats at Temper are scrupulously butchered and farmed, providing sustainable, naturally raised whole animals. Solares joins chef / owner Neil Rankin for a tasting across four species prepared by Tempers chef de cuisine Martin Anderson
Date: 2020-05-20

Comments and reviews: 10


I worked here from the day it opened til feb this year, awesome place. Meat really is as good as it looks and they say! Those guys in the kitchen put so much love and care into the cooking of each piece of meat. I also met Nick when he came round to scout the place out and he was a really nice guy too.
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When they closed their eyes and slept, cavemen, our ancestors in the plains of Africa saw Nick Solares eating different animals cooked in ridiculous ways. My aspiration in life is now to be like Nick Solares. Damn, my brain can't wrap itself around all of these deliciousness.
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3: 13 It's so distinctly British, you can taste the British Isles - verdant, green landscapes. 4: 49 This pork is revelatory. 5: 00 You are tasting Britain, you are tasting the marshland, that wet winter leading to that vibrant, verdant spring. Food and seasonality right there.
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Fat isnt bad, it fills you up, I've been on keto for 3 months now and I skip eating 3 days of the week and only have 1 meal per day or the remaining four which consists of a nice portion of meat and unlimited greens.
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The ethereal smokiness of the spinalis dorsi is punctuated by the concussive Maillard reaction, creating the platonic ideal. The funky, gamey-ness of leaves a plethora of flavors waltzing across the tongue
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Growing up on a farm in SW Washington, we ate goat and chicken as our staple meats. My favorite cut was goat heart. I've always hated organ meats, but goat heart was to me absolutely the prized cut.
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All cattle is grass fed. Its in the finishing (approximately last 60 days) that they are fed grain. Why? Because MOST FOLKS honestly dont like the gaminess of grass fed. Ironic & misleading
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5: 14 that might be spring coming out of the meat but its another s word coming out of your mouth with the overly complicated descriptions. Its not essay time. Just keep it simple.
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Now, if i can find a restaurant like this but as seafood specialty (whatever fish they bring, all the shells, shrimps, squid, crab, all seafood, then my list is complete!
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Not hating but it did look like the restaurant guy was either bored, didn't give a flyin' F, or thought the meat show host talked too dann much or too long
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