Cutting beef bones lengthwise

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atomicsmoke

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I learned about this method here (i believe it was Chef Jimmy): cutting marrow bones lengthwise. Can this be done with a hand meat saw? Will it shred the marrow?
 
I learned about this method here (i believe it was Chef Jimmy): cutting marrow bones lengthwise. Can this be done with a hand meat saw? Will it shred the marrow?
Freeze them first and cut them with a VERY sharp saw blade.  We did some like that a few years ago to roast and serve the bones to eat the marrow with bread.

We did it on a bandsaw, but a good operator with a hand saw should be ok.  
 
I don't think i am what you call a "good operator" but i will give it a try. Freezing before cutting makes sense.
 
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Good point.....   flush with edible mineral oil...  really well..... then oil with mineral oil....
Gee thanks Dave!  Now you have me thinking about doing this for feral hog processing!!!  
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Of course I'll have to designate a different spot in the cabinet for "Pneumatic Meat Tools Only"!  
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Remember Gallagher? You could use the Sledge-O- Matic!

It slices and dices and is the kitchen tool of a thousand uses....
 
Just take your time. The saw cuts straight unless you twist the handle rushing. Roasted Marrow? Definitely in the top 5 favorite foods...JJ
 
I do it all the time:

1. Freeze first

2. wrap in plastic.

3. cut on a table saw with a carbide tipped blade.

Takes about 5 seconds.

dcarch
 
Looks great . If you ripped those in 2 , you did a fine job .
I bet they were good .
 
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